Training Programs

[Pannwitz, Michael M]

Dear Lucas,
the most exciting and most successful training I have been involved
in took place about a year ago with 60 people over 5 days (thats my
"standard" design).
Key was as far as I can tell that I did not organizse the training
but people who wanted to get trained got together in a group of about
10 and did all the work, selforganizing. They succeeded in hiring me
and Jo Töpfer for zero fee, so it also became quite possible for
people with few ressources to attend.
A couple of participants of that training (in their early twenties)
who have gathered considerable os-experience are now organizing
another training (same design) in September plus a gathering for
people with ost facilitation experience for what they call "training
2", also a 5 day event.
If I were in your neighborhood, I would love to work with you on the
training your planning.
I dont know where you are located
check the world map for people near you
http://www.openspaceworldmap.org/
and, of course, include yourself, too.
Greetings from Berlin
mmp

On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 12:23:43 +0100, Lucas Gonzalez wrote:

> --- Harrison Owen <hhowen at comcast.net> escribió:
>> Lastly, an effective program need not be a large one. Frankly I find
>> that working with 4-8 people to be a really rich experience -- and
>> one-on-one is just mind-blowing.
>
>Ok.  I've read the book and googled for "open-space training".  All
>training I've read of is conducted by experienced people and it takes
>3-4 days.  So the "lack of solid time/lack of plausible explanation for
>people without the experience"-for-all-(myself-included) problem
>remains.
>
>Let's say I have an evening per week which I can use.  I have no
>experienced trainers available - at least none that I have heard of.
>Has, in the LIST experience, anything useful been done with that?  Oh,
>I guess the answer will be "yes" - but what and how?
>
>I'll give it a try soon, btw, so I'll report on that - and I can use
>all your advice.  I think I'll be able to invite some 20 people for 3
>hours.  I may have to ask for some money so we can buy stuff (paper,
>markers and tape) - or maybe I'll steal some from my own pocket money.
>I hope/expect space will become wider with that group, but I wonder if
>the seed might be so small as to be uncapable of growing further.
>
>Lucas
>
>
>
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Michael M Pannwitz, boscop eg i.G.
Draisweg 1, 12209 Berlin, Germany
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www.boscop.de   www.michaelmpannwitz.de

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