Julie, michael, Judi, Edward, Joelle, and all--
Thank you very much for your thoughtful suggestions.
I have been spending a lot of time getting invitations out, and speaking to
groups, etc. We are getting some press, I have been interviewed twice, and
what's most fun, am getting mostly yesses whe
I'm told that Myron Kelner-Rogers (Sp?), Meg Wheatley's colleague,
did a 500 person future search in a fixed seated auditorium. Maybe
he has an idea. I don't know if this really happened or if it is an
urban myth.
--Kenoli
Alas, we have scoured the facility trying to figure something: the st
I once had a job in a stunning new facility in downtown Vancouver which is set
up with rows of seats in a round, with microphones at each seat, and all the
technological bells and whistles one could muster. TH facility resembles a
mini United Nations, and as such is architectural eye candy, but
Susan--
You did not mention the size of the group, or the date of the meeting.
In Siberia, we were appalled to find that the meeting room had bolted-down,
tiered seats. In that case we made a large, oblong circle which used the
first row of seats, then chairs across in front of the stage and aro
Dear Susan in Seattle
Yes, once snookered into a blind venue, an auditorium with tiered
seating! Yikes. We created the marketplace by calling people down
to announce their burning issues and sign the flipchart with what,
who and where. It was like a game show and the facilitator was the
host.
i have successfully used OST without a circle to open or close. The group
was 75 people and seated in rows. Once the marketplace was open they all
went to the wall and then to the breakout spaces. i did walk a small circle
in front of them to start -- and pass a talking object around the whole
room
Dear friends and colleagues,
September 27th is the date for our on-line conference regarding mentoring
using the new software OpenSpace-Online®.* OpenSpace-Online® was developed
by our colleague Gabriela Ender and her team OpenSpace-Online GmBH in
Berlin, Germany and released in May 2002. They have
Hi Susan --
My idea is the same -- how big is the stage? I once moved a group from the
auditorium up onto the stage in concentric circles -- we used the auditorium
as break out spaces.
cheers
Judi
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Hi Susan -- My first instinct is to move outside for the circle and
let people use all the space in whatever way they figure it out. The
stage idea works for this also. -- Kenoli
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Kenoli Oleari, Horizons of Change, http://www.horizonsofchange.com
1801 Fairview Street, Berkeley, CA 94703 Voic
Meg and Harrison -- As far as I'm concerned, there's not much more to
say than what you have each expressed so succinctly and to the point
in these two paragraphs. It is a dynamic which raises awe in so many
who experience it, and, speaking for myself, remains the driving
passion behind my life a
At 09:13 PM 8/28/2002 -0400, Meg Salter wrote:
Hello all
Yes, I too am a Wilber fan, quite familiar with Spiral dynamics and have
done a fair bit of OST facilitation.
OST works in all 4 quadrants in that it gives a minimal structure for group
process (lower right) that affects how groups interact
Alas, we have scoured the facility trying to figure something: the stage is
much too small for the crowd we expect...
Susan Partnow
Partnow Communications
4425 Baker NW
Seattle, WA 98107
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fax206-782-7786
"Be the change you wish to see in the world." -
If the stage is too small, find places in and between the rows of seats
to stand in a circle to Open the Space? After that it is all about
people making their own spaces anyway. Otherwise, you will need a
different facility.
>>> ju...@accesswave.ca 08/29/02 07:41AM >>>
Hi Susan --
My idea is the
How big is the stage?
wk
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From: "Susan Partnow"
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Subject: Any experience/success with OS in an auditorium?
> We may be facing a very difficult situation at our Earth Charter
Community
> Summit, as the facility turns out to
Hi Peggy,
I am a big fan of both Wilber and of Spiral Dynamics. Unfortunately I
have yet to experience OST in any real way but reading the various mails
on the list makes me long for the experience (some day). It seems to me
that OST plays a kind of trick on the SD levels. I am assuming here that
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