This activity showed me how easily information can be interpreted differently depending on how it is communicated; even when instructions seem clear to the person writing them, someone receiving them may have a completely different understanding. I realized this because I was so lost when reading the instructions (but maybe it's a e problem because others in my group seemed to understand it much faster than I did, but I believe that I might not be the only one). I found this activity pretty interesting because it showed me that communication is not just about coming up with the idea but also about making sure the other person can understand and (hopefully) apply it.
For me, I tend to look for structure, specific details and examples that help me understand the bigger picture (I'm a visual learner). The written notes, along with the worksheet helped me understand the concept way faster. Having the concept explained visually and then practicing it with others made it easier to connect the rules to their actual outcomes.
Overall, I think it helped me think about how communication needs clarity and an "awareness" of the audience. It is important to me to be specific without making explanations unnecessarily complicated (as in overcomplicated the instructions), which means: organize information in a logical order and allow questions.