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<div align="center"><b><font face="FreeSans">Open Space
Co-Learning Workshop - Friday 28th of January, London UK</font></b><br>
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Register now at <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://openspacetraining.eventbrite.com/">http://openspacetraining.eventbrite.com/</a>
to reserve a place.<br>
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<b>We would be grateful if you would share this with anyone
that you feel might benefit from this</b><br>
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Friday 28th of January 9.00am - 5.00pm, London (at The Hub in
Islington, Candid Arts Studios, 5 Torrens Street) £20 - 200:
Sliding scale according to your ability to pay <br>
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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. <br>
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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.<br>
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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.<br>
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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.<br>
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And if you love this kind of stuff: World Open Space on Open
Space (WOSONOS) 2012 will be in London: <a
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Martin Grimshaw<br>
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+44 (0)7891 571739<br>
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