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 ## Installation
 
-Step to step process to install DRW on your machine. 
-Find the documentation on --> [Gitea](https://git.xpub.nl/kamo/drw#setup)
-
 What do you need:
 
 - A terminal
 - [git](https://git-scm.com/downloads)
 - [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/en/download/)
 
-For later on
-- A code editor (sublime, atom, vscode, etc)
+Find the step to step process to install DRW here --> [Documentation](https://git.xpub.nl/kamo/drw#setup)
+
+## Examples & Brainstorm
+
+The DRW app is just the beginning! From here it can be extended with diverse sources and destinations.
+
+Depending on participants' interest the workshop can continue in different directions:
+
+1. Same server, different destinations.
+   To keep working with drawings and prototyping different ways of displaying them.  
+   For example to work with other web pages or programming environment such as p5js, vvvv, etc.  
+   But also physical hardware such as receipt printer or pen plotter.  
+   _Here we tinker with the client side._
+
+2. Same architecture, different server.
+   To play with the same multiplayer setup, but with different kind of contents.
+   To work with sound or text, 3d environments and such.  
+   _Here we mess with both the server and the client sides_
+