Earlier this week my friend Doris Reeves-Lipscomb invited me into a conversation with Suzanne Daigle to explore options for including online/distributed participation in the upcoming Open Space on Open Space (OSONOS) in St. Petersburg Florida May 16-19. Having been to an OSONOS, I’d love to go, but the arrival of granddaughter #2 sometime soon says … Continue reading Ideas for Bringing Online Participation into Offline Events
(Note: this post was scheduled month ago and got hung up. Just found it today!) Since I got my iPad, one of the apps I’ve been playing with a lot is Evernote. I can prepare and/or take notes, incorporate images, etc from a meeting then send the notes via email to participants, or even make … Continue reading Playing With Sharing Evernote Notes
I’m continuing cleaning up and adapting my technology configuration this week. Here is part 2! I confess, I don’t pay nearly enough attention to all the good things flying past me, including things on my own Communities and Networks Connection. In case this is new to you, this is an aggregation project led by Tony Karrer. … Continue reading Updates from Communities and Networks Connection
Recently I wrote a post that received a lot of attention – more than I would have expected: How I use social media. At the end of the post, I promised to write about WHAT social media I currently use. So here it is. I tend to think of the constellation of tools a person uses … Continue reading The social media I use
Our friend Shawn Callahan has been following the work on the book – for years! He has been privy to various drafts and has recently been using the Community Orientations in his work with communities. Recently he realized he wasn’t so clear on orientations 7, 8 and 9 so this past weekend we hooked up … Continue reading Community Orientations Podcast with Shawn Callahan