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A Cafe for Entering Medical Students
Started this conversation. Last reply by Amy Lenzo Aug 26, 2009. 2 Replies 0 Likes
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Bruce Flye replied to Amy Lenzo's discussion 'Challenges' in the group Caring for this Online Community
"Thanks, Amy.
I'm asking if a synchronous conversation (a virtual cafe) might be beneficial as opposed to - or in addition to - the asynchronous conversation we're having here. The suggestion is offered in ignorance of how a virtual cafe…"
Bruce Flye replied to Amy Lenzo's discussion 'Challenges' in the group Caring for this Online Community
"Amy and all -
Looking at the other post on Cafes Online, in what ways might we plant this conversation in an online cafe and a) amplify this topic's generative energy and b) create a learning lab experience for those of us curious but clueless…"
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This group is for those who want to share feedback and ideas and essential questions about this online community platform and help make it the most hospitable, useful and heart-full place it can be.
Maria de los Angeles Cinta replied to Bruce Flye's discussion 'A Cafe for Entering Medical Students'
"This is so great Bruce-- thank you for sharing your process and the graphics. The process looks similar to a Passion Cafe where you allow people to join the 'table/theme' for which they have the most passion! I really enjoyed reading your…"
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A Cafe for Entering Medical Students
Last week our newest class of first-year medical students arrived for week of orientation. One of the expectations placed on them is that they will make an early and formal commitment to a set of professional behaviors that they will honor throughout their education and then on into their professional lives.The Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs asked if I would help her work with the group - 80 in all - to fashion an agreement. I suggested that we might not do justice to something that…See More
Bruce Flye left a comment for Elizabeth Jetton
"Sounds like a neat idea, Elizabeth. Please keep me posted!
b"
Elizabeth Jetton left a comment for Bruce Flye
"Bruce,
Beautiful blog and website. I am glad to know that there is a visual recorder nearby in the SE. I am organizing an Art of Hosting retreat sometime in the coming months."
Bruce Flye left a comment for Carol Gorelick
"Hi, Carol! Thanks for reaching out.
I'm doing well. Some amazing changes since we last talked, but I'm still working on what I want to be when I grow up...........
How 'bout you?
b"
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- At 11:12am on July 29, 2009, Elizabeth Jetton said…
- Bruce,
Beautiful blog and website. I am glad to know that there is a visual recorder nearby in the SE. I am organizing an Art of Hosting retreat sometime in the coming months.
- At 6:03pm on July 22, 2009,
Carol Gorelick said… - Love the picture. How are you?
Carol
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