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Per Kristiansen posted on the forum topic Introduce yourself – who are you and why interested in LSP? in the group
Serious Play Fans: 13 years, 10 months agohi Carlos As I (we) dont have a space of our own, our situation is a little different. However, yes the materials are a separate line in the proposal. On occasions I leave up to the client to decide afterwards if they want to purchase the model/bricks. I always ask the client to buy some
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Per Kristiansen replied to the topic Introduce yourself – who are you and why interested in LSP? in the forum Serious Play Pro Forum 13 years, 10 months ago
hi Carlos
Great to hear that you are considering using LSP, and a good + important question you are raising.
I would venture that there are several answers:
1. There is always a particular strength when the client keeps the bricks, but if you are running a learning space to which they are coming for the experience, then that may be less important,…[Read more] -
Per Kristiansen posted on the forum topic Introduce yourself – who are you and why interested in LSP? in the group
Serious Play Fans: 13 years, 10 months agohi Carlos Great to hear that you are considering using LSP, and a good + important question you are raising. I would venture that there are several answers: 1. There is always a particular strength when the client keeps the bricks, but if you are running a learning space to which they are coming for
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Per Kristiansen commented on the post, SeriousPlayPro Community Governance 13 years, 10 months ago
As you know, I am ready to play ;-)
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Per Kristiansen replied to the topic Introduce yourself – who are you and why interested in LSP? in the forum Serious Play Pro Forum 13 years, 11 months ago
hi Luis
Welcome
The open source is good place to start, as is the “official” seriousplay.com web, but you probably have already had a good look at that. You might also look for some of the old papers from the Imagination Lab. These are academic papers based on data gathered through LEGO SERIOUS PLAY workshops. Whilst not exactly practical, they…[Read more]
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Per Kristiansen posted on the forum topic Introduce yourself – who are you and why interested in LSP? in the group
Serious Play Fans: 13 years, 11 months agohi Luis Welcome The open source is good place to start, as is the “official” seriousplay.com web, but you probably have already had a good look at that. You might also look for some of the old papers from the Imagination Lab. These are academic papers based on data gathered through LEGO SERIOUS PLAY workshops.
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Per Kristiansen commented on the post, Playing Seriously: Accessing your Capacity to Work with Complexity 13 years, 11 months ago
Hi Denise
Sorry, had not seen your comment. Please do!
I hope all is well with you and that you enjoyed the Christmas season
Take care
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Per Kristiansen replied to the topic Any experience in facilitation with the help of translators? in the forum Serious Play Pro Forum 14 years, 1 month ago
hi Marko
I have done it once (in Poland). It broke the flow a little bit, but not much, expect it to take a little longer but not much (if the translator is good). I becomes even more important that the storyteller points to his/her model in the storytelling.
Happy to expand on this in a call if you feel like it
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Per Kristiansen posted on the forum topic Any experience in facilitation with the help of translators? in the group
Serious Play Fans: 14 years, 1 month agohi Marko I have done it once (in Poland). It broke the flow a little bit, but not much, expect it to take a little longer but not much (if the translator is good). I becomes even more important that the storyteller points to his/her model in the storytelling. Happy to expand on this in
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Per Kristiansen replied to the topic Training in the UK ? in the forum Serious Play Pro Forum 14 years, 1 month ago
ok, will keep you in the loop (if you are interested) regarding when I run a program in London
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Per Kristiansen posted on the forum topic Training in the UK ? in the group
Serious Play Fans: 14 years, 1 month agook, will keep you in the loop (if you are interested) regarding when I run a program in London
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Per Kristiansen replied to the topic Training in the UK ? in the forum Serious Play Pro Forum 14 years, 1 month ago
Hi Cuan
I am doing a training in Dublin early in December and again in January. Would be delighted to have you join us
Dates and program:
Dec 1-2, 2010: Stage 1 in Dublin Ireland (Intro to the method and using it with teams and personal relations)
(Jan 17-20, a full program in Copenhagen)
Jan 31 – Feb 3, 2011: Stage 1 and 2 in Dublin I…[Read more] -
Per Kristiansen posted on the forum topic Training in the UK ? in the group
Serious Play Fans: 14 years, 1 month agoHi Cuan I am doing a training in Dublin early in December and again in January. Would be delighted to have you join us Dates and program: Dec 1-2, 2010: Stage 1 in Dublin Ireland (Intro to the method and using it with teams and personal relations) (Jan 17-20, a full program in Copenhagen) Jan
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Per Kristiansen wrote a new post 14 years, 1 month ago
Recently finished this book, and even if it strictly speaking is not about LSP, I wanted to briefly mention it to the community. Dave Gray is a big fan of LSP and has co-written a nice book outlining a whole range of games that can be used in ideation and decision-making. In short, they argue that -
Per Kristiansen commented on the post, Mission and Vision of the SeriousPlayPro.com Community 14 years, 1 month ago
@ Dario You are absolutely right in you understanding of the “we will meet again”, but there is one more element, and that is that we also treat each other in that way. ie when interacting with some one in the community, we behave in that spirit (spero che tutto vada bene a Milano) @
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Per Kristiansen replied to the topic Roadmaps for Change Management in the forum Serious Play Pro Forum 14 years, 3 months ago
hi,
Denise’s suggestion looks good as well. My input at this stage would be to consider1) How far do you want to take your client in this opening session (ie the balance between developing the solution and introducing LSP as the way to the solution)
2) What “level” do you want to work on: a) Individuals/persons, eg learning about “my self” in…[Read more]
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Per Kristiansen replied to the topic Roadmaps for Change Management in the forum Serious Play Pro Forum 14 years, 3 months ago
Agree that a half day session may be a bit short, but if what you/Pete are/is looking for is establishing LSP as the method to apply in the change process, then it could work. Ie focus is on introducing LSP as part of the solution, rather than developing the solution per se. One could then go for skills building and then working on some sort of…[Read more]
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Per Kristiansen posted on the forum topic roadmaps for change management in the group
Serious Play Fans: 14 years, 3 months agohi, Denise’s suggestion looks good as well. My input at this stage would be to consider 1) How far do you want to take your client in this opening session (ie the balance between developing the solution and introducing LSP as the way to the solution) 2) What “level” do you want to work on:
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Per Kristiansen posted on the forum topic roadmaps for change management in the group
Serious Play Fans: 14 years, 3 months agoAgree that a half day session may be a bit short, but if what you/Pete are/is looking for is establishing LSP as the method to apply in the change process, then it could work. Ie focus is on introducing LSP as part of the solution, rather than developing the solution per se. One could then
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Per Kristiansen replied to the topic Roadmaps for Change Management in the forum Serious Play Pro Forum 14 years, 3 months ago
Hi Pete,
Like our friends in Caprese, we (Trivium) have also developed extensive experience in developing roadmaps in general, and in working with change management in particular. Are you looking at being involved in a longer process with a series of interventions or is it more the case of one impactfull workshop? (and what would be the number of…[Read more] - Load More
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