This document Making Sense of the Complex World together: Workshop Design and Facilitator Guide is created by AstraZeneca team, and informed by Dervin’s Sense-Making Methodology. During COVID-19 crisis period, this internal document is made publicly available. We hope this resource will be useful for other companies and institutions who need to build communication and collaboration capabilities in times of great uncertainty.
For more information, please contact:
Dr Bonnie Cheuk – Global Capability Lead, Learning Agility & Learning Culture
Credit: Dervin’s Sense-Making Methodology (http://www.sense-making.org)
Be remotely human maintaining a human touch in a remote working environment D...Bonnie Cheuk
More on my blog: http://sense-making.org/bonniecheuk There is a difference between having remote working technologies, having remote workers and having a remote work culture that focusses on employees experience. COVID-19 has sparked a rapid shift in workplace dynamics and companies are learning and unlearning how to be remotely human. The answer goes beyond the provision of new technologies and the temptation to quickly move existing communication, learning and collaboration activities online.
Going digital gives us the opportunity to reimagine what being human means at work. Work is collaborative in nature. Trust and relationship is critical to build resilience, to fail fast and to learn fast. By empowering our team to work/learn/innovate remotely with human touch, we can sit round a “virtual” table, have meaningful conversations, allow time for self/team reflection and create moments of serendipity and bumping into one another as if we are in the physical space. This change invites employees at all levels to unlearn collaboration habits, and implement practices that recapture camaraderie to drive performance improvement.
In this session, Dr Bonnie Cheuk, discussed the challenges and opportunities, and stimulate the audience to reflect on these topics:
1. Are we user-centric or employee-centric when using remote working tools?
2. How do employees use 6Hs – head, heart, hands, habits, hegemony, habitus - to make sense of the world and relate with one another?
3. What makes a remote working session useful for everyone involved? How can we build micro-structures to give voice everyone and to address power issue?
4. How can we build continuous learning, unlearning, adapting and changing in the online conversation?
5. What are simple digital tools and remote working techniques that any leaders, managers, employees can take advantage of to fuel a connected culture?
Find out more: http://sense-making.org/bonniecheuk
Dr Bonnie Cheuk Leading Change Dialogue and Team Reflection Workshop GuideBonnie Cheuk
This Leading Change toolkit is created by AstraZeneca. During COVID-19 crisis period, this internal document is made publicly available. We hope this resource will be useful for other companies and institutions who need to build change leadership capability in times of great uncertainty.
You can use this guide to run a 60-min workshop with leadership team to achieve 3 objectives:
1. To reflect on personal experience in adapting to change
2. To reflect on how you (as a leadership team) can bring the team with you on the change journey.
3. To discuss and set collective leadership commitment
For more information, please contact:
Dr Bonnie Cheuk – Global Capability Lead, Learning Agility & Learning Culture
Please respect copyright and acknowledge the source of information when you use this for your work. To learn more about Dervin's Sense-Making Methodology research and practical application, visit: http://www.sense-making.org
Leadership toolkit facilitator guide: I am resilientBonnie Cheuk
This facilitator guide is created by AstraZeneca. During COVID-19 crisis period, this internal document is made publicly available. We hope this resource will be useful for other companies and institutions who need to build change capability in times of great uncertainty.
For more information, please contact:
Dr Bonnie Cheuk – Global Capability Lead, Learning Agility & Learning Culture
"Liberating Structures" are facilitation techniques and micro-structures for interaction and conversation - “including and unleashing everyone”. For more insights, you can have a look at http://www.liberatingstructures.be
Agile2019 Retrospective with Liberating StructuresDana Pylayeva
Slides for Agile2019 Retrospective with Liberating Structures. Include slides publicly shared in Liberating Structure community as well as custom session design (string) and questions created for Agile2019 conference retrospective
Going Horizontal: The path to better organizations and a better society - Sam...Spark the Change Montréal
Collective leadership, self-management, employee led organization, non-hierarchical or horizontal ways of working – no matter what we call it, these ways of working together are what allow organizations to tap into their full potential and respond to their most current and relevant challenges.
When organizations begin to shift their culture towards more explicit forms of shared power, mutual responsibility and care, the journey forward is neither clear nor easy, and we often get stuck.
But what if organizations themselves are the ideal training grounds for developing the most critical personal and collective leadership skills required for our shared future?
Based on a unique anthropological lens, Samantha has uncovered a practical approach to going horizontal that can help anyone, no matter the domain of your activity, the size of your organization or your role within it.
A highly interactive session organized by Agile Belgium on Liberating Structures. We explored Mad Tea, Back2Back listening and Troika consulting ... #nochairs co-hosted by Frederik Vannieuwenhuyse and Frederic Vandaele
Be remotely human maintaining a human touch in a remote working environment D...Bonnie Cheuk
More on my blog: http://sense-making.org/bonniecheuk There is a difference between having remote working technologies, having remote workers and having a remote work culture that focusses on employees experience. COVID-19 has sparked a rapid shift in workplace dynamics and companies are learning and unlearning how to be remotely human. The answer goes beyond the provision of new technologies and the temptation to quickly move existing communication, learning and collaboration activities online.
Going digital gives us the opportunity to reimagine what being human means at work. Work is collaborative in nature. Trust and relationship is critical to build resilience, to fail fast and to learn fast. By empowering our team to work/learn/innovate remotely with human touch, we can sit round a “virtual” table, have meaningful conversations, allow time for self/team reflection and create moments of serendipity and bumping into one another as if we are in the physical space. This change invites employees at all levels to unlearn collaboration habits, and implement practices that recapture camaraderie to drive performance improvement.
In this session, Dr Bonnie Cheuk, discussed the challenges and opportunities, and stimulate the audience to reflect on these topics:
1. Are we user-centric or employee-centric when using remote working tools?
2. How do employees use 6Hs – head, heart, hands, habits, hegemony, habitus - to make sense of the world and relate with one another?
3. What makes a remote working session useful for everyone involved? How can we build micro-structures to give voice everyone and to address power issue?
4. How can we build continuous learning, unlearning, adapting and changing in the online conversation?
5. What are simple digital tools and remote working techniques that any leaders, managers, employees can take advantage of to fuel a connected culture?
Find out more: http://sense-making.org/bonniecheuk
Dr Bonnie Cheuk Leading Change Dialogue and Team Reflection Workshop GuideBonnie Cheuk
This Leading Change toolkit is created by AstraZeneca. During COVID-19 crisis period, this internal document is made publicly available. We hope this resource will be useful for other companies and institutions who need to build change leadership capability in times of great uncertainty.
You can use this guide to run a 60-min workshop with leadership team to achieve 3 objectives:
1. To reflect on personal experience in adapting to change
2. To reflect on how you (as a leadership team) can bring the team with you on the change journey.
3. To discuss and set collective leadership commitment
For more information, please contact:
Dr Bonnie Cheuk – Global Capability Lead, Learning Agility & Learning Culture
Please respect copyright and acknowledge the source of information when you use this for your work. To learn more about Dervin's Sense-Making Methodology research and practical application, visit: http://www.sense-making.org
Leadership toolkit facilitator guide: I am resilientBonnie Cheuk
This facilitator guide is created by AstraZeneca. During COVID-19 crisis period, this internal document is made publicly available. We hope this resource will be useful for other companies and institutions who need to build change capability in times of great uncertainty.
For more information, please contact:
Dr Bonnie Cheuk – Global Capability Lead, Learning Agility & Learning Culture
"Liberating Structures" are facilitation techniques and micro-structures for interaction and conversation - “including and unleashing everyone”. For more insights, you can have a look at http://www.liberatingstructures.be
Agile2019 Retrospective with Liberating StructuresDana Pylayeva
Slides for Agile2019 Retrospective with Liberating Structures. Include slides publicly shared in Liberating Structure community as well as custom session design (string) and questions created for Agile2019 conference retrospective
Going Horizontal: The path to better organizations and a better society - Sam...Spark the Change Montréal
Collective leadership, self-management, employee led organization, non-hierarchical or horizontal ways of working – no matter what we call it, these ways of working together are what allow organizations to tap into their full potential and respond to their most current and relevant challenges.
When organizations begin to shift their culture towards more explicit forms of shared power, mutual responsibility and care, the journey forward is neither clear nor easy, and we often get stuck.
But what if organizations themselves are the ideal training grounds for developing the most critical personal and collective leadership skills required for our shared future?
Based on a unique anthropological lens, Samantha has uncovered a practical approach to going horizontal that can help anyone, no matter the domain of your activity, the size of your organization or your role within it.
A highly interactive session organized by Agile Belgium on Liberating Structures. We explored Mad Tea, Back2Back listening and Troika consulting ... #nochairs co-hosted by Frederik Vannieuwenhuyse and Frederic Vandaele
Slides from a 1 hour conference workshop at Lean Agile Exchange 2020 conference by Suzanne Morrison and Caroline McDowall. Learn some tips and techniques to make your online meetings more inclusive and engaging.
This activity will help coalition members identify their hopes and concerns for the project so that everyone can have a meaningful discussion about goals. This activity is easy to facilitate. The best time for this activity is during the first or second meeting of your coalition.
After writing a post on Medium about my Design Thinking experiments in the the UX class I taught last semester, I had the privilege to be invited by the Dean of School of Media Studies & Information Technology from Humber College to give a talk of the story with the program coordinators and associate dean. These are the slides of my talk.
How to help make meetings better when you are NOT the facilitator. Talk by Sue Johnston of It's Understood at Gatineau-Ottawa Agile Tour, Ottawa, 2019.
Strengthening Relationships by Removing Blame: Constructive Relationships wit...Mieko Ozeki
Co-presented by Mieko Ozeki, Sustainability Projects Coordinator at the University of Vermont, and Dallase Scott, Sustainability Program Manager at GreenerU.
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This was the first big iamgood. event after our first two small meetups in May and June.
Thomas briefly talked about the story, the motivation and the vision behind "iamgood." and also gave an intro on "Essentialism".
After that Michael Herold and Iza Hegedűs told the crowd how to get out of your comfort zone and why that is important.
And we also had Ulf Gottsberger, who focused on "Bewegung ist Aktiv-Wellness".
Matthias Tretter quickly pitched talkin' - check out their sites talkin’ vienna (EN) and talkin' (DE).
If you got any further questions or want to help us with organizing, write me an email (peter@iamgood.cc) or check out our facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/iamgood.cc/).
Brainstorming Techniques For New Product Development Complete PowerPoint Deck...SlideTeam
Building a brainstorming techniques PPT presentation up from scratch is indeed a tricky task. Considering this we have conceptualized a readymade PPT model to illustrate brainstorming tools and techniques required for product development. Here we are also sharing few tips to use our sample of PPT presentation for product brainstorming. You can also use our PPT example as a metaphor to promote problem solving approach of speed thinking or thinking outside the box among your employees. In short, bottom line is that our PowerPoint show supports employees to come out with new revolutionary product development solutions. Furthermore, our presentation deck symbolically helps management to trigger mind of employees to go for group creativity technique and reveal fresh brainstorming product ideas. Above all, giving an edge to presenter we have included exclusive template slides like procedure of brainstorming, stages of brainstorming, the stepladder technique, the synectics technique, the delphi method and so on. Finally, in one line you can gain more with our pre designed brainstorming techniques for new product development complete presentation deck. Display a client friendly approach with our Brainstorming Techniques For New Product Development Complete Powerpoint Deck With Slides. Their demands always come first.
Liberating Structures at Digital Project Managers London October 2018David Heath
Are you tired of boring meetings which go on and on and never quite get to the point?
Are you fed up with the same old people speaking up all the time?
Would you like to harness the creativity and intelligence of everyone in the room, whilst having more fun?
If so, Liberating Structures are for you. They are simple rules for groups, designed to include everyone in shaping the future.
They’ve been developed and field tested over the past 10+ years in a variety of settings including healthcare, education, business and government. Based on pioneering work to apply complexity science in business and organisational settings.
David and Iwona will offer an interactive ‘taster’ experience of some of the key Liberating Structures of the repertoire. You’ll get an idea of the range and power of the repertoire and how you apply them to your own work as a scrum master or agile coach.
David Heath (https://twitter.com/dgheath21) is a Lead Developer at the UK Government Digital Service and also runs the London Liberating Structures Meetup.
Iwona Winiarska is an Agile Delivery Manager at the UK Government Digital Service and coorganises agile meetups and conferences in London.
Great leaders need great tools.
LeadershipHQ gives you the tools you need to take your leadership to the next level.
Download FREE tools to help you be the best you can be.
https://www.leadershiphq.com.au/tools/
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Slides from a 1 hour conference workshop at Lean Agile Exchange 2020 conference by Suzanne Morrison and Caroline McDowall. Learn some tips and techniques to make your online meetings more inclusive and engaging.
This activity will help coalition members identify their hopes and concerns for the project so that everyone can have a meaningful discussion about goals. This activity is easy to facilitate. The best time for this activity is during the first or second meeting of your coalition.
After writing a post on Medium about my Design Thinking experiments in the the UX class I taught last semester, I had the privilege to be invited by the Dean of School of Media Studies & Information Technology from Humber College to give a talk of the story with the program coordinators and associate dean. These are the slides of my talk.
How to help make meetings better when you are NOT the facilitator. Talk by Sue Johnston of It's Understood at Gatineau-Ottawa Agile Tour, Ottawa, 2019.
Strengthening Relationships by Removing Blame: Constructive Relationships wit...Mieko Ozeki
Co-presented by Mieko Ozeki, Sustainability Projects Coordinator at the University of Vermont, and Dallase Scott, Sustainability Program Manager at GreenerU.
This booklet was used by Ishwar Agarwal, Gyanu Karki, and Talha Rehman at the IMPACT National Conference 2017 to facilitate a Design Thinking workshop to address a social problem, Obesity. In particular, the attendees designed solutions of their partner's fast food consumption, which is a major cause of obesity. This workshop was adopted from Stanford d.school's gift giving experience: https://dschool.stanford.edu/groups/designresources/wiki/ed894/the_giftgiving_project.html
This was the first big iamgood. event after our first two small meetups in May and June.
Thomas briefly talked about the story, the motivation and the vision behind "iamgood." and also gave an intro on "Essentialism".
After that Michael Herold and Iza Hegedűs told the crowd how to get out of your comfort zone and why that is important.
And we also had Ulf Gottsberger, who focused on "Bewegung ist Aktiv-Wellness".
Matthias Tretter quickly pitched talkin' - check out their sites talkin’ vienna (EN) and talkin' (DE).
If you got any further questions or want to help us with organizing, write me an email (peter@iamgood.cc) or check out our facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/iamgood.cc/).
Brainstorming Techniques For New Product Development Complete PowerPoint Deck...SlideTeam
Building a brainstorming techniques PPT presentation up from scratch is indeed a tricky task. Considering this we have conceptualized a readymade PPT model to illustrate brainstorming tools and techniques required for product development. Here we are also sharing few tips to use our sample of PPT presentation for product brainstorming. You can also use our PPT example as a metaphor to promote problem solving approach of speed thinking or thinking outside the box among your employees. In short, bottom line is that our PowerPoint show supports employees to come out with new revolutionary product development solutions. Furthermore, our presentation deck symbolically helps management to trigger mind of employees to go for group creativity technique and reveal fresh brainstorming product ideas. Above all, giving an edge to presenter we have included exclusive template slides like procedure of brainstorming, stages of brainstorming, the stepladder technique, the synectics technique, the delphi method and so on. Finally, in one line you can gain more with our pre designed brainstorming techniques for new product development complete presentation deck. Display a client friendly approach with our Brainstorming Techniques For New Product Development Complete Powerpoint Deck With Slides. Their demands always come first.
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Are you tired of boring meetings which go on and on and never quite get to the point?
Are you fed up with the same old people speaking up all the time?
Would you like to harness the creativity and intelligence of everyone in the room, whilst having more fun?
If so, Liberating Structures are for you. They are simple rules for groups, designed to include everyone in shaping the future.
They’ve been developed and field tested over the past 10+ years in a variety of settings including healthcare, education, business and government. Based on pioneering work to apply complexity science in business and organisational settings.
David and Iwona will offer an interactive ‘taster’ experience of some of the key Liberating Structures of the repertoire. You’ll get an idea of the range and power of the repertoire and how you apply them to your own work as a scrum master or agile coach.
David Heath (https://twitter.com/dgheath21) is a Lead Developer at the UK Government Digital Service and also runs the London Liberating Structures Meetup.
Iwona Winiarska is an Agile Delivery Manager at the UK Government Digital Service and coorganises agile meetups and conferences in London.
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LeadershipHQ gives you the tools you need to take your leadership to the next level.
Download FREE tools to help you be the best you can be.
https://www.leadershiphq.com.au/tools/
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Making Sense of the Complex World Together Sense-Making Workshop
1. Making Sense of the Complex World together
Workshop Design and Facilitator Guide
Dr Bonnie Cheuk 8 Apr 2020
2. This document Making Sense of the Complex World together: Workshop
Design and Facilitator Guide is created by AstraZeneca, and informed by
Dervin’s Sense-Making Methodology.
During COVID-19 crisis period, this internal document is made publicly
available. We hope this resource will be useful for other companies and
institutions who need to build communication and collaboration capabilities
in times of great uncertainty.
For more information, please contact:
Dr Bonnie Cheuk – Global Capability Lead, Learning Agility & Learning Culture
Credit: Dervin’s Sense-Making Methodology (http://www.sense-making.org)
About this Toolkit
Acknowledgement
3. Workshop Design: Making sense of the complex world together
• Introduce the concept of Mr Squiggly crossing the bridge in order to move forward in life/work
• Step 1: Use the Sense Making Questions
• Self reflection (2 min each person – in silence)
• Group sharing (2 min each person to share their experience)
• Step 2: As you listen to others sharing their experience [in parallel to step 1]
• Listen, find connections, notice common or diverging themes
• Step 3: What have I learned and next steps
• What have I learned? Now what? Paying it forward! Share!
• Closing: Thank you to all participants for enriching one another’s thinking
• Group hug (stand in circle in a room) OR
• Virtual hug (on a blank sheet of paper, draw/write a note of thanks – take a group picture)
• Facilitator to post highlights and pictures as a follow up
4. 4
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Q1: Where do I/we want to
achieve? What are my/our goals?
Q2: What situation am I/are we
facing? What led up to this point?
Q3: What challenges,
questions, muddles do I/we
have? How do I/we feel?
Q4: What is helping me/us?
What gets in the way?
Q7. What are the (big or
small) steps I/we can take
to move forward?
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Q6. If I/we have a magic
wand, I/we would like….
Q5. Are there forces that
constraint me/us (e.g.
speak up, diversity
challenge, )?
….
Suggested activities: In groups of 4, share how you see the situation, guided by these questions.
Take turns to share your experience, 2 mins max per person. Do not interrupt the speaker until 2 mins is up.
Variation: Focus on a past event, use these questions to recall what happened
Making sense of the complex world together (Step 1)
5. 5
When speakers share their experience, listen, find connections, notice common or diverging themes
Listen attentively
How does what I heard connect with me
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How does what I heard connect with my
team, my function, my community
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Find Connections
How would the speaker be help?
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How can I / my team help?
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Take
Give
What are the common themes (after
hearing everyone’s experience)
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Notice diverse viewpoints
What are the diverging themes (after
hearing everyone’s experience)
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What led to these divergence? (e.g.
assumptions, context etc.)
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Making sense of the complex world together (Step 2)
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6. 6
After learning from my colleagues’ experience, what have I learn, unlearn from the group reflection on [topic x]. Share
back with the group. 1 min each.
What have I learned? My new understanding of [topic
x] is…
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Paying it forward! Who else would benefit from my
understanding of [topic x]? How would I share?
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Now What? What actions make sense? By Whom?
(define SMART next steps)
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Share! What is the one piece of advice I would give to
colleagues facing similar situations?
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Making sense of the complex world together (Step 3)
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