Ho!
Christine
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On Oct 27, 2010, at 3:16 PM, Harrison Owen wrote:
> Anybody can preplan whatever they want. And they will. But I always suggest
> in the opening that if folks come out with the agenda they came in with --
> everybody will be the loser. Truth of the matter is t
Buen tema Raffi
Una vez que se está en la situación que describes, creo que solo cabe
aceptar que lo que ha ocurrido ha sido lo único que pudo ocurrir.
Entendiendo que siempre habrá amigos del control que querrán controlar y
dirigir la libertad del espacio abierto, la pregunta entonces es ¿Qué hace
Anybody can preplan whatever they want. And they will. But I always suggest
in the opening that if folks come out with the agenda they came in with --
everybody will be the loser. Truth of the matter is that whatever emerges is
so much better than what folks thought beforehand that preplanning is a
Queridos amigos,
Thank you Harold, Wendy, Jorge, and Harrison for your responses.
Wendy:
Yes, to clarify- these are "pre-designed" sessions. So, the Community
Bulletin Board is blank at the outset.
Harold:
Yes, I do make sure that there are enough session times, so scarcity of
breakout spaces
Hello Raphael,
Wonderful topic! It's probably not that uncommon at OST events for some
of the presentations to be pre-prepared, canned, or well rehearsed by
the conveners. I'd not intervene with the particular folks who convene
such sessions. If those sessions are what people want to go to, an
Thanks for asking this Raffi,
I'm interested in hearing others experiences with pre-planned sessions
within an OS container. I am going to be facilitating an experiment
with a blended event in Feb where some of the sessions are 'pre-
planned'. I have some reservations about going this rout
Queridos amigos del espacio abierto,
A friend of mine who took place in an OST event I organized and facilitated
recently (a daylong Compassionate Communication practice event) expressed
dissatisfaction about the following:
It seemed that most everyone who had convened a session already had a pl