Dear Michael and others who have given this re-opening"-stuff" so much
thought.
I have been thinking about if/how to use this in my planned (and already
designed)OST meetings. I can see a possibility in a few weeks where we have
1,5 days (remember my sheepfarmers). I hope they like the idea.
I hav
In a message dated 9/16/02 3:52:05 AM, m...@visuelle-protokolle.de writes:
<< The regional leaders of a consulting company discussed their future. We
made
them paint their expectations themselves on flip charts, astonishing
results - they never would have dared to show their fears as open in wor
Judy,
yes it helps-a lot!
S1) "to people the topics" YEAHH
S2) symbols or pictures for other topics.
Brings me back to the old idea to ask the people who already know a
topic to bring an object or symbold for it with them when they
gather.
S3) Documentalists/Scribes for each group?
Possible, but
the way i've done this, thomas, is to...
1. give a half hour or so for processing and production of one-flipchart-page
gallery pages, one per topic. this time is for making and reviewing what's
posted. then...
2. reopen the space, which happens much faster. the theme/question is
essentially '
Dear os-list
my client asked me to write this email to the os-list.
I have meanwhile facilitated several small OST events here in
central Mozambique and started some os-sensibilization and
ost-training (by doing) for community development facilitators of the
Rural Development Program and a natio
Hi John,
I'm catching up on correspondance. I will be heading towards Alaska on
those dates but will think of the great contribution your event will make
with participants.
Best wishes to you and your colleagues.
Diane Gibeault
- Original Message -
From: "john engle"
To:
Sent: Friday
The use of images along with other outputs from Open Space should follow the
same path.
The facilitator lets go and the participants decide.
I have used a cartoonist to capture the images of an event - a form of story
teller. The sketches when up with the other products for the participants to
..
Bernd,
I echo the sentiments of others who say YES! it can be done and you are
the person to do it!
I recently facilitated on OS on community -based program development for
people with developmental disabilities... by and large an illiterate
group with varying levels of cognitive impairment. I c
Bernd,
I echo the sentiments of others who say YES! it can be done and you are
the person to do it!
I recently facilitated on OS on community -based program development for
people with developmental disabilities... by and large an illiterate
group with varying levels of cognitive impairment. I c
Hi Bernd,
Wow - thank you for sharing such deep inquiry. During one OST I
facilitated, many among the participants could not read and write. We chose
to have people speak their topic and line up along the side of the group.
Once all the topics were "posted or peopled", those standing in line spo
meg, michael, joelle, et al...
my guess is that sometimes the language in which we propose topics on day one is
either a bit too visionary for action or a bit to encumbered by the limits of
immediate, short-term consciousness.
my current experiment with re-opening the space for action on the last
Thomas Herrmann wrote:
>
>
> I do see a shift at voting. A bit like back to business. I do also see that
> almost always in the closing there are expressions of hopes that "this time"
> things will start moving. I think convergence and voting is one way, at
> least in an organization/company to ma
On 9/16/02 9:18 AM, "WB-TrainConsult" wrote:
> 1) Should I take the responsibility to invite my client to go for
> such a journey?
> In other words: is it possible to realize open space with people who
> are completely illiterate?
>
> 2) Are there practical experiences I can rely on?
>
> 3) Would
bernd,
see engle, john.
http://www.globalchicago.net/ubb/Forum8/HTML/07.html
for 'opening space without the props - with non-readers/writers in
haiti'
m
WB-TrainConsult wrote:
> Dear os-list
>
> my client asked me to write this email to the os-list.
>
> I have meanwhile facilitated seve
Winston,
You wrote:
> Your point about the nature of the group is well taken: I have been
less
> than forthcoming about that. Sorry. In this case the need for
> "formal/reproduceable/cuttable-and-pasteable" reports might be less
than
> paramount. The group is a part of the international "Focusing
-Ursprungligt meddelande-
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Julie,
thank you so much. Marianne, my wife, and I start every day with a slow
breakfast. Tosay, sun
I'm not hot on substituting the pics for the written reports - I like
hanging out around the "newsroom" too much and the generative activity
that creates. But, I do use digital pics to intersperse through the
report of the proceedings so that it can be e-mailed. The combination of
pics and written
dear list
Interesting to read this dialogue.
At present, we have stuck with as near to one sheet of flipchart paper per
group per session, and NOT editted them, but reproduced them faithfully in
the report at the end (of which we have our own format, which I think Kerry
my colleague has spoken abo
Robert:
Hey, thanks for the "throwaway" (camera) idea. Good stuff!
Winston
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my original message was just a touch off. please delete, in
favor of the following which includes an important change.
many thanks, m
Michael Herman wrote:
> hi all,
>
> a wee bit of news from chicago where we finished a
> most-of-three days sort of ost with the 'imagine' programs
> from all ar
last year at vancouver osonos, jeff aitken told me about
doing 'gallery' proceedings with each group getting one
posterboard. in events since then, i've been more mindful
of the processing that happens when raw flips get converted
to *something* (word docs, posters, etc.) by participants
rather th
hi all,
a wee bit of news from chicago where we finished a
most-of-three days sort of ost with the 'imagine' programs
from all around the world. had 6 continents, 16 countries
represented by more than a hundred warm bodies, youth and
adult, meeting in an old maori (new zealand) meeting house
at t
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