Rick Lindeman

Omar,

assuming/hoping the timezone works ok for me, then I’m in. I’d like to try this out too. Thanks for proposing the idea.

Bruce

Hi Omar, I think is a great idea. I am in. Thanks. Hector

hello! I’m interested too. I just need to assemble 3 exploration bags from my brick inventory.

Thanks for the answers, let’s try to do something next week. I will contact some of you in private to schedule a 1-to-1 LSP session. :)

For those just reading it, please continue showing your interest, like that I can do more tests :)

Stay tuned,
Omar

Sounds fun! I’ve done this before in a small group and would be happy to join and share the experience. Skype gets laggy with a larger group, hence it might be a better idea to use Webex or alternatives

Hello Omar, I am willing to participate!

Hmm, never thought about that but it seems interesting!
I see similar difficulties as Gabril with larger groups but he, lets give it a try!
I am in!

Hey Omar,

you’ll never know until you’ve tried it! Right? So are you trying to create a virtual LSP? I could see it with one-to-one but as the group gets bigger, it may become somewhat of challenge. I’d be willing to test it with you.

Gabriel

Matt. LSP has been used in education settings a lot. See this post from today: http://seriousplaypro.com/2015/04/29/using-lego-serious-play-to-explore-my-phd-research-journey/

There are also a couple of earlier posts:…[Read more]

Hi Manuel,

This looks like a great plan. My experience has shown me that just the individual to shared model takes at least 90 min (for individual = 5-8 min build + 3-5 min to share x 10 + 5-8 min reflection = approx 70 min; for shared model = at least 20 min team negotiation + 3 min x 5-6 sharing = approx 40 min). The same for the Landscape of…[Read more]

… and the announcement is already out in the dutch NL group on LinkedIn.

… and the announcement is already out in the dutch LN group on LinkedIn.

Just wondering if anyone has experience of using LSP with College Students and graduates to help them shape their thinking about careers/uni. Thanks in advance. M

Dieter & Stan, Thanks for your help with this. Much appreciated.

Hello Martin, thanks for posting that question, it is a very interesting topic.
In my opinion from what I see and what I believe based on recommendation from books and facilitators training… the image you are showing at the meet up site does not infringes LEGO’s copyrights or trademarks… but lets see if the topic gets more responses and maybe…[Read more]

Hi all, getting together using email and this forum isn’t really working all that well. To improve, I have opened up a Meetup site, please join that: http://www.meetup.com/LegoSeriousPlayHolland/

I believe in the power of communities and that the only way this can become a success is if we’re in it together from the start. To this extent I opened…[Read more]

Matt, I have posted a case study about using LSP to teach software engineering: http://seriousplaypro.com/2015/01/12/using-lego-serious-play-to-teach-software-engineering/. There will be a peer-reviewed paper on the same topic published in July here: http://www.iticse2015.mii.vu.lt/. It hasn’t been published officially yet, but I can email you a PDF.

There is also a PDF “The Use of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY in the Engineering Design Classroom” by
Professor Linda Bulmer, P. Eng. Dr. J. Herbert Smith Centre Chair Faculty of Engineering University of New Brunswick llbulmer@unb.ca

You should be able to google it. If not, I can provide the file when I am back at my Computer.