Dear Craig,
if you drop the idea of 1:15 hour or whatever other length of sessions
you can space the beginning times of sessions (without giving an ending
time) any way you like, you might even have 5 different starting times,
people will stay in the groups as long as they find it
worthwhile...maybe stay in one group the entire time or use each
beginning time for a good time to take a break
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
Yaari Martin Pannwitz wrote:
quick answer -- three sessions
more and shorter ... more choice ... more movement ... more chaos ...
more open .... more space ...
enjoy
yaari
Quick Question--
I need to draw on your wisdom and experience. I am getting ready to
do an OS with somewhere between 60 - 90 people. We only have a short
period of time. Do you find, in these settings, that it is more
productive to hold Two 1:15 hour session or Three 45 minute sessions?
Fewer and longer or more and shorter?
Thanks,
Craig
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