This method has little value dissemination information expect as it taps the knowledge and experience of the individual group members. The method tends to be overused by those who have experience success with it. Like any other technique, it is useful only for certain purposes and under certain conditions. The mechanical problems involved are formidable, rigorous prior planning is called for to minimize them. Huddle groups cannot produce above the level of knowledge and experience possessed by the individual. It is well to be realistic regarding results expected. Time limitation and reporting back are essential features o the technique, but too much emphasis on them may hamper discussion. Failure to make adequate use of the material obtained may create frustration among those who worked hard to produce it.