Such a time of excitement for someone in this Open Space List Community. I
extend very special good wishes to Barry Owen for this Saturday the 13th as
he marries his wonderful Debbie. May you experience joy, safety, and harmony
in your union and in all that you do. May light and love envelope you f
Hi Joe,
In doing OS I always start from a point that is the ideal situation and then
realize that much of what I need to work out is not in that ideal. Now for
your example. OS in small groups can work well. The synergy is not the
same.People do not feel so free to bumblebee and butterfly, although
At 01:19 PM 2/10/99 -0400, you wrote:
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> Friends,
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> Are there any special considerations when using Open Space with a small group
> within a small company--say 7-12 people?
The smallest group I have ever worked with is 5. It wasn't intended that way --
but that's the way it turned out. We were
Steve and Birgitt:
Thanks for your efforts to spread the stories. However, I received eleven
huge messages full of unintelligible symbols. (Ah, the problem with
attachments.) I once copied a long article directly into email and sent it
to OSLIST which seemed to work. So we learn as we go.
Jeff
I have had success using a OS with a small group in that it gave people
a chance to develop a relevant agenda and people dealt with it
earnestly. I did notice however that people did not use the law of two
feet when it looked like they were neither learning nor contributing.
It was also hard for m
Friends,
Are there any special considerations when using Open Space with a small group
within a small company--say 7-12 people?
I have colleague who runs a small sporting goods store. She is a remarkable
person who won a national Entrepreneur of the Year Award awhile back. She has
taken
Folks, I agree with Koos. Attachments are generally considered
inappropriate for lists. The OST website would be a great place, since
such attachments would be available even to future participants.
Best,
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., C
koos, et. al.
i'd be glad to post most anything to the web for the purposes of
sharing. i have the space and the capability to deal with most file
types, i think. worst case, i can print it out and scan it back in.
might take me a week or two to get it posted, depending on what else is
going on,
The Open Space Institute (US) site is also available to post things. As a
matter of fact, the OS in education document collected by Birgitt is on the
site at http://www.tmn.com/openspace in Resources/Stories from the Field.
To put something on the site, send a message/attachment to o...@tmn.com
Hi all,
This coming weekend I will be passing through Boston
and I will have some spare time. Anyone in the Boston
area interested in joining me for a coffee or a bite
and have a little chat about Open Space and all the
other great things in life?
Would be nice.
Send an email to my email address be
Dear folks,
For those who know everything about attachments:
there is a practical proposal on how to handle binary
files on this list at the end of this message. You
may skip the lecture.
Sometimes we want to share information that is hard
to put in the text of an email message. Binary files
like
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