Some advice please
Sheila T. Isakson
isakson at juno.com
Wed Aug 4 13:28:28 PDT 1999
Hi, Peg!
I believe that there is a small market for the CD set. Like Romy,
I am concerned that this CD set not be considered as a replacement for
the face-to-face training. Who knows, when OST really takes off, there
might me more demand for refresher/updates for those who have
participated in the training. I imagine it as a nice way to prepare
oneself to open a space. As this community evolves, I am certain that
these CD's will be a valuable resource. Hope this helps.
Sheila
On Tue, 3 Aug 1999 17:50:01 -0700 Peg Holman <pholman at EMAIL.MSN.COM>
writes:
>When Harrison came to Seattle to do the Open Space Facilitation
>Workshop, we
>audio taped the sessions. The Open Space Institute (US) will make
>the
>material available for sale. I'm about to go to production and want
>your
>help in a little "market research." What would appeal most to you?
>
>First, here are the options on what to provide:
>
>1. 1 CD for about $15-20 with Harrison talking about "The Role of
>the
>Facilitator" and actually opening the space for a group on the theme
>of
>"creating and sustaining learning communities"
>
>2. A 5 CD set for about $60-70 with Harrison talking about:
> a. "The Role of the Facilitator" and actually opening the space
>for a
>group (as above)
> b. Opening Space for Chaos and Creativity
> c. The Journey of Spirit: The Adaptive Process (includes
>discussion of
>the grief work cycle)
> d. Opening Space for the Forms of Spirit (includes discussion of
>the
>stages of organization transformation)
> e. Opening Space for Cultivating Spirit (includes discussio of the
>role
>of stories and myths)
>
>3. I don't really think there's a market for this.
>
>
>One other question: would you prefer CDs or cassette tapes?
>
>
>Please send your opinions to osi at tmn.com . I will summarize for the
>list
>what I hear.
>
>Thanks,
>Peg Holman
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