I enjoyed your responses Harrison and Diana
Daniel, regards the events I described
- I have noticed similar behaviour across a few different events, and I
don't think the context of invitation makes much difference (except that I
can't imagine people really speaking up in an internal business
I enjoyed your responses Harrison and Diana
Daniel, regards the events I described
- I have noticed similar behaviour across a few different events, and I
don't think the context of invitation makes much difference (except that I
can't imagine people really speaking up in an internal business
I enjoyed your responses Harrison and Diana
Daniel, regards the events I described
- I have noticed similar behaviour across a few different events, and I
don't think the context of invitation makes much difference (except that I
can't imagine people really speaking up in an internal business
Hi John,
I wonder what kind of group your report of the [prescriptive gathering]
is describing.
I wonder if it is:
* an open-to-the-public event; like a conference, or
* a community-type gathering; like people in a community of practice, or
* an event inside a business org, like a
To: Harold Shinsato; World wide Open Space Technology email list
Subject: Re: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Thank you everyone for your examples... I love the demonstrations of Open Space
incorporated symbiotically into the structure of a more formal event. It is
making me rethink what
Hi John,
In my experience, trying to hold a full-on open space conference in parallel
with a prescriptive (like that term) conference often has
less-than-satisfying results. Several times I've been persuaded to do such a
thing, and over the years I've agreed. This year, I've helped to
Hi John,
I wonder what kind of group your report of the [prescriptive gathering]
is describing.
I wonder if it is:
* an open-to-the-public event; like a conference, or
* a community-type gathering; like people in a community of practice, or
* an event inside a business org, like a
To: Harold Shinsato; World wide Open Space Technology email list
Subject: Re: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Thank you everyone for your examples... I love the demonstrations of Open Space
incorporated symbiotically into the structure of a more formal event. It is
making me rethink what
Hi John,
In my experience, trying to hold a full-on open space conference in parallel
with a prescriptive (like that term) conference often has
less-than-satisfying results. Several times I've been persuaded to do such a
thing, and over the years I've agreed. This year, I've helped to
Hi John,
I wonder what kind of group your report of the [prescriptive gathering]
is describing.
I wonder if it is:
* an open-to-the-public event; like a conference, or
* a community-type gathering; like people in a community of practice, or
* an event inside a business org, like a
To: Harold Shinsato; World wide Open Space Technology email list
Subject: Re: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Thank you everyone for your examples... I love the demonstrations of Open Space
incorporated symbiotically into the structure of a more formal event. It is
making me rethink what
Hi John,
In my experience, trying to hold a full-on open space conference in parallel
with a prescriptive (like that term) conference often has
less-than-satisfying results. Several times I've been persuaded to do such a
thing, and over the years I've agreed. This year, I've helped to
A wee story of
Last year at a 200-participant (tables of 8) conference, myself and a colleague
Peter Wilde (with the blessing of the organisers) offered an 'alternative'
space to the mainstream process.
We introduced the notion of 'self-organising' conversations at the beginning of
the
Very much enjoy all these conversations of Guerilla Open Space. To
Daniel's question where does the authority come from to take these
actions?...
There seems to be a point of change before the wave crests, and the
authority is coming from the space itself. It goes to those who can
feel it
One more story:
Since 2008,, every year at the Agile 20xx conference there has been an area
called Open Jam (in homage to a now defunct Music Festival analogy). It's
usually prominently located near the main traffic patterns of the conference
and arranged with a variety of sub-areas variously
Harold says:
...The authority is in the space, just ready for some one to pick up.
Where does it come from?
BART Paper says:
https://www.it.uu.se/edu/course/homepage/projektDV/ht09/BART_Green_Molenkamp.pdf
Nonetheless individuals take on roles that serve to fill the gaps
ofauthority
always there, i think, daniel. and kind of like spiritual practice, or any
practice for that matter. we do the practice every day or whatever, and
some days we just rock. some days we sit on the cushion or run or sing or
whatever and we end up riding some kind of rocket to peak performance.
The Open Jam events at the Agile 20xx conferences have increasingly been
the place where (at least in my opinion) the cool things happen. Even
though the official story is that Open Space doesn't work in parallel,
and I've definitely seen it work horribly in a software conference
attempting to
Regards specifically the sub-thread on authorisation and space (@ Michael
and Daniel),
I came across a magnificent quote the other day, about voting and the
nature of democracy. Voting is little more nor less than the periodic
delegation of our inherent authority - to act on our own behalf, and
Thank you everyone for your examples... I love the demonstrations of Open
Space incorporated symbiotically into the structure of a more formal
event. It is making me rethink what is possible with gatherings... there
is strong pressure to have prescriptive formal structures even when
everyone
John, some years ago I opened space in the middle of a 3 day conference.
National Alliance of Arts and Culture... 350 people in a fancy hotel in
Boston. No possibility of creating circle of chairs but at least we had a
market place wall. I opened the space by inviting people to create a circle
in
So where are all the examples of failures to open space against the tide?
Who has those?
They're the ones we can really learn from...
A couple come to mind, essentially the same, not quite failure, but
non-events at least, that reflect the story that I mentioned earlier...
A small handful of
A wee story of
Last year at a 200-participant (tables of 8) conference, myself and a colleague
Peter Wilde (with the blessing of the organisers) offered an 'alternative'
space to the mainstream process.
We introduced the notion of 'self-organising' conversations at the beginning of
the
Very much enjoy all these conversations of Guerilla Open Space. To
Daniel's question where does the authority come from to take these
actions?...
There seems to be a point of change before the wave crests, and the
authority is coming from the space itself. It goes to those who can
feel it
One more story:
Since 2008,, every year at the Agile 20xx conference there has been an area
called Open Jam (in homage to a now defunct Music Festival analogy). It's
usually prominently located near the main traffic patterns of the conference
and arranged with a variety of sub-areas variously
Harold says:
...The authority is in the space, just ready for some one to pick up.
Where does it come from?
BART Paper says:
https://www.it.uu.se/edu/course/homepage/projektDV/ht09/BART_Green_Molenkamp.pdf
Nonetheless individuals take on roles that serve to fill the gaps
ofauthority
always there, i think, daniel. and kind of like spiritual practice, or any
practice for that matter. we do the practice every day or whatever, and
some days we just rock. some days we sit on the cushion or run or sing or
whatever and we end up riding some kind of rocket to peak performance.
The Open Jam events at the Agile 20xx conferences have increasingly been
the place where (at least in my opinion) the cool things happen. Even
though the official story is that Open Space doesn't work in parallel,
and I've definitely seen it work horribly in a software conference
attempting to
Regards specifically the sub-thread on authorisation and space (@ Michael
and Daniel),
I came across a magnificent quote the other day, about voting and the
nature of democracy. Voting is little more nor less than the periodic
delegation of our inherent authority - to act on our own behalf, and
Thank you everyone for your examples... I love the demonstrations of Open
Space incorporated symbiotically into the structure of a more formal
event. It is making me rethink what is possible with gatherings... there
is strong pressure to have prescriptive formal structures even when
everyone
John, some years ago I opened space in the middle of a 3 day conference.
National Alliance of Arts and Culture... 350 people in a fancy hotel in
Boston. No possibility of creating circle of chairs but at least we had a
market place wall. I opened the space by inviting people to create a circle
in
So where are all the examples of failures to open space against the tide?
Who has those?
They're the ones we can really learn from...
A couple come to mind, essentially the same, not quite failure, but
non-events at least, that reflect the story that I mentioned earlier...
A small handful of
A wee story of
Last year at a 200-participant (tables of 8) conference, myself and a colleague
Peter Wilde (with the blessing of the organisers) offered an 'alternative'
space to the mainstream process.
We introduced the notion of 'self-organising' conversations at the beginning of
the
Very much enjoy all these conversations of Guerilla Open Space. To
Daniel's question where does the authority come from to take these
actions?...
There seems to be a point of change before the wave crests, and the
authority is coming from the space itself. It goes to those who can
feel it
One more story:
Since 2008,, every year at the Agile 20xx conference there has been an area
called Open Jam (in homage to a now defunct Music Festival analogy). It's
usually prominently located near the main traffic patterns of the conference
and arranged with a variety of sub-areas variously
Harold says:
...The authority is in the space, just ready for some one to pick up.
Where does it come from?
BART Paper says:
https://www.it.uu.se/edu/course/homepage/projektDV/ht09/BART_Green_Molenkamp.pdf
Nonetheless individuals take on roles that serve to fill the gaps
ofauthority
always there, i think, daniel. and kind of like spiritual practice, or any
practice for that matter. we do the practice every day or whatever, and
some days we just rock. some days we sit on the cushion or run or sing or
whatever and we end up riding some kind of rocket to peak performance.
The Open Jam events at the Agile 20xx conferences have increasingly been
the place where (at least in my opinion) the cool things happen. Even
though the official story is that Open Space doesn't work in parallel,
and I've definitely seen it work horribly in a software conference
attempting to
Regards specifically the sub-thread on authorisation and space (@ Michael
and Daniel),
I came across a magnificent quote the other day, about voting and the
nature of democracy. Voting is little more nor less than the periodic
delegation of our inherent authority - to act on our own behalf, and
Thank you everyone for your examples... I love the demonstrations of Open
Space incorporated symbiotically into the structure of a more formal
event. It is making me rethink what is possible with gatherings... there
is strong pressure to have prescriptive formal structures even when
everyone
John, some years ago I opened space in the middle of a 3 day conference.
National Alliance of Arts and Culture... 350 people in a fancy hotel in
Boston. No possibility of creating circle of chairs but at least we had a
market place wall. I opened the space by inviting people to create a circle
in
So where are all the examples of failures to open space against the tide?
Who has those?
They're the ones we can really learn from...
A couple come to mind, essentially the same, not quite failure, but
non-events at least, that reflect the story that I mentioned earlier...
A small handful of
Hi all,
I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question
for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses.
appreciatively,
Peggy
Begin forwarded message:
From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Date: November 10, 2014 at 12:51:54 PM PST
That sounds a bit BarCamp ish
*Barry Owen*
*Real Estate Strategist*
Founder/Principal Broker
*Pareto Realty, LLC *\pə-ˈrā-(ˌ)tō\
Original message
From: Peggy Holman via OSList oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Date:11/11/2014 11:59 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: Open Space Listserv oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Hi all,
I got the query below from
http://rationalmadness.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/w3.jpg
I wonder if anyone reading this has experiences to share of what I am about
to describe. Most published stories of open space tend to go by the book.
The book is often referred to as the *user *
Great!
Sent by iPhone
Karl Royle
Head of Enterprise and Commercial Development
Faculty of Education Health and Wellbeing
University of Wolverhampton
01902323006
07815416698
@karlroyle. On Twitter
Karlr61 Skype
Www.academia.edu/karlroylehttp://Www.academia.edu/karlroyle
On 11 Nov 2014, at 20:51,
-08:00)
To: Peggy Holman pe...@peggyholman.com,World wide Open Space Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: RE: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Reminds me about the conference where the streaming twitter feed was projected
behind
Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: RE: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
http://www.laetusinpraesens.org/
Majestic doesn't even do it justice. Tho frankly the lady with a thousand cats
in her house also comes to mind. (My apologies
Paul,
This is great. I have some questions, hopefully intriguing questions,
which I hope you are willing to answer...I'm very interested in learning
about /your/ thoughts on these questions
Question 1 background:
In this 1st person account, there are several people occupying
: Guerilla Open Space?
Hi all,
I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question
for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses.
appreciatively,
Peggy
Begin forwarded message:
From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Date
Holman pe...@peggyholman.com; World wide Open Space Technology
email list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Sent: Wednesday, 12 November 2014, 4:29
Subject: Re: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Reminds me about the conference where the streaming twitter feed
yeah, indeed flash mob Open Space always a great possibility. Thanks,
Skye
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 4:09 PM, Royle, Karl via OSList
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote:
Great!
Sent by iPhone
Karl Royle
Head of Enterprise and Commercial Development
Faculty of Education Health and
I hosted an 'Elephants' Gathering' at a conference once upon a time.
I knew there were people there I wanted to talk to, but the program was of
little interest.
I didn't try to compete with the mainstream agenda, I put it in the evening.
Nobody had any intent on the formalities of Open Space,
first, to paul, yes i've definitely done as you say. was a very small
group of us, not a conference but a team meeting held too late in the day
and made everyone ripe for some harmless mutiny. i led the charge or made
the suggestion, and the next day we did the team meeting in open space. we
I remember that story Michael! Some year afterward, John Abbe came
south from Eugene and we cofacilitated a two day 'recent changes camp'
outside and inside of the Social Text offices in Palo Alto. Folks from
Europe were there too.
Jeff
On 11/11/14, Michael Herman via OSList
Hi all,
I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question
for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses.
appreciatively,
Peggy
Begin forwarded message:
From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Date: November 10, 2014 at 12:51:54 PM PST
That sounds a bit BarCamp ish
*Barry Owen*
*Real Estate Strategist*
Founder/Principal Broker
*Pareto Realty, LLC *\pə-ˈrā-(ˌ)tō\
Original message
From: Peggy Holman via OSList oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Date:11/11/2014 11:59 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: Open Space Listserv oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Hi all,
I got the query below from
http://rationalmadness.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/w3.jpg
I wonder if anyone reading this has experiences to share of what I am about
to describe. Most published stories of open space tend to go by the book.
The book is often referred to as the *user *
Great!
Sent by iPhone
Karl Royle
Head of Enterprise and Commercial Development
Faculty of Education Health and Wellbeing
University of Wolverhampton
01902323006
07815416698
@karlroyle. On Twitter
Karlr61 Skype
Www.academia.edu/karlroylehttp://Www.academia.edu/karlroyle
On 11 Nov 2014, at 20:51,
-08:00)
To: Peggy Holman pe...@peggyholman.com,World wide Open Space Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: RE: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Reminds me about the conference where the streaming twitter feed was projected
behind
Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: RE: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
http://www.laetusinpraesens.org/
Majestic doesn't even do it justice. Tho frankly the lady with a thousand cats
in her house also comes to mind. (My apologies
Paul,
This is great. I have some questions, hopefully intriguing questions,
which I hope you are willing to answer...I'm very interested in learning
about /your/ thoughts on these questions
Question 1 background:
In this 1st person account, there are several people occupying
: Guerilla Open Space?
Hi all,
I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question
for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses.
appreciatively,
Peggy
Begin forwarded message:
From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Date
Holman pe...@peggyholman.com; World wide Open Space Technology
email list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Sent: Wednesday, 12 November 2014, 4:29
Subject: Re: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Reminds me about the conference where the streaming twitter feed
yeah, indeed flash mob Open Space always a great possibility. Thanks,
Skye
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 4:09 PM, Royle, Karl via OSList
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote:
Great!
Sent by iPhone
Karl Royle
Head of Enterprise and Commercial Development
Faculty of Education Health and
I hosted an 'Elephants' Gathering' at a conference once upon a time.
I knew there were people there I wanted to talk to, but the program was of
little interest.
I didn't try to compete with the mainstream agenda, I put it in the evening.
Nobody had any intent on the formalities of Open Space,
first, to paul, yes i've definitely done as you say. was a very small
group of us, not a conference but a team meeting held too late in the day
and made everyone ripe for some harmless mutiny. i led the charge or made
the suggestion, and the next day we did the team meeting in open space. we
I remember that story Michael! Some year afterward, John Abbe came
south from Eugene and we cofacilitated a two day 'recent changes camp'
outside and inside of the Social Text offices in Palo Alto. Folks from
Europe were there too.
Jeff
On 11/11/14, Michael Herman via OSList
Hi all,
I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question
for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses.
appreciatively,
Peggy
Begin forwarded message:
From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Date: November 10, 2014 at 12:51:54 PM PST
That sounds a bit BarCamp ish
*Barry Owen*
*Real Estate Strategist*
Founder/Principal Broker
*Pareto Realty, LLC *\pə-ˈrā-(ˌ)tō\
Original message
From: Peggy Holman via OSList oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Date:11/11/2014 11:59 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: Open Space Listserv oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Hi all,
I got the query below from
http://rationalmadness.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/w3.jpg
I wonder if anyone reading this has experiences to share of what I am about
to describe. Most published stories of open space tend to go by the book.
The book is often referred to as the *user *
Great!
Sent by iPhone
Karl Royle
Head of Enterprise and Commercial Development
Faculty of Education Health and Wellbeing
University of Wolverhampton
01902323006
07815416698
@karlroyle. On Twitter
Karlr61 Skype
Www.academia.edu/karlroylehttp://Www.academia.edu/karlroyle
On 11 Nov 2014, at 20:51,
-08:00)
To: Peggy Holman pe...@peggyholman.com,World wide Open Space Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: RE: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Reminds me about the conference where the streaming twitter feed was projected
behind
Technology email
list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Subject: RE: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
http://www.laetusinpraesens.org/
Majestic doesn't even do it justice. Tho frankly the lady with a thousand cats
in her house also comes to mind. (My apologies
Paul,
This is great. I have some questions, hopefully intriguing questions,
which I hope you are willing to answer...I'm very interested in learning
about /your/ thoughts on these questions
Question 1 background:
In this 1st person account, there are several people occupying
: Guerilla Open Space?
Hi all,
I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question
for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses.
appreciatively,
Peggy
Begin forwarded message:
From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Date
Holman pe...@peggyholman.com; World wide Open Space Technology
email list oslist@lists.openspacetech.org
Cc: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org
Sent: Wednesday, 12 November 2014, 4:29
Subject: Re: [OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?
Reminds me about the conference where the streaming twitter feed
yeah, indeed flash mob Open Space always a great possibility. Thanks,
Skye
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 4:09 PM, Royle, Karl via OSList
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote:
Great!
Sent by iPhone
Karl Royle
Head of Enterprise and Commercial Development
Faculty of Education Health and
I hosted an 'Elephants' Gathering' at a conference once upon a time.
I knew there were people there I wanted to talk to, but the program was of
little interest.
I didn't try to compete with the mainstream agenda, I put it in the evening.
Nobody had any intent on the formalities of Open Space,
first, to paul, yes i've definitely done as you say. was a very small
group of us, not a conference but a team meeting held too late in the day
and made everyone ripe for some harmless mutiny. i led the charge or made
the suggestion, and the next day we did the team meeting in open space. we
I remember that story Michael! Some year afterward, John Abbe came
south from Eugene and we cofacilitated a two day 'recent changes camp'
outside and inside of the Social Text offices in Palo Alto. Folks from
Europe were there too.
Jeff
On 11/11/14, Michael Herman via OSList
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