Ingrid:
Great work Ingrid.
The other great thing that is happening a lot in Ontario is mentoring. My
learning has been enhanced by Birgitt supporting me (and many others) to
participate in open space meetings or to co-facilitate so that I can
consolidate my "theory" . She coaches me from the
>Date:Mon, 25 Jan 1999 09:12:34 -0600
>From:Pete Hovde
>Subject: OS on Y2K
>
>Has anyone held an OS event on the Y2K issue?
My friend Tom Atlee has, and knows others who have as well. See his website
information below.
Jeff
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1999 14:59:51 -0800 (PST)
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>I was in conversation with a fellow this morning who had some questions to
>ask about Open Space. I'll be doing Open Space in his organization and he
>just wanted to be clear that I was not going to do "that touchy feely" kind
>of stuff, because the folks he deals with just wouldn't put up with th
At 10:53 AM 1/27/99 +0100, you wrote:
>When you do an Open Space there are always several participants who are so
>delighted that they want to apply it themselves. Sometimes they tell you,
>sometimes they just do it. You don't have a clue how good they are at
>holding the space or whatever they ar
It sounds like you have created a wonderful learning environment for your
group of 8 facilitators. When I did my first two Open Space events I engaged
a consultant to coach me through them. But I didn't think to have here come
to the event itself to coach me in the midst of the experience. That
