Everything that happens in the room is also written in the captions and the decision cards; the canvas is not needed to play.
The workshop's design documents a 90-minute arc: two scored role-play rounds, live observers, commitment cards. This is its delivery layer, rendered as a real-time 3D session. In play mode the room is yours: a fishbowl pair in the middle, six observers scoring line 1 of the rubric, and three moments that test what facilitation cannot script, what you do when it wobbles. One more call checks your own scoring against the observers'. Every call changes the room: who leans in, who sits on the row, what is on the board, the clock and the cards.
Honest frame: this is a simulation, not footage — a playable training surface for the run-sheet's decisions, built like every artifact in this portfolio: practice the decision, feel the consequence. The paper layer it simulates is the minute-level facilitator guide and its observer rubric. Runs fully offline · no audio · drafted with AI assistance, rewritten, fact-checked and owned by a human.