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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Csaba
Lengyel
Sent: 09 August 2010 16:49
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: Opening circle without seats
Dear all,
Finally we had the opening circle without chairs! I let you know what we
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Subject: Re: Opening circle without seats
Dear all,
Finally we had the opening circle without chairs! I let you know what we
experienced:
We only marked the inner circle around the empty space in the middle and 4
corridors using masking tape (it gave us a nice byzantine cross :) and it
worked
..@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Michael
M Pannwitz
Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2010 8:42 PM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: Opening circle without seats
Dear Csaba,
when you get into the vicinity of 300 participants and somewhere between
75 and 100 issues and have only one day an
Dear Csaba,
when you get into the vicinity of 300 participants and somewhere between
75 and 100 issues and have only one day and want folks to get into their
breakout sessions without too much delay you might do what HO always
does, be the microphone stand...I tried that with the 2108 and we we
Dear Michael, Phelim, Peggy, Lisa and Barry,
Thank you very much for your valuable insights related to my issue. I have
to realise againn that OSLIST is such a great community!
Summing up the learnings:
- we will try to use masking tape (if allowed) to mark at least the inner
and outer circle o
wonderful impro!
here is the link to several pictures shwowing an event with 2108 people
using 2000 small red cusshions arranged in concentric circles and about
100 chairs for differently abled participants...
http://www.boscop.org/events/165-jetzt-meine-leidenschaft-meine-verantwortung-ueber-di
Sorry here's the link to the video of the space...
http://gallery.me.com/iphone/phelim/16#0
Phelim
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On 17 Jul 2010, at 15:43, Peggy Holman wrote:
> Hi Csaba,
>
> I can only add one other approach to Lisa's wonderful through answer. When
> we ran the OS for 2,100 stre
Hi Csaba
When we did the Open Space in Berlin fir the IETM we had to create a circle in
a not ideal space no seats and a Raked auditorium and stage. We found sone
cushions and blocks from under the stage and created the illusion of a flat
circle. At opening I asked the group to use their imagi
Hi Csaba,
I can only add one other approach to Lisa's wonderful through answer. When we
ran the OS for 2,100 street kids in Bogota in 2004, they sat on the ground in a
courtyard. We made circles using masking tape, complete with aisles. Here's a
picture: http://www.flickr.com/photos/78084501
Csaba,
I believe that if you leave a pile of markers and stack of paper for issues
in the center of the empty room . . . with no additional clutter whatsoever
. . . People will natural "sit around the camp-fire" in a nice, round
circle.
You might also think about adding some definition to the cir
Hi, Csaba -
I have had (for example) 850 students in a sports hall, where chairs
were not allowed on the lovely floor.
I do not think concentric circles are required - even though that is
something I try for in other situations. However as we have shared on
this list over the years - a c
Hi all,
We will facilitate an OST event of 270-300 students in a sports hall, where
it1s not possible to bring in chairs. Here comes a question, how can we set
up the opening circle? Participants will sit on the floor (they are fine
with that), but how can we make sure that they actually for conce
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