Dear Leslie,Jo Toepfer just returned from an os event he facilitated in Masar-e Scharif in Afghanistan for a large group of folks engaged in adult education and - as is part of the standard procedure at our Stammtische - he brought the documentation. It was impressive. A state of the art template and handwritten reports. Easy, simple, adaptable, usable everywhere and completely sufficient for a documentation of what people feel they want to report on from their breakout sessions. Its a product for the moment - what follows, action steps, is different. They can also be handwritten but allow for structured information. Those documents can be copied right at the place of the event and distributed, maybe with a table of content and a contact list with the data of the participants.
They can also be neatly packed into a pdf.We have thousands of events in all kinds of situations for which this was always fine in the face of any kind of technology.
Here are the templates in english we used at the event in Sevilla in 20006, they are the ones that are still being used.
Have a great time mmp On 24.12.2014 00:31, Leslie Zucker via OSList wrote:
Hi everyone, Many happy holidays to all of you! It’s moments like this one in which my appreciation for this community bubbles over! I only open space about twice a year, and in the meantime, I fall out of knowing the best practices and newest innovations. Please forgive me if the answers to my questions are already nicely packaged somewhere and I don’t know about it. Just point me in the right direction and I’ll be very grateful. I am opening space in Washington DC on January 22nd. I have a few questions that I’d love some guidance on. All feedback and thoughts are very welcome and appreciated. *1. How’s this invitation? Any suggestions to make it a more irresistible offer? If you’d like to see the (not-yet-public) virtual invitation, it’s here: * http://www.eventbrite.com/e/space-for-dance-and-dancers-tickets-15038919814 A free, participatory dialogue about what matters to you - space for dance and dancers! And, because we know what else matters... free snacks and drinks will be provided. However you define "dance" (concert dance, social dance, competitive dance, street dance, whatever!) and however you define "space", (for living, dancing, rehearsing, touring, hosting, traveling, whatever!) if you have needs, wants, ideas about /space for dance and dancers/ in the metro DC area, come talk about them! The beginning (starting at 5:30 PM) is very important - don't miss that part! It's when you will propose topics of interest to you that others will join. The spirit of this event is that you are either inspired and learning or inspiring and contributing something interesting and related to /space for dance and dancers/. If, at any time, that is not true, then you are encouraged to change to a different conversation where it is. There are no "key-note speakers" or other presentations, it's truly a chance for you to be in conversations. It's a highly participatory experience and you are needed to make it work! The results of this event will be supplied (as we collectively produce our messages) to donors, studios, companies, presenters, artists, and more. Just a few of the places that will use the results of this event for future planning include: DC Commission on Arts and Humanities, Artomatic, Cultural DC, Dance Metro DC, Center for the Creative Economy, ReCreative Spaces. Organized and facilitated by Leslie Zucker, Trainer, Facilitator and Life Coach for Life's Dancers +1 (202) 425 7637 [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> www.lesliezucker.com <http://www.lesliezucker.com/> *2. What is the newest, best way to document the conversations? Is there a reliable smart phone app? Is there a website that allows anyone to contribute? I’d like the “newsroom” concept to be very 2015! * * * *3. Are there any Open Spacers in the DC area who would like to attend, support me at the event and/or promote this event to their networks in the area? * * * Many thanks, in advance. I appreciate this community so much! Create Your Life From Your Core! Join us for a half-day workshop on January 10 or 24, 2015. Click here for more details. <http://www.lesliezucker.com/#!create-your-life-from-your-core/c204s> Leslie Zucker Trainer, Facilitator and Life Coach for Life's Dancers +1 (202) 425 7637 [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> www.lesliezucker.com <http://www.lesliezucker.com> _______________________________________________ OSList mailing list To post send emails to [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected] To subscribe or manage your subscription click below: http://lists.openspacetech.org/listinfo.cgi/oslist-openspacetech.org
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