Back in 2012 I posted about different card decks I’ve seen and used while facilitating (mostly face to face.) It turned out to be a popular post, so when I see new decks (like with then FABULOUS Groupworks Deck came out) I blog about them. Today one of the folks from the Open Innovators group … Continue reading Updating My List of Facilitation Card Decks
Edit: February, 2014. If you are interested in facilitation decks, see also these posts: http://fullcirc.com/wp/?s=facilitation+card+decks Edit: January 6, 2012 – Just out, this great deck on process patterns. groupworksdeck.org – I’ll be blogging about them soon, but want to attach this URL to this blog post as it seems to get a lot of hits! I love … Continue reading Facilitation Card Decks
Just a quick addition to my two posts on facilitation card decks (here and here). This one is for a geocentric exploration of a place. COOL! The Drift Deck (Analog Edition) is an algorithmic puzzle game used to navigate city streets. A deck of cards is used as instructions that guide you as you drift … Continue reading Drift Deck – another facilitation card deck
Thanks to a serendipitous conversation with friends im Benson (@ourfounder), Tonianne DeMaria Barry (@sprezzatura), I was able to pop in for 1/4 of the Seattle #KaizenCamp. If I were pitching a Hollywood script, I’d say “Open Space” meets “Lean Coffee” meets “Liberating Structures.” A group of smart, engaged people conversing about ways of working in … Continue reading My Harvest from a Half Day at Seattle #Kaizencamp
I’m thrilled to learn that the Group Pattern Language Project has released the Group Pattern Language deck ….and happy to add the deck as an an update to this post from 2010: Facilitation Card Decks. I was part of the initial team, but honestly, I struggled with the discipline of writing patterns. My brain kept on spotting … Continue reading It Is Here! Group Pattern Language Deck