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Craig
Berman
Gravitytank
I shared
a collaborative storyboarding process that I use as an experience
designer. This is an interactive and flexible process that allows
groups of people to identify opportunities and brainstorm solutions.
Cberman
at gmail.com
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Open Interest
Space Offering
Diane Cline
Diane Cline
shared a PowerPoint that describes the work archeological registrars
do, washing pot shards and writing legible neat tiny numbers
and letters on them! Contact her for more information. "Excavate
in Israel 2009"
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"Visual Explorer"
and "Leadership Metaphor Explorer"
Bruce Flye
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Image
cards used to stimulate awareness and dialogue |
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Products
of the Center for Creative Leadership |
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Bruce
provided the drawings for the Leadership Cards |
Click
here for Bruce's three page, PDF handout
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Creating a Visual
Language for Climate Change
Ole Qvist-Sørensen
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We
were brainstorming on what politicians, CEO's & scientists
would need of visual language to communicate tough, complex
issues around climate change. |
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We
listed potential clients & how to "attack"
them. |
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We
listed complex words we needed to have visuals for. |
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Visiting the Grove
and Third Life in Second Life
David Sibbet
Informal
tour by Sunssed Bardier starting at the Third Life Pier. Visited
the Medicine Wheel, Galleries, Grove Learning Center, &
Grove Global Network Center.
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Using your Digital
Camera - Open Space
Rachel Smith
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We
took short movies with our digital cameras, then made a
sample video in iMovie using video, images, music, and voiceover. |
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We
also reviewed how to clean up a photo of a chart/mural in
Photoshop, and how to save it in a format that could be
used in a PDF summary. |
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Kinesthetic Modeling
John Ward & 15 participants
Using Kinesthetic
Modeling, two groups modeled the same vexing challenge, the
abusive use of cellphones. We first told stories based on the
imagery we saw. Then, we moved toward understanding the meaning
and significance embodied in the model. Email John
Ward regarding the process.
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