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FacilitationCampWhatHappened

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FacilitationCamp 2010 - What Happened?

 

Please upload your reports from each session here:

 

Day 1 Friday 20 August 2010

Open Space 1 - With timing close to atomic precision on paper, but Bermuda Triangle Time in practice, OS 1 was skipped :)

 

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Open Space 2, 11.00 - 11.30 am

Badger, David Pinto, 'Letterbox Protocol'

Present - Susie, Philip, Clare, Greta, Annie, Lycia

- Help self-organization

- Deepening of group

- New rules (eg. "3-word rule")

- Inclusive to all

- You end up wanting to know more from others

- Pauses, rhythm, listening

- Establish more principles

Open Space 2, 11.00 - 11.30 am

Rhino, Annette, 'Storytelling'

Present - Emma, Ayako, Elizabeth, Sarah, Joe, Lauren

- Becoming the user

- Alternatives to ice breakers

- Relating to people you already know

- Building a story together

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Open Space 3 11.30 - 1.00pm 

Dolphin, Elizabeth McDonnell em44*AT*tutor.open.ac.uk ,  'Personal Sharing With Strangers'

Present - Alan, Vincent, Wendy

* Exploring how to facilitate making deep connections

- visuals as derailing negative emotions & connections & patterns of language

- immersing in new environments: free gathering

- getting below superficial buzz, below scientific and technical explanations, below world views, paradigms and values, to MYTHS, METAPHORS, VISUALS, that capture intuitive & emotional understandings (CAUSAL LAYERED ANALYSIS)

- mapping the system & information flows through it: system structure creates system behaviour

- identify a champion / White Knight, who can grant permission for process AND champion its results

- manage fears: people project fears onto OTHER, then push back violently against perceived fear

- supporting space where people can approach conversations with each other from a new vantage point - pictures & visuals can offer that new perspective

 

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Open Space 3 11.30 - 1.00 pm

Badger, Greta Irving, 'What is your deepest intention?"

Present - Francois, Philip, Annie Quick, Emma, Johnnie

- Guided meditation - deepest intentions

- Group sharing

- Relationship and facilitation

OBSERVATIONS: connection, multiple perspectives, creative energy, embodiment, knowing what I want

 

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Open Space 3, 11.30 - 1.00 pm

Leopard, Ayisha, ayisha*AT*theconversationagency.co.uk, 'What is facilitation? A divergent brainstorm'

Present - Emily, Lauren, Clara, Susie, Sarah

- 40-min dialogue (facilitated philosophical inquiry)

Q. Are we all facilitators?

KEY WORDS: safe space - acknowledgment of what is often unspoken

                       balance - self-disclosure/acknowledgment

                       participation = in + at = dance

                       intention - in service of group balanced with my needs

                       build confidence - skillful decisions; the skill of holding a space as well as knowing how to become part of the group

- 20-min dialogue

Q. How do we facilitate ourselves the deep mutual support we need?

- Who do we feel sense of belonging with?

- The idea of being in something together

- Finding the common ground 

 

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Open Space 3, 11.30 - 1.00 pm

Rhino, David (Action Cycle) happy

 

 

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Open Space 4, 2.00 - 2.40 pm

Worm, Ian Drysdale, idrysdale*AT*gmail.com, 'Facilitating Prototyping'

- Discussed process of prototyping services.

- Tuttle club as a prototype of people meeting and a tron game..!

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Open Space 5, 2.20 - 2.40 pm

Dolphin, Annette, 'Facilitating Social Business'

Present - Clara, Greta, Mamading, Wendy

- Annette introduced Social Business

- Mamading talked about London Creative Labs

- Annette's interested in LCL

- Greta wants to know how Annette/LCL works

 

 

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Open Space 5, 2.20 - 2.40 pm

Badger, Nate, 'Breathing'

- We learned how to breathe, as we did when we were in the womb.

- Can be used for relaxation or to be energized.

- This type of breathing massage

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Open Space 6, 2.40 - 3.00 pm

Badger, Alan Jackson, 'Technology for Facilitation'

Present - David, Emily, Nate, Vincent

- How to use virtual without compromising physical facilitation

- "Remote whiteboard"

- "Confluence model"

- "Basecamp"

- "Asynchronous consensus"

- "Automated dotmocracy"

QUOTE: "Minimize the virtual, maximize the physical"

 

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Open Space 6, 2.40 - 3.00 pm

Fish, Wendy Schultz, wendy*AT*infinitefutures.com

Present - Lycia, Ayisha, Margie, Annie

1) What recording / graphic recording contributes to group process:

- Increases active / accurate listening

- Validates each contribution / contributor

- Short-circuits 'broken record' syndrome

- Acts as convenient double check of discussion content against articulated expectations, meeting goals

- Enables efficient review, easy catch-up of latecomers

*See chapter on Recorder in Doyle & Strauss, 'How to Make Meetings Work'

2) Getting visual

- Full-on graphic recording - simultaneous cartooning of ideas under discussion (a rare and expensive skill)

- But everyone can draw swoops, lines, stick figures, circles, squares, rectangles, triangles - your body will help (use elbow joint as protractor, use muscle memory, encourage drawing)

- Embed summary points in simple geometric icons (eg. circle = target, so list goals there, list actions in arrow heading to centre of target)

- Use old photographs, postcards, ads to add more sophisticated and emotionally evocative visuals as a collage to your simpler hand-drawn graphics - ask participants to jot down the insights and stories they associate with photos or illustrations they've chosen

*See David Sibbet, Graphic Keyboard at Grove Consultants

 

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Open Space 7, 3:00 - 4:30 pm

Rhino, Sue Bell, 'Power Listening'

Present - Emma, Daria

- A power listening experience

*Ask if you want to know more

 

 

Day 2 Saturday 21 August 2010