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Comment by Amy Lenzo on September 8, 2010 at 3:11pm

Thank you Martin - this is very informative.
Would you be willing to share a bit about what you are learning and experiencing in these calls so we can gain a deeper understanding of them and your process with them?

Comment by Martin Tinnermann on August 27, 2010 at 10:28am

Hi Amy,

here the instructions an the time-frames for TWC-TheWorldCafe-Northamerica and TWC-TheWorldCafe-Europe meetings as txt-file.

TWC-TheWorldCafe-Europe.txt and
TWC-TheWorldCafe-Northamerica.txt
Open this files an you're able to see all information of the meetings.

Martin

Comment by Amy Lenzo on August 27, 2010 at 9:09am

Very Cool, Martin. What time are these videoconferencing events happening?

Comment by Martin Tinnermann on August 27, 2010 at 5:09am

Hallo to all,

i invite you to join a videoconferencing everyday.

The data for TWC-TheWorldCafe-Northamerica and TWC-TheWorldCafe-Europe meeting are:

EVO_meeting_6870_TWC-TheWorldCafe-Europe.ics

and

EVO_meeting_6871_TWC-TheWorldCafe-Northamerica.ics

I wish you all best ...

Martin

Comment by Amy Lenzo on August 26, 2010 at 1:59pm

Jason! I'm sorry, I missed your note somehow... I'm definitely interested in China. I visited Shanghai in March/April and met with some of the people responsible for the recent translation of the World Cafe book into simple Chinese characters... it was very exciting to see how much interest about the World Cafe there is in China.

Have you hosted your World Cafe yet? Tell us about it in StoryNet.

Was (or is) your World Cafe online, or face to face? I'm wondering if you're interested in hosting an online Community World Cafe for a Chinese audience - we've had some interest in offering one of our Community Cafes in a time zone workable for Chinese participants, and it would be great to work with someone "on the ground" there in China to co-host it.

Comment by jason pan on July 28, 2010 at 3:25am

Hi, All, I am an entrepreneur based in Shanghai, and I am going to host my first world cafe activity pretty soon. Anyone here interested in China?

Comment by Amy Lenzo on July 1, 2010 at 6:09pm

Thanks Martin.

Comment by Martin Tinnermann on June 30, 2010 at 1:48am

Hello,
EVO, a absolutly free video conferencing software now provides an interface to Skype.
EVO alone is powerful and is well documented.
http://evo.caltech.edu/evoGate/Documentation /EvO_2_Full_Documentation.pdf
For testing EVO I present all TWC members a videoconference-room available.

If you are interested in I will send you the password.

Comment by Amy Lenzo on June 29, 2010 at 5:44pm

The online Community Cafe was small but brilliant, and you can see the graphic recordings from the harvest and some of the after-conversation in the Inquiry Circle groups (scroll down).

There is a lot of energy building around online World Cafes, and online dialogue and deliberation in general these days. I'm hosting a World Cafe for the NCDD Confab on the subject of online dialogue and deliberation tomorrow morning - it's been in the calendar for a little while now and I hope to see many of you there. It looks like it's going to be a large group.

We'll be setting up some follow-up conversations afterward for those of us who share this interest/passion/imperative, and I hope that we can use this space for holding some of that energy... what say ye?

Comment by Amy Lenzo on June 29, 2010 at 5:37pm

Well, it wasn't a World Cafe, but we had quite an interesting online event for AmericaSpeaks in Second Life on Saturday, and the World Cafe partnered with a bunch of cool folks to put it on. Here's the story with photos and a video on (one of the partners) Public Decisions' blog.

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