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A retrospective earns its hour only if every card turns into an action with an owner and a date. These 5 folders each run a different cut of the same look-back — three verbs on one wall (Start · Stop · Continue), what could have killed the project before it started (The Premortem), what the team is done tolerating (The Not-Anymore List), the moment it tipped (The Turning Point), and what people felt (Mad · Sad · Glad). Each runs 15–30 minutes with printed props — no account, no projector.

Start · Stop · Continue Listed Assessment The retrospective that fits on one wall: every card is one verb — start, stop, keep. No card survives without an owner and a date. Three-verb cards and a pre/post measure included. one team of 4–8 30 min offline + online print props reviews The Premortem Listed Assume the project already failed, write how, and give each top cause an early-warning signal and a preventive action with an owner. Risks named while they're cheap. Printable cards. 4–12 people 25 min offline + online print props reviews The Not-Anymore List Listed List the recurring work, run the "would we start it today?" test, and actually stop one thing — with a bring-back trigger, an owner, and a date. Printable cards. 4–12 people 25 min offline + online print props reviews The Turning Point Listed Rebuild the timeline, mark where it turned up or down, name each cause, then keep one habit and kill one. Printable cards. 4–12 people 25 min offline + online print props reviews Mad · Sad · Glad Listed Write what made you mad, sad and glad; cluster and vote; one owned action per colour. Printable cards. 6–20 people 20 min offline + online print props reviews

fitting this into a 90-minute session

Retrospectives fail the same way everywhere: cards without owners. Whatever format you run, close the block with a named owner and a date per action — the debrief questions in the folder are built for that.
One folder is not an agenda. Fit it into the five-block shape in How to design a 90-minute workshop: wake them, run something real, protect the energy, run it deeper, send them out with a date on paper.
Compare by the room, not the category. The scenario shelves say what survives a video call, a 15-minute slot or twenty people: Quick & short, Remote-friendly, Large group.
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paper first, optional after

Every folder above prints and runs with markers only — no account, no projector. If you want the same measure as a live form, or answers on the room's big screen, each folder page carries an optional section for it: FormLM builds the online pre/post, QRCard-AI runs the scan-and-display half. Neither is required to use what you downloaded.