Behalf Of Kári Gunnarsson
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 7:17 PM
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Subject: Re: [OSList] a fresh look at the meeting "agenda"
I do not think Ill try to repeat the downer of interrupting and reopening
the bulletin board in the middle of the day unle
I do not think Ill try to repeat the downer of interrupting and
reopening the bulletin board in the middle of the day unless I am
trying the wonderful John Engles Open Space with a living market
place.
My only personal participation in a two day open space (where I was
not the consultant) has been
ailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Kári Gunnarsson
> Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 10:04 AM
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> I was talking with a client one time,
g] On Behalf Of Kári Gunnarsson
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 10:04 AM
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Subject: Re: [OSList] a fresh look at the meeting "agenda"
I was talking with a client one time, and he suggested that we open the
marketplace in the morning for discu
What if when participants co-created the Agenda in the morning you
said 'and now we are about to start our sessions - if you have a topic
that comes up for you, you can certainly post it - but realize it will
not get this same kind of focus as it will at this moment.' (same
thought as Harri
I was talking with a client one time, and he suggested that we open
the marketplace in the morning for discussion that were to happen only
the first half of that morning, then after lunch we open the
marketplace again and then only for the discussion that were to happen
for the rest of that day, th
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Thanks for sharing this - sounds like a good way to help a group move a step
further on the shared leadership spectrum - and I can see that once they have
done this that introducing Open Space to tackle bigger issues could be easier as
they would already be familiar with self organizing ag
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[mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of paul levy
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 6:51 AM
To: Raffi Aftandelian; World wide Open Space Technology email list
Cc: Genuine Contact egroup
Subject: Re: [OSList] a fresh look at the meeting "agenda"
This also brings to
This also brings to mind one aspect of Open Space that might be worth
reflecting on.
Open Space Events begin with a marketplace - a wonderful rush of
self-organising energy that results in a "programme" - often a packed one,
set up for the whole day ahead (if it is a one-dayer). Often this program
This also brings to mind one aspect of Open Space that might be worth
reflecting on.
Open Space Events begin with a marketplace - a wonderful rush of
self-organising energy that results in a "programme" - often a packed one,
set up for the whole day ahead (if it is a one-dayer). Often this program
Dear Raffi, as I was reading through Rosa's post I was reminded of what
became everyday practice in the organisation of a client who has used
OST repeatedly in the classical form:
---no more meetings except for the annual os-gathering (with voluntary
attendance, of course) and a face-to-face one
Rafi,
Thank you for sharing this for the sake of it, because you believe it will be
of some use to others on the list. I love the fact that that is the reason and
that it is not a promotion for your services!!
Thanks
Alan
Alan Halford
Facilitator
Mediator
www.alanhalford.com.au/
0421 475 252
Dearest Open Space and Genuine Contact friends-
I wanted to share a blog post written by Rosa Zubizarreta. It is a fresh take-
to me, at least- at the idea of a meeting agenda. I believe the post has
interesting implications and sparks new questions whatever our practice is as a
facilitator.
I
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