Our inaugural Community of Practice SenseMaking session! In this sense
making session we had a lively and engaged group looking at our own
Community of Practice map to start making sense of one of our biggest
tension points, how to move from a hub and spoke network with Christine
at the core, to a multi-hub network with more peer-to-peer support and
co-learning!!
This is the beginning of a sequence of sessions applying Human System
Dynamics (HSD) to Social System Map SenseMaking. In them, we will
develop a regular practice of looking at social system maps together,
through the lenses of HSD models and methods, unveiling what we can see
and take action on collectively and individually.
Newbies will get a taste for what's possible, practitioners will get
practice guiding others in SenseMaking and everyone will gain exposure
to and familiarity with the HSD Models and Methods most helpful for
unpacking a Social System Map.
In this morning's session Christine explained why we have to go back to the drawing board and start from square one with the much anticipated survey upgrade. Which means it will still be several months before we have a new survey tool and it won't look
Thank you to everyone who joined for this tech talk session. We are so appreciative that this Community of Practice is one that is willing to engage and get hands-on. This Tech Talk session introduces using Miro Boards with the group if you are additionally
This Community of Practice Tech Talk video explores the new Dual Elements feature in sumApp as it solves a bunch of problems related to mapping people AND organizations/networks/initiatives. What if you don't need all that robustness? Or what if you don't have the budget for sumApp's 2 Tier IV projects? We'll discuss the possible work-arounds and trade-offs to consider if you can't justify using Dual Elements. Links that were shared in this video/chat discussion: Approaches to Mapping People AND