[OSList] Large group small main room

here or another form? Ulrika Från: oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] För Thomas Herrmann Skickat: den 6 april 2011 00:29 Till: OS LIST Ämne: [OSList] Large group small main room Hi friends in Open Space I have a challenge coming on. A

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[mailto:lisah...@openingspace.net] Skickat: den 8 april 2011 07:10 Till: tho...@openspaceconsulting.com Kopia: 'OS LIST' Ämne: Re: [OSList] Large group small main room Hi, dear Thomas - About the small room - you know what I'm going to say, Thomas: just keep in mind

Re: [OSList] Large group small main room

Hi, dear Thomas - About the small room - you know what I'm going to say, Thomas: just keep in mind that there are participants who may have physical abilities and disabilities you may not know about / may not see by looking. So if you are asking some folks to sit on the ground or stand fo

Re: [OSList] Large group small main room

Dear Koos, I think I know what you are talking about re favorite clients. What are main characteristics of grand clients? Cheers mmp On 06.04.2011 16:15, Koos de Heer wrote: Hi Thomas, Pondering your option of using the dining room. Would it be necessary to break up the circle for lunch? Or cou

Re: [OSList] Large group small main room

...@openspaceconsulting.com; OS LIST Ämne: Re: [OSList] Large group small main room Hi Thomas, Pondering your option of using the dining room. Would it be necessary to break up the circle for lunch? Or could you leave the circle as it is and just let people find a place to eat their lunch? You may have to

Re: [OSList] Large group small main room

Hi Thomas, Pondering your option of using the dining room. Would it be necessary to break up the circle for lunch? Or could you leave the circle as it is and just let people find a place to eat their lunch? You may have to tidy things up a little bit for closing circle, but I assume there wi

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people stand around it seems like a good possible solution…. Michelle From: oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Thomas Herrmann Sent: April-05-11 6:29 PM To: OS LIST Subject: [OSList] Large group small main room Hi friends in

[OSList] Large group small main room

Hi friends in Open Space I have a challenge coming on. A group want to use OST for a meeting, they have booked a space and expect maybe 100 participants. The challenge is that the main room – if we can’t be outside which you normally know the day before or so even if it’s late summer…that’s how it

Re: large group intervention tree

Tonnie, I want to say thank you for taking the time to share some of your resources. And I think it is fair that you don't include AI. AI, I have heard, is more of an attitude as opposed to a tool. Maybe what that suggests is we are living in a post-tool era. Tools have become less solid, liquid

large group intervention tree

Dear Raffi, dear colleagues, It has been a while since you posted your question about the family tree of large group interventions methods. It took me some time to read the more than 100 messages in de OSList, after a very busy period. I am learning a lot from this list. Thank you all! Maybe I

Re: Family Tree of Large Group

ould be to collectively draw a new family tree of lgit's (large group intervention tools)? Or based on the overwhelming number of tools that can be called lgit's, maybe this is a thankless endeavor? (see http://listserv.boisestate.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0605&L=oslist&P=5688 ) The authors of t

Re: Family Tree of Large Group

estate.edu Subject: Re: Family Tree of Large Group Larry, it's great to see you back here! Yes, I have the blue book, and only after more careful perusal did I realize that Barbara Bunker and Billie Alban probably by emphasizing Harrison's NTL and analytical training did not quite ge

Re: Family Tree of Large Group

[mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Larry Peterson Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 1:59 PM To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Subject: Family Tree of Large Group Raffi: I'm just getting back to the list. I assume you have Barbara Bunker and Billie Alban's first book &q

Fw: [searchnet] Special edition of JABS: Large Group Interventions: Innovations and Globalization

: Large Group Interventions: Innovations and Globalization, will be published by SAGE in early March 2005. Edited by Barbara Bunker & Billie Alban, This issue presents important recent developments in large group methods in the US and globally. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science is offe

Transformative Large Group Conversations

TRANSFORMATIVE LARGE GROUP CONVERSATIONS is a unique INTERNATIONAL experiential learning workshop that provides theory and practice for three large group methods that are being used around the world to tap into the wisdom of each individual and into the intelligence of the whole. Using an

Available for large group facilitation (1500 people) October 20-21 Hawaii?

Yes, it's me again. Yes, it's that Hawaii conference again. Those potential clients who contacted me looking for an OST facilitator for their November 2002 conference now want to know who's available for October. Originally they had wanted the conference in November and I was not available, but a

Potential large group OST event November 13 and 14

. So: a bit of a conflict for some of us, given travel time and all. - - - - - The client is interested in knowing at this time of any OST facilitators who fit the following criteria, who may be available for these dates. - The location is Honolulu, Hawaii - They want someone with very large

SV: Storytelling evening, large group

Thomas Skall det inte vara BNI Palace Chapter Ses på Fredag Stefan -Ursprungligt meddelande- Från: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu]För Thomas Herrmann Skickat: den 26 februari 2001 16:58 Till: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Ämne: Storytelling evening, large group Hi dear

Re: Storytelling evening, large group

the snow melts or I will have problems finding so many stones! Well you could just turn off the heat and use snow balls :-) Can you see any special considerations when working with such a large group? the one thing I have found is to set and clearly announce an "end-time." Whatever

Storytelling evening, large group

before. I will use the methodology learned from my training with Birgitt. I hope the snow melts or I will have problems finding so many stones! Can you see any special considerations when working with such a large group? I haven't come to think of any yet, except from practical matters. I will

large group

Susan, I have done closings with 300 people within one hour. Yes it is possible. I use the microphone as a talking stick and everyone has a chance to say something. The first time I did it the 15 or so first people in the inner circle (where it started) talked more than a minute each. But I had

Large Group Facilitation Seminar in S.F.

Hello - I've been a quiet reader, and have responded to individuals through the Open Space connection, but this is my first posting to the entire list. I'm coordinating a seminar that might interest some members of the Open Space community. If you are interested in facilitating l