Bryan,
I'm also now involved in a conversation about academic programs
teaching and being designed along the lines of participatory
methodologies. It's happening in the Facebook group of the Art of
Hosting, which is a worldwide learning community using participatory
practices and methodologies inc
Here's the link (request permission to join the group)
https://www.facebook.com/groups/artofhosting/
Jeff
On 11/13/14, Jeff Aitken wrote:
> Bryan,
>
> I'm also now involved in a conversation about academic programs
> teaching and being designed along the lines of participatory
> methodologies.
Greetings Bryan.
There are some collected resources on OST research papers on the Open
Space World website. At least those that were found a few years ago.
http://www.openspaceworld.org/cgi/wiki.cgi?ResearchActivities
I see on your website your work with the Society for the Anthropology
of Consci
Dear Harrison and other Open Spacers,
I would like introduce myself and make a request regarding research into the
efficacy of Open Spaces.
My name is Bryan, and I recently founded the Co-Creation Institute at the Hong
Kong Polytechnic University. CCI, as we call it here, is a space to facilit
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Hi John,
In my experience, trying to hold a full-on open space conference in parallel
with a "prescriptive" (like that term) conference often has
less-than-satisfying results. Several times I've been persuaded to do such a
thing, and over the years I've agreed. This year, I've helped to organi
The problem with sticking with things is you might just end up stuck.
Ho hum.
Paul Levy
On 13 Nov 2014, at 18:14, Harrison Owen via OSList <
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Open Space, in its “original” form is sparse simplicity to say the least.
Ten to fifteen minutes introduction, a
Open Space, in its "original" form is sparse simplicity to say the least.
Ten to fifteen minutes introduction, and it is off the races, or in my case,
off to take a nap. The evolution of this format followed a simple dictum:
"Think of one more thing NOT to do." Over time in my practice I simply
rem
Wonderful! Thanks a lot for your comments!!
Dan, Outdoctrination is just great! there's so much in that little
experiment. Brilliant!
Tricia, if you start doing something around such things count me in :)
Manuel
2014-11-13 16:03 GMT+01:00 Royle, Karl via OSList <
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John – I’m not sure there is an “official story” (“the Official Story that Open
Space doesn't work in parallel.”) But if so, I guess I am the guilty party. At
least that is what I wrote in “The User’s Guide.” Anyhow... nothing
doctrinaire about it, but that had been my experience, and I think t
You might also be interested in Jesse Schell’s take on ugly beautiful
education… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tg55pdNMxw
There’s also a guy call Zhao who makes a lot of sense
Best Karl
Karl Royle
Centre for Development and Applied Research in Education
Faculty of Education Health and Well
Manuel,
Thanks for sharing - I am totally with you! Love Ken Robinson's message and
once I found Open Space so an immediate connection!
Do a google for "unschooling" and you will see some open space education in
action ;)
For another like-minded perspective, check out John Taylor Gatto's
book, *
Hi John,
I wonder what kind of group your report of the [prescriptive gathering]
is describing.
I wonder if it is:
* an open-to-the-public event; like a conference, or
* a community-type gathering; like people in a community of practice, or
* an event inside a business org, like a corpora
Manuel,
Yes, and you may have seen the "hole in the wall" video, where kids in
slums in India self-organize around learning, without any supervision at
all. "Explainer" roles emerge, and the thing advances beautifully.
Without any adults(TED talk...)
http://www.ted.com/talks/sugata_mitra_
Folks,
for those of you who don't know Ken Robinson I'd like to invite you to take
some time on this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX78iKhInsc. I see
lots of connections with open space and the kind of reasoning going on in
this group.
To tell you my person opinion, I am so much into Ope
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