Good job, Carms!
And Artur, I am very sad. Because I love it so much when you disagree with me…
;o)
Abrazos,
Lisa
On Sep 23, 2013, at 5:20 PM, Carmela Ariza wrote:
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> Yes Lisa I remember saying in the opening circle that it is time to think
> outside the box. Then I continued to say: w
Harold,
Thanks for bringing your knowledgable and eloquent perspective.
Great to see these two communities working through an understanding of each
other. With you and others as translators, I think Agile is in good hands.
Peggy
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Hi Jamie:
I am completelly in agreeement with Lisa (this time ;-)
Artur
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Subject: Re: [OSList] Open Space in schools
Jamie - in my experience, any sp
Jamie - in my experience, any speeches (longer than 'thanks for coming, we're
so excited, here's your facilitator let's get to work')
In saying this - I know there are also cultural and regional traditions.
However, having people speak too much at the start…
- starts putting the body to rest
Harold - you teach me so much - in every way you see, reflect upon and
thoughtfully articulate your observation and experiences.
Tool, process, way of live, value system.
Open Space Technology, which also means not 'technology' in the commonly used
sense of that word but instead a way of being (
Hello Lee I also had a very positive experience of using open space with deaf persons. One event I fact at ed was with 100 women of varying abilities. I had one deaf person and one deaf blind person (and her seeing eye dog!) each with an. Intervenor. One had a computer so she could read. on a smal
Wow, Thomas!
Congratulations! Even though I couldn't open your pictures I could imaging how
wonderful it was!
Warm regards from Siberia,
Marina
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[oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] от имени Thomas Herrmann
Hi all,
We are planning an OS with BSL (British Sign Language) as a first language.
Anybody done something like this and have any tips about things like sight
lines during opening, announcing of sessions and closing circle?
Thanks.
Lee
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Hi Diane,
Thank you for sharing your experience. That is really great to read about, very
useful and very encouraging.
lee
On 23 Sep 2013, at 16:01, Diane Gibeault wrote:
> Hi Lee,
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> I facilitated an Open Space meeting for deafened people, people who once
> heard and spoke but have now lo
Hi Lee,
I facilitated an Open Space meeting for deafened people, people who
once heard and spoke but have now lost their hearing completely or in good part
and have not necessarily learned sign language or lip reading. The invitation
from a volunteer organization went to the community at large.
Harrison,
About your statement "Open Space is a terrible way to introduce some new
process, and especially to assure 'buy in'".
You're clearing going directly against the heart of what Dan is trying
to promote. Maybe I invite disaster for myself by speaking an
alternative view from what you
Jamie - I would be very careful with that "context setting" piece. And if
possible, I would separate it by time and space from the actual Open Space.
There are a whole bunch of reasons. First, Spending an hour on "limitations"
doesn't sound like open space. Practically, my experience is that
partic
Dear All,
I have been working with a Secondary school in the UK to support students
to develop their school council into something which gives them a real
voice in their school and supports them to make things happen. As part of
this process, in the last academic year I ran some world cafe session
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