Open spaces: What are they? Where do they live? What do they eat?
summary
Introduces open spaces as ad hoc conversation rooms where participants post one‑line session ideas on a ‘‘post‑it marketplace’’ and then join or leave sessions freely under the ‘‘law of mobility.’’ Describes practical examples (sessions on impostor syndrome, burnout, testing) and roles called ‘‘bees and butterflies’’ that roam between groups to pollinate ideas, with outcomes of rapid idea exchange and occasional concrete followups or small projects rather than formal talks.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Impostor syndrome
- 1:06What are open spaces
- 2:56Open space principles
- 5:46Managing open spaces
- 7:13Proposing ideas
- 8:36Mobility law and participants
- 9:17Bees and butterflies
- 10:22Where open spaces live
- 11:24What open spaces eat
- 12:04Conclusion
