This is a sidetrack. Clean Language seems to be related to Clean
Space.
Found this...
"The technology that came
to be know as 'Clean Space' evolved alongside Clean Language. Space was
no longer empty area. It had properties and peculiarities of its own.
Physical space became psychoactive and
I like to 'force ' people to the center if they care to contribute/invite to a
topic. Then give options to kneel on cushions, use clipboards or take papers to
their seats.
Thomas H
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> 28 aug. 2016 kl. 01:17 skrev Harold Shinsato via OSList
>
I got my start in Open Space via BarCamp.
I first heard about FooCamp, wished I could attend, and eventually found
out I could host my own BarCamp. Others in my state had heard about
them, and there was some support in my community to initiate one in
Missoula.
Then the 2007 JavaOne
Thanks Richard, Sarah, Koos, Chris, Birgitt, Michael, MK, Jennifer,
Harrison, Bhavesh, Christine, & Lisa!
I've appreciated your thoughts and recommendations on this topic and
look forward to summarizing this thinking to the client. This will
definitely inform my thinking going forward. In
As usual you hit the “TILT” button and went beyond. So there is no news here.
All of which is to say that I could never bring myself to say what you did….
And I can’t disagree with a word.
Anyhow. I think a university program (MA, PhD, whatever) focused on Open Space,
self organization in
Anne Stadler wrote:
*Love...*
*“A world that works for ALL is a world of love made visible”*
How I love Open Space and what it invites, what unfolds and what it reveals
inside us. Yes the word LOVE seems to capture it with such utter simplicity.
I decided to create a separate post while
I buy all of that, Michael and add it to what I posted - then we have a
more diverse picture.
What intrigues me is whether these "three day training events" (which
apparently aren't 3 day trainings in OST at all apparently though they are
often advertised as so, but are necessary unlearning,
I had the luck to join a 2 day workshop with Penny Tompkins and James
Lawley on "Clean Language" back in 2011 and they also introduced me to "*Clean
Space*": http://www.cleanlanguage.co.uk/CleanSpace.html
On 26 August 2016 at 18:37, Michael Herman via OSList <
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org>
So the Masters would spend a year or two supporting the person develop
their foundation for an artisanal life-long learning approach?
On 26 August 2016 at 17:56, Chris Corrigan via OSList <
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
> The problem with a university level course in facilitation is
