Hi :)
Here's a question: Is 6 people enough to make an Open Space session?
Next Saturday I'm going to facilitate a group that would benefit from an
OST (there's a conflict situation, no one knows the answer, people who are
extremely passionate are coming etc..)...
So far I have worked with much
Dear Agnieszka,
Smallest I have experienced was with 4, I believe that as lf the issue
at stake
has enouigh energy, it works - and this is clearlily the case from what
you describe.
As an example, I once facilitated an event for the alumni network of a
higher educational institution.
All
Hi Agnieszka
We once had a Nordic open space on open space with 9 - that worked very
well! (off course)
I think it could be a challenge that people would assume that they can
handle the situation in a group of 6 - and then won't use the law of two
feet, use the opportunity for
...curious about the differing labels (and constructed meanings therein) -
disability is an odd one for me when discussing psychiatric/mental health
issues - checking with my UK cohorts - doesn't this sound a little fixed? We
don't have cancer disabilities (etc). Some personality, learning and
What a great story, thank you, one of those rich and delightful learnings.
Warm wishes, Robyn
Robyn Williams
SeeChangeWA
Western Australia
Fremantle ~ Geraldton
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I once ran a two day Open Space with the 5-member board of a nonprofit. They
got together in every possible configuration over those two days. Pairs, trios,
solo, whole group.
It wasn't as dramatic as Gerard's story. We knew going in we'd just have five.
As with any good Open Space, there
I love the stories with few people in Open Space. With one or even with
none, but still a lot of successes. The act of the invitation and the
provision of space are remarkable and have productive outcome without
relation to the actual turnout. But be warned, the actual outcome is not
always within
Dear Kari,
actually, pretty regularly, much of that which sponsors and the planning
group envisioned actually did happen in and after the os-events I
facilitated.
(This becomes evident in meetings of planning groups after os-events
when they look at the mind-map they produced in the first
Hello all!
You are invited to participate in the OS Hotline Skype video chat -
tomorrow, Tuesday October 7th from 12-1pm Eastern!
*To participate* and suggest topics, sign up here: http://bit.ly/1cm8iJN
We look forward to sharing with everyone whether it be for a minute or for
an hour and then
I once facilitated an OS for a board of six people. I opened the space,
then the marketplace. And everyone post topics in the marketplace. then the
group decided they'd have sessions on all the topics proposed and the whole
group would participate in all the sessions. I occasionally reminded
Hi :)
Here's a question: Is 6 people enough to make an Open Space session?
Next Saturday I'm going to facilitate a group that would benefit from an
OST (there's a conflict situation, no one knows the answer, people who are
extremely passionate are coming etc..)...
So far I have worked with much
Dear Agnieszka,
Smallest I have experienced was with 4, I believe that as lf the issue
at stake
has enouigh energy, it works - and this is clearlily the case from what
you describe.
As an example, I once facilitated an event for the alumni network of a
higher educational institution.
All
Hi Agnieszka
We once had a Nordic open space on open space with 9 - that worked very
well! (off course)
I think it could be a challenge that people would assume that they can
handle the situation in a group of 6 - and then won't use the law of two
feet, use the opportunity for
...curious about the differing labels (and constructed meanings therein) -
disability is an odd one for me when discussing psychiatric/mental health
issues - checking with my UK cohorts - doesn't this sound a little fixed? We
don't have cancer disabilities (etc). Some personality, learning and
What a great story, thank you, one of those rich and delightful learnings.
Warm wishes, Robyn
Robyn Williams
SeeChangeWA
Western Australia
Fremantle ~ Geraldton
-Original Message-
From: OSList [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of
openspacedk1 via OSList
Sent:
I once ran a two day Open Space with the 5-member board of a nonprofit. They
got together in every possible configuration over those two days. Pairs, trios,
solo, whole group.
It wasn't as dramatic as Gerard's story. We knew going in we'd just have five.
As with any good Open Space, there
I love the stories with few people in Open Space. With one or even with
none, but still a lot of successes. The act of the invitation and the
provision of space are remarkable and have productive outcome without
relation to the actual turnout. But be warned, the actual outcome is not
always within
Dear Kari,
actually, pretty regularly, much of that which sponsors and the planning
group envisioned actually did happen in and after the os-events I
facilitated.
(This becomes evident in meetings of planning groups after os-events
when they look at the mind-map they produced in the first
Hello all!
You are invited to participate in the OS Hotline Skype video chat -
tomorrow, Tuesday October 7th from 12-1pm Eastern!
*To participate* and suggest topics, sign up here: http://bit.ly/1cm8iJN
We look forward to sharing with everyone whether it be for a minute or for
an hour and then
I once facilitated an OS for a board of six people. I opened the space,
then the marketplace. And everyone post topics in the marketplace. then the
group decided they'd have sessions on all the topics proposed and the whole
group would participate in all the sessions. I occasionally reminded
Hi :)
Here's a question: Is 6 people enough to make an Open Space session?
Next Saturday I'm going to facilitate a group that would benefit from an
OST (there's a conflict situation, no one knows the answer, people who are
extremely passionate are coming etc..)...
So far I have worked with much
Dear Agnieszka,
Smallest I have experienced was with 4, I believe that as lf the issue
at stake
has enouigh energy, it works - and this is clearlily the case from what
you describe.
As an example, I once facilitated an event for the alumni network of a
higher educational institution.
All
Hi Agnieszka
We once had a Nordic open space on open space with 9 - that worked very
well! (off course)
I think it could be a challenge that people would assume that they can
handle the situation in a group of 6 - and then won't use the law of two
feet, use the opportunity for
...curious about the differing labels (and constructed meanings therein) -
disability is an odd one for me when discussing psychiatric/mental health
issues - checking with my UK cohorts - doesn't this sound a little fixed? We
don't have cancer disabilities (etc). Some personality, learning and
What a great story, thank you, one of those rich and delightful learnings.
Warm wishes, Robyn
Robyn Williams
SeeChangeWA
Western Australia
Fremantle ~ Geraldton
-Original Message-
From: OSList [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of
openspacedk1 via OSList
Sent:
I once ran a two day Open Space with the 5-member board of a nonprofit. They
got together in every possible configuration over those two days. Pairs, trios,
solo, whole group.
It wasn't as dramatic as Gerard's story. We knew going in we'd just have five.
As with any good Open Space, there
I love the stories with few people in Open Space. With one or even with
none, but still a lot of successes. The act of the invitation and the
provision of space are remarkable and have productive outcome without
relation to the actual turnout. But be warned, the actual outcome is not
always within
Dear Kari,
actually, pretty regularly, much of that which sponsors and the planning
group envisioned actually did happen in and after the os-events I
facilitated.
(This becomes evident in meetings of planning groups after os-events
when they look at the mind-map they produced in the first
Hello all!
You are invited to participate in the OS Hotline Skype video chat -
tomorrow, Tuesday October 7th from 12-1pm Eastern!
*To participate* and suggest topics, sign up here: http://bit.ly/1cm8iJN
We look forward to sharing with everyone whether it be for a minute or for
an hour and then
I once facilitated an OS for a board of six people. I opened the space,
then the marketplace. And everyone post topics in the marketplace. then the
group decided they'd have sessions on all the topics proposed and the whole
group would participate in all the sessions. I occasionally reminded
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