Art of Harvesting

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Comment by Kelly Fidei on November 14, 2010 at 9:13am

Hi All - This looks like a wonderful group, and I'm looking forward to participating. There is a great resource on harvesting in the World Cafe book - it's a whole chapter in there with many fantastic ideas.
Looking forward to being in dialogue with you all,
Kelly

Comment by Sabine Soeder on June 22, 2010 at 11:49pm

These are great news! Thank you Lisa & Ria so much for the support! Please don't forget to register for the online Café - you can find all the details at the calendar. Hugs & Love, Sabine

Comment by Lisa Abby on June 21, 2010 at 11:32am

Dear Sabine.
I would love to be on the call. I am waiting to hear from someone about a former commitment at that time. If I am able to be on, I too can do some recording. What I did before, Ria, was take photos of my journal and send them that way. Between us I am sure we could capture the essence of the call. I will let you know if I can attend. Hugs. Lisa

Comment by Ria Baeck on June 21, 2010 at 10:28am

Dear Sabine,
and all others;
If you haven't found anybody by now, I could help out. Although I wouldn't know how to record digitally...
With love,
Ria

Comment by Sabine Soeder on June 18, 2010 at 1:52am

Dear graphic recorder, for our second online community World Café on sunday, the 27th of June - 9:30-11:30am PST, 12:30-2:30pm EST, 6:30-8:30pm Central European Time - we are looking for somebody who would like to support the harvesting with graphic recordings! One possibility could be to do the recordings digitally , so people could see on their computer how the recordings are developing during the dialogs. This would be fantastic! Please contact me here in the online community. The recordings will be posted in the inquiry group.
Best wishes, Sabine

Comment by Mel Blitzer on May 26, 2010 at 8:18am

Yikes!!! So I finally have the opportunity to host a World Cafe. The question is around developing a community of practice for a group of professionals- what does a community of practice look like? 40 participants- 2 hours.

My query is about ways to harvest and present the collective wisdom of the participants. I was thinking that after three rounds of sharing, participants would return to the table from which they had launched on their voyage of inquiry. There they would craft, with the host, a narrative, a story from the drawings, doodles and writings as well as the host's recollections of the conversations at the table. Each of the eight tables would present their narratives in 2 minutes or less using one flip chart panel for illustration.

Once the narratives had been presented participants would be asked to pick out common and diverse themes that appeared in the stories. These themes would be used as criteria for actionable initiatives ( captured in an affinity diagram) to carry forward the next steps in the development of a community of practice- the goal of the whole exercise.

My concern here is the amount of time available to do this. I am looking for feedback on this approach and any other suggestions that experienced hosts may wish to share. My appreciative Thank You in advance.

Comment by Ria Baeck on April 23, 2010 at 11:41am

Sorry that my time is taken... otherwise I would love to do it, and I would love to have some experience with Maestro Conference...
it will be for another time.
Have a good conversation!

Comment by Sabine Soeder on April 22, 2010 at 5:05am

Hey graphic recorder, for our online World Café next saturday the 24th of April - 19 to 21.30h Central European Time - we are looking for somebody who would like to support the harvesting with graphic recordings! Please contact me through this side. So I can send you the technical informations to get into the Online World Café. You can work from your home place, listening through telephone line / skype and draw. The recordings than can be posted in the inquiry group.

Comment by Rowan Simonsen on April 15, 2010 at 7:12am

Hi harvesters
You are hereby cordially invited to a training in graphic recording and strategic harvesting in London May 8-9. It is run by Nick Payne and myself, so come along, learn and have fun with us.

See the event detail and full invitation here.

And if you have any questions just drop me a line.
Rowan

Comment by Amy Lenzo on March 22, 2010 at 7:30pm

Thanks for all the wonderful offers of support for the World Cafe in Second Life last Friday - and a BIG Thank you to Andrea Medina, who was able to be there and produced some wonderful images for the group. You can see her images in the little story/report I wrote.

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