So I was just reading over the Frequently Told OST stories list at
Michael Herman's site, (
http://www.globalchicago.net/wiki/wiki.cgi?OpenSpaceTech/FrequentlyToldStories
) and I started wondering about the "not so frequently told stories".
Don't get me wrong, I'm a big believer, and my limit
Hello Thomas,
thank you for answering my question. I will take the idea of the German OS
Institute to two open space meetings where many of the german open space people
participate in, both in January.
And I am open for more input from other countries !!
Greetings, Marei
"Thomas Herr
Sorry. I don't think this note made it to the list earlier today . .
. but if it did, I apologize for the redundancy.
Well, Kevin, you already have your answer from the master but the fact
that you mentioned that you are going to be 'pitching' OS to a
(prospective?) client made me think of a conv
Kevin,
OST always works. That is the good news and that is the bad news. If it
is set up incorrectly, it works in accordance with how it is set up and
because the facilitator doesn't intervene, the facilitator can't stop it
if it is going in a direction not intended. It is kind of like a
toboggan g
Hi Folks,
This is the Guardian Article.. I wrote for This weekends Theatre
Open Space event. D & D. Unfortunately they edited me down a fair
bit. But it Gives Open space a decent mention.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/features/story/0,,1677553,00.html
Phelimx
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Phelim:
Very interesting article. I've forwarded to Jim. I think you gave OST great
space, even edited, and of course I'm most eager to hear about outcomes from
the big event!
Julie
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Melinda,
Hello to a fellow New Englander!
Yes, an instructor at the photo and film school I attended here in Rockport,
Maine, used OS to design the curriculum for a mandatory class called
"Professional Development". It's purpose is to prepare the students for life
in
their chosen field af
Hello Melinda. My university experience was all shared learning, with
action learning sets for small (local) groups and open space for lager
(national) groups. My first experience of Open Space was at the
university residential and it took a wee while to come to terms with the
fact that we (the stu
hello diane, melinda might want to talk with judi richardson, who
might yet pop up here in this thread. in the meantime, and just in
case she doesn't pop up, i have judi's original notes on os in the
classroom, and i think some others, listed in the bottom half of this
page... http://www.globalchi
Kevin -- I would guess that your search will not be too productive, which is
not to say that some folks over the past 20 years have found OS not to be
their cup of tea. In most of the situations which I have been able to run
down, the unhappy person was the sort who absolutely required somebody els
Well, Kevin, you already have your answer from the master but the fact
that you mentioned that you are going to be 'pitching' OS to a
(prospective?) client made me think of a conversation I had with Lisa
Heft, aka Access Queen, while standing in line to take a shower at a
small conference last spri
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