I am enjoying your responses, all, and it also does touch upon what I first
thought when I myself was about to respond.
Everything in a human systems dynamic (facilitation, dialogue) touches upon and
informs everything else
So what came to mind for me - in addition to how many chairs or
number of topics/sessions...
I am enjoying your responses, all, and it also does touch upon what I first
thought when I myself was about to respond.
Everything in a human systems dynamic (facilitation, dialogue) touches upon and
informs everything else
So what came to mind for me
I am enjoying your responses, all, and it also does touch upon what I first
thought when I myself was about to respond.
Everything in a human systems dynamic (facilitation, dialogue) touches upon and
informs everything else
So what came to mind for me - in addition to how many chairs or
number of topics/sessions...
I am enjoying your responses, all, and it also does touch upon what I first
thought when I myself was about to respond.
Everything in a human systems dynamic (facilitation, dialogue) touches upon and
informs everything else
So what came to mind for me
I am enjoying your responses, all, and it also does touch upon what I first
thought when I myself was about to respond.
Everything in a human systems dynamic (facilitation, dialogue) touches upon and
informs everything else
So what came to mind for me - in addition to how many chairs or
number of topics/sessions...
I am enjoying your responses, all, and it also does touch upon what I first
thought when I myself was about to respond.
Everything in a human systems dynamic (facilitation, dialogue) touches upon and
informs everything else
So what came to mind for me
Dear Susan,
yes, thats my feeling too, 15 to 20 breakout spaces for 30 to 40 issues.
Jeffs response on combining or abandoning topics got me to reflect on
the word topic. From work wayback with structured brainstorming I
remember a group of 25 generating between 30 to 50 topics.
With os
:54 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: Susan Partnow susan...@comcast.net,World wide Open Space Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Subject: Re: [OSList] Anticipating number of topics/sessions...
Dear Susan,
yes, thats my feeling too, 15 to 20 breakout spaces for 30 to 40 issues.
Jeffs
I also point out that combining topics might seem like a good idea but for
complex problems there is actually a benefit to having two different
conversations. There is no such thing as redundancy and different conversations
with different people gives you the obliquity to address intractable
Dear Susan,
yes, thats my feeling too, 15 to 20 breakout spaces for 30 to 40 issues.
Jeffs response on combining or abandoning topics got me to reflect on
the word topic. From work wayback with structured brainstorming I
remember a group of 25 generating between 30 to 50 topics.
With os
:54 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: Susan Partnow susan...@comcast.net,World wide Open Space Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Subject: Re: [OSList] Anticipating number of topics/sessions...
Dear Susan,
yes, thats my feeling too, 15 to 20 breakout spaces for 30 to 40 issues.
Jeffs
I also point out that combining topics might seem like a good idea but for
complex problems there is actually a benefit to having two different
conversations. There is no such thing as redundancy and different conversations
with different people gives you the obliquity to address intractable
Dear Susan,
yes, thats my feeling too, 15 to 20 breakout spaces for 30 to 40 issues.
Jeffs response on combining or abandoning topics got me to reflect on
the word topic. From work wayback with structured brainstorming I
remember a group of 25 generating between 30 to 50 topics.
With os
:54 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: Susan Partnow susan...@comcast.net,World wide Open Space Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Subject: Re: [OSList] Anticipating number of topics/sessions...
Dear Susan,
yes, thats my feeling too, 15 to 20 breakout spaces for 30 to 40 issues.
Jeffs
I also point out that combining topics might seem like a good idea but for
complex problems there is actually a benefit to having two different
conversations. There is no such thing as redundancy and different conversations
with different people gives you the obliquity to address intractable
Hello dear OSers... I am planning a very short OS here in Seattle at the
WOW (Women of Wisdom) conference - Sunday afternoon, Feb 15 - and trying to
call the rule of thumb for anticipating the likely number of sessions to
plan for - We have two brief OS times and expect ~100 participants. Any
I’d go with 15 to 20 breakout spaces. You should be fine. A group of 100 can
easily generate 30-40 topics.
Chris
On Jan 26, 2015, at 1:59 PM, Susan Partnow via OSList
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote:
Hello dear OSers... I am planning a very short OS here in Seattle at the WOW
Chris does more of these than I, but I have noticed fewer topics /
more combining or abandoning topics in recent years. Not sure why. We
had 130 people for a two hour OST that moved into 24 topics (12x2) but
I had planned with extra post-its for spaces to reveal if needed. Also
two hours was a
Hello dear OSers... I am planning a very short OS here in Seattle at the
WOW (Women of Wisdom) conference - Sunday afternoon, Feb 15 - and trying to
call the rule of thumb for anticipating the likely number of sessions to
plan for - We have two brief OS times and expect ~100 participants. Any
I’d go with 15 to 20 breakout spaces. You should be fine. A group of 100 can
easily generate 30-40 topics.
Chris
On Jan 26, 2015, at 1:59 PM, Susan Partnow via OSList
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote:
Hello dear OSers... I am planning a very short OS here in Seattle at the WOW
Chris does more of these than I, but I have noticed fewer topics /
more combining or abandoning topics in recent years. Not sure why. We
had 130 people for a two hour OST that moved into 24 topics (12x2) but
I had planned with extra post-its for spaces to reveal if needed. Also
two hours was a
Hello dear OSers... I am planning a very short OS here in Seattle at the
WOW (Women of Wisdom) conference - Sunday afternoon, Feb 15 - and trying to
call the rule of thumb for anticipating the likely number of sessions to
plan for - We have two brief OS times and expect ~100 participants. Any
I’d go with 15 to 20 breakout spaces. You should be fine. A group of 100 can
easily generate 30-40 topics.
Chris
On Jan 26, 2015, at 1:59 PM, Susan Partnow via OSList
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote:
Hello dear OSers... I am planning a very short OS here in Seattle at the WOW
Chris does more of these than I, but I have noticed fewer topics /
more combining or abandoning topics in recent years. Not sure why. We
had 130 people for a two hour OST that moved into 24 topics (12x2) but
I had planned with extra post-its for spaces to reveal if needed. Also
two hours was a
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