- In the Activity Scheduler, select the Group size to specify the number of learners participating in an encounter at the same station at the same time.
2. Select a Rotation scheme radio button:
- Small circles - The system rotates or circles learners around a group of stations.
If Cases are being run on multiple stations, multiple concurrent circles are formed.
This setup can be more efficient during overbooking situations.
The two circle setup scheme creates two synchronized circles.
Circle One:
Learner A begins in Room 1 → rotates to Room 2 → and then rotates to Room 3.
Learner B begins in Room 2, → rotates to Room 3 → and then rotates to Room 1.
Learner C begins in Room 3, → rotates to Room 1 → and then rotates Room 2.
Circle Two:
Learner D begins in Room 4, → rotates to Room 5 → and then rotates to Room 6.
Learner E begins in Room 5, → rotates to Room 6 → and then rotates to Room 4.
Learner F begins in Room 6 → rotates to Room 4 → and then rotates to Room 5.
- One big circle - All the learners rotate around the stations in one sequence (each student always moves to the next station).
This is a simpler option, but is less effective when stations are overbooked.
The one circle setup scheme creates one all inclusive circle.
Learner A begins in Room 1, → rotates to Room 2, → and then rotates to Room 3.
Learner B begins in Room 2, → rotates to Room 3, → and then rotates to Room 4.
Learner C begins in Room 3, → rotates to Room 4, → and then rotates Room 5.
Learner D begins in Room 4, → rotates to Room 5, → and then rotates to Room 6.
Learner E begins in Room 5, → rotates to Room 6, → and then rotates to Room 1.
Learner F begins in Room 6, → rotates to Room 1, → and then rotates to Room 2.