Hi everybody.
The discussion is really interesting. Now I'll follow my intuition and
I'll do it and see what happen.
Besides there seems to be some confusion with me and Catherine
Pfaehler. I'm Catherine Corbaz and I also live in Switzerland in
Bienne, where Catherine P. used to live afew
I am having some success in introducing OS as a meeting format.
Nearly all the meetings have been 3 to 4 hours with 8 to 30 participants. Only
one meeting has ended early, for all the others I have had to (sadly) call
time. Although there is some scepticism from both those running the meeting
I was asked to introduce OST to the student leadership group of a
local community college. I was given an hour at lunch!
At first I didn't want to offer any experience of the process in such
a short time. But when the morning arrived I chose to go for it. The
introduction that I typically use alre
Joaquim – Marvelous question: “Is it better to open a little space, or to open
no space at all? :-)” And I think the answer is pretty obvious but for reasons
having little to do with Open Space Technology as a process. Life (at least my
life) requires the opening of time/space. When all of that
Greetings,
All I've done were 5 short OST meetings plus a longer but biased OST track
at a conference.
I understand that these short meetings were not ideal, they did not lead to
strong conclusions. On the other hand, it would have been impossible to ask
parents that were strange to each other to
Hi friends,
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