doing self-organization

[Raffi Aftandelian]

Harrison,

When Michael writes he isn't a fan of the self-org story, I think about
keeping the creative potential in keeping space open for our understanding
of open space. Self-org is a very convincing story. And our as our world is
changing very quickly so will our understanding of open space. 

Might offering just the self-org theory as the *only* likely story of os
close the space a wee bit for other likely stories?

Who knows what those other likely stories might be, but I'd bet that in the
next 10-20 years we're going to hear some other pretty compelling ones.
Guess we'll have to stay tuned...to the bass note <silly grin> ?

[Hi to all in Kiev/Kyiv! I guess if  you're nervous, Jo, that must be a good
sign!]

Warmly,
Raffi

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>From  Wed May 23 19:38:15 2007
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Subject: RoCoCoCamp: More OST in the mainstream media
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Following up on this weekend's activities:

RoCoCoCamp was a bilingual (English/French) BarCamp event for wiki 
folks, on the theme of Collaboration, Creativity and Self-organization. 
It ran for two days, followed by Convergence on the third day. Many 
experienced Open Space for the first time and found it a useful way to 
meet. Certainly, many, many connections were made and projects were 
started or enhanced. Facilitating three days was, for Esther Matte and 
me, a big committment and a lot of effort... but it was worth it to see 
so many people learning and forging new collaborations! 
http://www.rocococamp.info/

There was a report on RoCoCoCamp in the mainstream media.
I'm posting a link here in case it's useful to our French OST folks.
*http://tinyurl.com/ytklz9*

And an English translation:
*http://www.rocococamp.info/RoCoCoArticleEnglishTranslation

*As always, the right people came... and apparently the right things 
happened!
:-)

Deb

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>From  Wed May 23 19:44:31 2007
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 > raise awareness of OST in the tech world. And get out of the 'it is 
all new' thing...

Yes, when I use it in tech circles, I too encounter the sentiment "wow, 
this is a great new thing!" - as if they can't believe they didn't 
invent it themselves :-)
Does it matter if they know? I'm not sure... :-)

deb

Kaliya Hamlin wrote:
> I worked with them on the naming of the conference to reflect the process we will be using to make the agenda and principles to conduct ourselves durring the day. 
>  
> I hope that will raise awareness of OST in the tech world.    And get out of the 'it is all new' thing...
> Phil and I talk about this at Lunch Meet here...http://www.podtech.net/lunchmeet/technology/1839/lunchmeet-the-internet-identity-workshop
>
> Here is a link to the post I wrote about three upcoming Tech "themed" Conferences that i am running using Open Space.  I say this because all are basically appropriate for 'non-geeks' as in non-coders, folks who don't work in a tech company - just people who use computers to come to and have a good time.
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> http://unconference.net/?pV
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> Smiles 
> =Kaliya
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>   

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