Hi Thomas
I can highly recommend the text2cloud system by Poll Everywhere
polleverywhere.com
Cheers
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thanks for suggestions and ideas.
I agree with you mmp and I rarely use any voting but when it has a purpose it
can add. In this case the information from the OST will be used to make nation
wide priorities/plan/program for the coming years. It will also be used as
input for the top leaders from
Wait a minute, Thomas, I confuse myself with your note.
I dropped voting (or "weighing", just a euphemism for voting) a LONG
time ago as it turned out that it does take all the passion and energy
out of the work. Also, it was a lot of statistical trouble and the most
voted issues never got touc
Christine said – “Are we "working too hard" when we try to work differently ?Do
you believe that Zappos would have end up anyway with same performance without
the hard work of implementing Holacracy ? Anyway, we will never know...”
I have no problem working differently, in fact at the moment
Hi Thomas, I have good experiences with Socrative. There concept is classroom
oriented but it is also great for voting on multiple items. Participants go to
the mobile site on their smartphone, enter the correct room number and off you
go.
The only thing I don't know is if it can handle 1.000
Also someone here referenced Turning Point Technologies as but one source.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 11:08 AM, Lucas Cioffi wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> Here's a great list of keypad polling technologies from the National
> Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation's resource center:
> http://ncdd.org/rc
Hi Thomas,
Here's a great list of keypad polling technologies from the National
Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation's resource center:
http://ncdd.org/rc/item/3601
Lucas Cioffi
Co-Founder, Bark!Best Inc
Charlottesville, VA
917-528-1831
On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 9:35 AM, Thomas Herrmann <
tho..
Yes, indeed. THanks for this.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 8:08 AM, Johannes Terwitte wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I have long wondered about the metaphor of "holding space", which I hear
> being used pretty frequently in our circles. Then today I stumbled upon the
> Wikipidia page on the psychoanalyst Dona
Anyone who used voting via text message(people using their phones)? Do you know
any good software?
In May I will facilitating a large one day OST I shared a bit about earlier. My
sponsor counts on 1000 participants.
The voting will be on the topics that came up on the agenda as we cannot give
t
Dear all,
I have long wondered about the metaphor of "holding space", which I hear
being used pretty frequently in our circles. Then today I stumbled upon the
Wikipidia page on the psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott and found the
following, which I simply wanted to share with you all:
Part of [the mo
Wow Michael and Christine,
Thank you for this discussion and your words.
The self-organizing that I felt drawn to and struggled so much to better
understand suddenly became clearer.
Describing "OST as pretty helpful in that effort" also described the
essence of it for me as a simple invitati
Dear Christine,
you are on the safe side by focusing on expanding time and space for the
forces of selforganisation to unfold and OST is pretty helpful in that
effort.
If you do that, a number of more or less puzzling things will regularly
happen, such as high performance or laughter or heated
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