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====Liberate inherent action and leadership in large groups==== | ====Liberate inherent thinking, action and leadership in large groups==== | ||
Open Space makes it possible to include everybody in constructing agendas and addressing issues that are important to them. | Open Space makes it possible to include everybody in constructing agendas and addressing issues that are important to them. | ||
#Invite a group of people to address a complex problem | #Invite a group of people to address a complex problem | ||
#Invite participants to co-construct the agenda by posting sessions that they will convene, on topics they are passionate about | #Invite participants to co-construct the agenda by posting sessions that they will convene, on topics they are passionate about | ||
#Topic invitations are posted and participants self select what circle(s) to join | #Topic invitations are posted and participants self select what circle(s) to join | ||
Revision as of 10:27, 18 July 2020
- Liberating Structures List Alpha on Wikidelphia in Alphabetically order
- (Items in the above list that are marked with an asterisk have my notes in them)
- Liberating Structures List on Wikidelphia Using the LS Website's "order of difficulty"
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Liberate inherent thinking, action and leadership in large groups
Open Space makes it possible to include everybody in constructing agendas and addressing issues that are important to them.
- Invite a group of people to address a complex problem
- Invite participants to co-construct the agenda by posting sessions that they will convene, on topics they are passionate about
- Topic invitations are posted and participants self select what circle(s) to join
- Chairs in circles for 10–1,000 people in a large room or open space
- Invite participants to join any session (circle) that they care about
- People are free to move among the circles (Two Feet Rule)