Hi Ralph,
I find that people who are uncomfortable to get on the floor to write their
topice often bring the sheet to their seat and write from there.
Even if the table isn't obstucting the view as Larry suggested, it does
symbolize that thing that creates distance in meetings. My preference is t
Dear colleague,
Ralph asked what or who is "violated" by the use of a table
in the center.
I am facilitating an open space in a large Berlin church
the next two days. The church is "just" the meeting place,
the client is the "Round table for sustainable development
in Berlin and Brandenburg".
We we
-Original Message-
From: Larry Peterson [mailto:lpa...@inforamp.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 5:18 PM
To: dw...@pawnee.astate.edu
Subject:RE: Theme Suggestions?
David: I have a hunch that your trouble in determining a theme is because
you have a vested interest in t
I have used a variety of "centers" for an Open Space. I like to find
something small that symbolizes the purpose of the group gathered. I like to
put the papers, markers and report forms in the centre. I have used short
tables (coffee tables). The critical thing for me is that the line of sight
and
