On this one , I'll take Michael's side because I haven't quite understood the
critics' points yet. It seems to me that most weblogs are rather like books;
pretty linear; needing an overall editorial viewpoint if they are to develop
an audience
a more exact statement would be there's room for bo
Michael,
Having digested and read this thread and also having been in the
technological field for many years, I deeply appreciate the time, energy and
passion that has allowed you and your online community to hold and continue
to hold this 'placemat' for the OSList and for those to continue to fol
thanks, nancy... for sure, i can take NO credit at all for anything
that happens here on the oslist itself, though once in every seven
years or so it might stop owrking and i send an email to the real tech
folks.
as for the website, i've just tried to post anything that anybody
wanted to make or t
that book is a great book, harrison! but it's the user's NON-GUIDE!
and i hate to tell you that it was hours and hours of editing and
sifting through the overlapping threads that made it anything close to
readable!
what we have, i guess, somehow not made clear is that my partners and
i are doi
Actually -- there is such a "book" -- it is called the Non-User's Guide to
OS. Great book! But the real point is that the "reasons" (which may be
completely valid) have yet to be explained. As in "With a blog -- we need
some ordered creation -- so we (your editors) are trying to make sense out
of w
Pat -- this is a truly remarkable story -- and well worth telling and
re-telling! There is so much learning! And each part of it is precious!! As
for the "budget cuts" -- this may well be opportunity arising out of
necessity. Who says you need State Funds to create (Open) space for the
Arts? Power
all good points and questions, harrison.
first, the weblog is not closed. anyone can write to the list here
and ask for their post to be cross-posted. anyone can comment now.
elsewhere in the site are many other places to contribute directly,
for credit, and those i discuss below -- and in the
Michael -- I must confess that this discussion definitely got my attention,
especially when I noted that Tree signed her note (which apparently
initiated this whole thing) "warmly." Having come to know, respect, and
enjoy this woman over several years, I have learned that when she says
"warmly," th
Hello again, All.
I've only had a few responses to my last-minute inquiry about whether it
was a good idea to try to have an NYC gathering on Jan 2. Some were
available and others weren't and were skeptical that people would be around
on the holiday.
I sort of inherited the role of organizer for N
Hello friends,
I am really enjoying this particular conversation. I'm not sure I have a
strong opinion either way on the matter but as someone new to Open Space I
am delighted at the capacity for such frank discussions of diffences--seems
to be what Open Space is all about... the fertile substrate
you raise a fair question, tree. and you obviously care a lot about
opening space in the world.
in many ways your question touches on the very heart of what open
space really is and means, and how do we make it work in more and more
different venues. a community gathering, a corporate group, an
Thanks for sharing this note from Bill, Harrison. Hi Bill you rock the universe. I have had the privilege of working at the Arts Institute he referred to in Minnesota. Bill is an awesome holder of space. He too as been known to take a few naps during the AEI week. I feel transformed every time
hello lisa, some first thoughts on your questions below...
in general... the shift to the weblog as primary focus mirrors ourwork in
opening space in organization. we're not trying to collectand archive 'stuff'
anymore in one site (in the wiki), but initiatingthe practice of simply raising
and
I am appalled that there is a thing out that purporting to be an open
space weblog that is not open. I do not like the occult nature of
having some people 'in' and able to post while others cannot.
So long as the putatively open space weblog remains closed, I shall
never even look at it again.
-
Hi all and happy approaching new year,
A potential use of the new weblog that excites me (but has yet to drive my
passionate response) is the opportunity (that I believe Harrison has invited
here on the list before) to dive into the archives of this list and weave
together some of the amazing insi
.and here.at long last.the international (several languages and growing)
glossary of Open Space words and phrases.
We are still working out some 'bugs' but I thought I would just toss
this out for you all to use as is with the knowledge that it will be
improved upon as we go along.
http://www.o
Here is a paper where I simply merged two articles. One by
Betty Krecji of the Purdue University Department of Consumer and Family
Sciences
and the other by
Sustainable Sonoma County
"Change, Grief and the Transformation Cycle"
http://www.openingspace.net/papers_facilitation_changeGriefTransf
A brief paper on
"Behavior Change and Organizational Change"
http://www.openingspace.net/papers_facilitation_behaviorChange.shtml
Cheers,
Lisa
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L i s a H e f t
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
O p e n i n g S p a c e
2325 Oregon
Berkeley, California
94705-110
My short paper describing Open Space,
Opening Space for Collaboration and Communication with Open Space
Technology
is now available in Spanish, thanks to the translation skills of our
Argentine colleague Pablo Piekar
Abriendo Espacio para la Comunicación y la Colaboración A través de la
Met
Hi, folks
My friend who is my webmaster is also in school full-time as a nursing
student, so we have only been able to add new things to my website every
year or ½ year. You know, Whenever Its Posted/Launched Is the Right
Time and all that
So I will be popping in in the next few days to le
Next:
"Convergence Approaches"
http://www.openingspace.net/openSpaceTechnology_method_resources_Converg
ence_Approaches.shtml
Lisa
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L i s a H e f t
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
O p e n i n g S p a c e
2325 Oregon
Berkeley, California
94705-1106 USA
+01 510
Next:
"Convergence - A Conversation"
http://www.openingspace.net/openSpaceTechnology_method_resources_Converg
ence_A_Conversation.shtml
Lisa
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L i s a H e f t
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
O p e n i n g S p a c e
2325 Oregon
Berkeley, California
94705-110
Here's another paper:
"What Clients and Facilitators Say"
http://www.openingspace.net/openSpaceTechnology_method_WhatClientsAndPar
ticipantsSay.shtml
Lisa
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L i s a H e f t
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
O p e n i n g S p a c e
2325 Oregon
Berkeley, California
9
Here you go, dear colleagues:
http://www.openingspace.net/openSpaceTechnology_method_facilitatorDescri
ption.shtml
Lisa
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L i s a H e f t
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
O p e n i n g S p a c e
2325 Oregon
Berkeley, California
94705-1106 USA
+01 510 548-8449
Hello all -
I've renamed this thread so it's more particular. Ashley invited us to:
< .dive into the archives of this list and weave together some of the
amazing insights that arise. post what you write to the oslist with a
tag in the subject line, requesting that your message be cross-posted to
whoops, this went to artur and should have gone to all...
-- Forwarded message --
From: Michael Herman
Date: Dec 31, 2005 2:15 AM
Subject: Re: Re: [OSLIST] questions about new website
To: Artur Silva
been posted here a few times, artur... but i forgot in that last post.
go to
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