[OSList] 27 Jan 2012 Open Space CoLearning Workshop, Brighton, UK

[martin at decisionlab.org.uk]

Dear friends 

Enjoying everyone's contributions to this list... and
congratulations Phelim!

For anyone wanting to learn, practice or
develop, there are some places left on this workshop I'm co-hosting this
Friday... feel free to share if appropriate.

Looking forward to seeing
some of you at WOSonOS London 2012... until then, keep up the good work.


Very warm regards 

Martin Grimshaw 

http://www.wosonos2012.com [1]


OPEN SPACE COLEARNING WORKSHOP FRIDAY 27 JANUARY 2012, BRIGHTON 

 	*
Do you want to learn or practice a robust way to run a participant-led 3
hour meeting or a 3 day conference, for 5 to 1000 people, at a moment's
notice?
 	* Do you want a way to rapidly launch new projects, bring
participation, engagement, equality and inclusion to your business,
project or community? To harness collective ingenuity for problem
solving? 

	* Do you already know how to run Open Space events, but want
some feedback and tips from other practitioners?

Book now at
http://openspacetraining.eventbrite.com/ [2] to ensure your place.

On
January 27th, come to The Friend's Meeting House in Brighton, where
experienced facilitators and teachers Martin Grimshaw and Robin Manuell
of http://DecisionLab.org.uk [3] will be holding an Open Space workshop,
teaching and learning with participants from a range of professional
backgrounds and skill-levels.

 Please share this with anyone that you
feel might benefit from this

Open Space Co-Learning Workshop - Friday
27th of January 9.00am - 5.00pm, Brighton (at the beautiful Friends
Meeting House [4], in the heart of Brighton's famous Laines) £20 - 200:
Sliding scale according to your ability to pay [Help! How much should I
pay? [5]]

This workshop invites those who are new to using Open Space
Technology and those who already have some or even extensive experience
of using it, to co-learn together, deepen our practice, and share our
experiences of using it. 

This workshop will be run as an Open Space so
that participants can learn experientially, while learning how to
design, prepare and facilitate an Open Space event, including tips and
tricks, likely issues that may be encountered, follow up and
incorporating an event within a wider context or strategy.

This will
help anyone looking for a method for encouraging participation,
engagement, equality and inclusion. Open Space Technology is a format
for organising compostable conferences, unconferences, meetings, or
stakeholder engagement, with maximum efficiency and minimum time and
resources. It is a form of 'crowd sourcing' which can be used to bring
together a company or any group or organisation to focus on a specific
problem or question; Open Space allows for participants to co-create
experience, learning and solutions in a way that unlocks
creativity.

Open Space is used by large companies, local government,
community activists, and forward thinking organisations everywhere, from
gatherings of 5 to several thousand people, from a couple of hours to
several days.

To connect with a community of other Open Space
practitioners and find out more about Open Space, visit Open Space World
http://www.openspaceworld.org/ [6]
The World Open Space on Open Space
(WOSONOS) 2012 will be in London, UK for the first time`:
http://www.wosonos2012.com [7] 

Martin Grimshaw
07891 571739 /
martin at DecisionLab.org.uk [8]
 DecisionLab: Tools for a smarter planet

FACILITATION, TRAINING, CONSULTANCY - GET IN TOUCH, OR SIGN UP TO OUR
OCCASIONAL NEWSLETTER, COLLABORATIVE TIMES 

 

Links:
------
[1]
http://www.wosonos2012.com
[2]
http://openspacetraining.eventbrite.com/
[3]
http://decisionlab.org.uk/
[4]
http://www.brightonquakers.co.uk/about-the-building-2/map-directions
[5]
http://decisionlab.org.uk/sliding-scale-fees/
[6]
http://www.openspaceworld.org/
[7] http://www.wosonos2012.com
[8]
mailto:martin at DecisionLab.org.uk
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://lists.openspacetech.org/pipermail/oslist-openspacetech.org/attachments/20120123/0e179e9d/attachment-0007.htm>