Facebookaholics Anonymous – Review

What worked well?

* Group dynamics – members of the group were very vocal, small group allowed for this

* Organisation and structure – well planned out, script worked well for structure and steering conversations

* Performance – ‘looked the part’, confident, got into the role

* Documentation – balance of sound/photography and short film clips

* Paperwork – Disclaimers, confidentiality and note taking

 

What didn’t work?

* Too personal and vocal – myself and Jem were too vocal in the discussions which perhaps caused bias in the conversations

* Sound recording – more planning needed and practice run, some sound didn’t record due to rushed setup

* Location – too noisy, too internal – in college… could have been more effective in a more public setting

* Publicity – more publicity across public rather than within PCA, time management of publicity could have been more effective done earlier – though small group worked well

* Professional – could have been more professional in the role, we were more relaxed and informal because we knew everyone who attended

 

Other comments…

* Achieved a level of awareness through discussions – members more aware of the construction of their identity

* Good feedback from group – members were interested and vocal – perhaps potential to do again?

* Achieved most of what we set out to do, to hold a small event based on the ideas of Alcoholics Anonymous and to raise the awareness and get people thinking about the ideas of social identity construction

* Lost half of sound recording due to poor planning and human error

* Worked well having colleague recording sound and photography