I'm wondering if anybody has experience with:
1. Doing a 1hour intro of OS at the beginning of a larger non OS conference to
give people a taste for OS, eg as one approach which might be taken at future
conferences.
2. Having OS as one Workshop option at a Conference - so people could choose to
I have had several occasions where clients have liked the idea of OST but
felt uncomfortable about giving up their 'telling them how it is goner be.'
time. My hybrid version is to have some short info slots at the beginning
and coach the presenters into a 'curiosity' mode (not always 100% successfu
I would guess that many have tried and very few succeeded. Doing a
"demonstration" OS is a loser mostly because there is usually little passion
and responsibility -- the usual reaction is "Is that all their is?" As for OS
in the context of a larger meeting (one track sort of thing) -- I have tr
Joe
Bowers
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I'm wondering if anybody has experience with:
1. Doing a 1hour intro of OS at the beginning of a larger non OS
conference to give people a taste for OS, eg as one approach which migh
hi joe,
there are a number of hybrid design stories posted in my ost practice
notebook and dealing with short meetings and demos...
http://www.globalchicago.net/wiki/wiki.cgi?OpenSpaceTech ...just scroll
down when you get to this page to the hybrid designs section. some
fitting for your situatio
a bit more here, joe, to not that i wasn't thinking in terms of 'demo'
...you'd have to have a something real to work on. if only a demo then
i too use the video route harrison's mapped out. i've had some good
luck with hybrids, better it seems than harrison, though they are never
as satisfying
deeper" or "where we go from here." In my opinion.
Jeff Aitken
California
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From: Harrison Owen
Sent: Aug 2, 2004 5:37 AM
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I would guess that many have tried and very few succeeded. Doing a
&
Joe,
I don't have experience with your number 2. but I can say something about
number 1: OS as a taste for OS does not work. I tried it once and found out
that there needs to be at least a theme that the crowd feels passionate
about and is willing to take some responsability for. If those conditi
I've been part of having an OS as a "session" at a bigger conference.
The only problem that developed was that after the OS session people did
not want to go back to the little rooms, sit theater style, and listen
to talking heads. They wanted more OS - go figure!
http://placer.networkofcare.org
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Regards,
Mick
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Aitken
Sent: Tuesday, 3 August 2004 2:15 AM
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I used OST for the second day of a four-day annual conference. This was
year
G'day Joe
I have used this recently at a three-day national conference -
non-residential - about 100 folks - theme: Spirituality in Leadership and
Management.
For days two and three, the mornings had keynote addresses and then
traditional smorgasbord offerings after lunch - three streams to choos
Hello OSLIST,
I'm hosting an online unconference on Thursday (using Zoom + Qiqo + Slack),
and I'm seeking feedback from the list about the language I'm using (pasted
at the bottom of this email). An unconference is similar to OST but quite
different. Sessions are more presentatio
stic and complex kinds of
research.
From: OSList [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Lucas
Cioffi via OSList
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2016 2:27 AM
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Thanks Marie, I love your closure because it continues to hold space
open for co-produced emergent mental energy. So very cool.
On 1/26/2016 5:16 PM, Marie Nelson via OSList wrote:
Instead of inviting finished papers for people to "present," we took a
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