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[mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Chris Corrigan
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 4:53 PM
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Subject: Re: [OSList] The role of session transcribers, this is my oslist
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Last year in a large open space wh
Just a brief fluttering in to comment on the note taking. I have been
a little concerned about the convener being the note taker. Two
examples from the WOSonOS, which is my one and only fully attended OS
event so far!
1) A convener who has written a report as preacher-like as his circle
was
Last year in a large open space where we paid deep attention to the
documentation (http://addressingstigma.ning.com) one of the conveners said "I
see what you're doing…this is just a massive document collaboration process."
Even though the remark was said as a kind of tender complaint at how m
i know that so many people have never had the experience of receiving
notes after discussions - and that some people use the notes for
deeper reflection post-event.
Some organizations turn them into work-sheets for projects, some
return six months later to re-convene a group of people who car
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> oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] *On Behalf Of *Kári Gunnarsson
> *Sent:* Wednesday, October 24, 2012 6:58 AM
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> oslist session invite.***
nesday, October 24, 2012 6:58 AM
To: World wide Open Space Technology email list
Subject: Re: [OSList] The role of session transcribers, this is my oslist
session invite.
These are good questions
I think that bad notes are fine for the people that participated in a
session. Now I have been readi
Hi Kari,
I usually don't worry a lot about note taking. In
the beginning I did, but I discovered that for
most people, the conversations themselves were
much more important than the notes. I do make
clear that if some future action is to be taken,
notes are important and in that case they ha
These are good questions
I think that bad notes are fine for the people that participated in a
session. Now I have been reading the notes from London Wosonos as I was not
able to be at location, these notes are a narrow window into the
conversations that took place, like half shadows of the dialog
Hi Kari, I share you concern and I think that distributed note-taking would
be the "natural" way in Open Space. My experience, though, is that even if
we as facilitators encourage it or as conveners ask for it to other
participants, people tend to keep their own notes.
Maybe it´s an extra effort p
Hello dear oslist community
I think about introducing distributed not-taking for sessions so that the
responsibility of notes is in the hands of every participant and not the
participant appointed session transcriber as is the general structured
meeting practice. I long for an opening in the passi
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