Dear Bhav,
Diane Gibeault visited Berlin and we had two opportunities to delve into
Training issues. She is running OST-Workshops/Trainings with givens
similar to the ones you stated: 3 days, non-residential. She is the one
to contact, my experience is with 6 day residential events where
everything takes place in open space (its very different from
"traditional" trainings).
Will be great to see you enter your event in the Open Space WorldScape
(its not in the map but the two platforms are linked). The person
managing the WorldScape is Jo Töpfer (he just deposited an event with
750 participants that will take place in Berlin in May around issues of
qualifications of youths employing a special kind of networking with all
players involved in that field) and here is the link
http://www.openspaceworldscape.org/
Looking forward to see your events!
Enjoy the rest of your time in Malaysia... I just searched for
"Malaysia" on the World Map (you find the SEARCH function in the MENU at
the bottom of the map) and got 6 hits: You should all invite them to
your OST workshop!!
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
On 14.04.2011 12:00, Bhavesh Patel wrote:
Hi Friends,
I am planning to run an OST Learning Workshop soon:
http://www.openspacemalaysia.webs.com/
I will be going into design mode next week and would appreciate any
ideas, designs, plans, anything you are happy to share. It is a 3 day
9:00am-6:00pm non-residential workshop, with the majority of the
participants being civil society activists.
I have been in Malaysia 3 years now, and planning to leave in June
sometime. I haven't really come across any other OST facilitators, and
so I am running this workshop hoping that some will continue to open
space after I am gone.
I am particularly interested in the details of Diane's comment - "/some
reaffirmation of things that work well everywhere/".
Smiles Bhav....
P.S. and Michael, I am still planning to put my events on the world open
space map, just still have not got round to it....
On 14 April 2011 01:45, Diane Gibeault <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Michael,
First of all, a big thank you Michael for your hospitality and for
expanding our Berlin-Canada conversations on OS training and OS
trainers last Monday to include other OS facilitators and trainers
from Berlin. Everyone was very open and generous in sharing their
ways and their experiences. This made for rich
discussions, learnings and some reaffirmation of things that work
well everywhere.
In addition to the May learning event in Italy that you mention
below, conversations on OS training may very well continue in Québec
on May 29th during a one-day meeting in French of OS facilitators
and people interested in OS. It is organized by Marquis Bureau who
began sending invitations this week. OS training may be a topic on
the Market Place or a butterfly conversation but there is usually
space for such discussions one way or the other.
I will also pursue these training discussions with Déborah Maarek
from Brussels who co-facilitated with me an OS training a couple of
weeks ago in her home city. She really wanted to join us in Berlin
but could not. Déborah is planning to organize and facilitate
another OS training workshop sometime this year.
PS: I changed the title of the email so others could see this side
thread that has developed from Esther Matte's original reminder of
her Stammtisch, ...and hopefully join in the future learning exchanges.
Again, thank you for the warm welcome.
Sincerely,
Diane
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*From:* Michael M Pannwitz <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
*To:* [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
*Sent:* Tue, April 12, 2011 2:16:01 PM
*Subject:* Re: [OSList] Reminder: Open Space Stammtisch Tomorrow
April 12!
Dear Esther,
greetings to all that show up at your Stammtisch tonite!
We had an extraordinary Stammtisch yesterday in our traditional
hangout,
the Kreuzberger Weltlaterne, on the occasion of Diane Gibeaults
visit to
Berlin. There was a great discussion about open space trainings... with
some indepth insight into her 4-day non-residential model and the 6-day
residential model practiced by some in these realms... and the benefits
of having seasoned practitioners stage these events.
It would not surprise me if issues around training facilitators and the
training design come up at the 2nd European Open Space Learning
Exchange
in Sardinia next month... including conceiving the Learning
Exchanges as
ongoing trainings for facilitators, new and seasoned.
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
On 11.04.2011 21:49, Esther Matte wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Just a quick reminder of our bi-monthly Open Space informal
gathering at
> The Perfect Pint on the East Side (203 E 45th St., second floor).
>
> Welcome to anyone with an interest for Open Space! We will talk about
> whatever question arises regarding OST oror about interesting
books or
> conferences we can share. I'm almost finished reading /Liquid
> Leadership: From Woodstock to Wikipedia /- /Multigenerational
Management
> Ideas That Are Changing The Way We Run Things/ and it's a great read!
>
> Come for drinks or dinner, stay for a while or just drop by and say
> hello! And feel free to circulate this e-mail to anyone you think
would
> be interested!
>
> Looking forward to seeing you. Until then, have great fun!
>
>
> Esther Matte
> Discover - Engage - Accomplish
> New York: 212-755-0551
> Montreal: 450-583-5849
> www.esthermatte.com <http://www.esthermatte.com>
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