Dear Peggy,
as I was reading through your
two designs for
convergence and your comments on
the group of the 18 facilitators I thought, well,
first of all, I would ask this great group of
folks with loads of insights and experiences and stakes in this
project to work on a
convergence design specific
Dear Chris,
would love to come but am involved in the training Gabriela Ender and
I run Feb 22 to Feb 26 in Berlin.
I remembered a great deal about open space in being with
Birgitt...especially about deciding anew in every situation you are
in, including in a training.
My thoughts are with you in
I'm trying something a little different. The Open Space last Friday was
not long enough to get into convergence, and it was agreed at the outset
that we would converge the material with the planning committee (about
15 people) ten days later.
I have a very short time to do this (4 hours) and I ha
Dear Birgitt
I seem to have mislead you. The language used in 98% of the event was the
language native to the country, which in this case was Romanian.
Facilitation was in English and held to a minimum of 35 minutes over 1.5
days and translated into Romanian.
If you have multiple languages at an
At 12:52 AM 1/26/00 -0800, you wrote:
>I'm trying something a little different. The Open Space last Friday was
>not long enough to get into convergence, and it was agreed at the outset
>that we would converge the material with the planning committee (about
>15 people) ten days later.
Please change my e-mail address to ns...@aol.com.
Thank you,
David Koehler
At 11:46 PM 1/25/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello Kerry,
>and thank you for your story. I am eager to hear a bit more and wonder if
>the action follow up was actually followed up with. And how did the
>multi-language situation work out with the follow up.
>
>I have not had successful multi-language ope
Hi Kerry,
and thanks for your update. And as Harrison has pointed out, our situation
in Canada also involves politics. I believe the way we view an open space as
successful does happen in these situations and all times I have
facilitated/participated in Open Space.
I also measure the success of an
Chris Corrigan wrote:
> Chi meegwetch. Sorry for my overstated ebulence. I'm thrilled...
Chris-- I for one am extremely grateful for you "overstated ebullience"
because it makes your experience so real. Your story of the OS is
thrilling, touching, teaching... How pleased I am for your success!!
Peg Holman wrote:
> COMMENTS? REACTIONS? Your thoughts would be most appreciated!
Peg-- What a wonderful and fun project! I favor the first design as it seems to
have one less step. I'm unsure what is gained by having the small groups meet
as you have described in your second design. Also, is i
I have recently had the pleasure of completing the OST training with Birgitt
Bolton. This was an interesting, encouraging and inspiring experience and I
highly recommend it!
To build my confidence further and to get myself ready for hosting OST
events in my organization, I am looking to 'get my fe
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