LSP in AGILE
EN | Keywords: agile, sprint, retrospective
To articulate or not articulate?
Finding the right words to convey rigor and passion about a theme and putting thoughts into paper can be difficult and frightening. Words have to align with ideas, make us feel safe to share our thoughts, and ideally, resonate with the reader/listener. This post is...
Call for Pro-Bono Proposals 2020
Dear all We are delighted to announce this year’s call for Pro-Bono Proposals. It has been a particular year, but at least this tradition remains. The Pro Bono tradition started as an activity at the Global Community meeting in Billund. In order, to make the...
Navigating the LSP eco-system using the LSP etiquette
https://youtu.be/eDp8ApdB6d8
LSP Etiquette & Ecosystem – CC4ALL
EN | Keywords: LSP basics, ecosystem, cc4all
Narudee Poom Kristhanin and Daniëlle Zuiderwijk
We shared two topics in our Social Coffee Chat: What learning did you get form 2020? and: Build a gift/wish for each other. - The learnings we got are mainly about that we can cope with these kind of situations, eventhough how hard it can be at times. - We are aware...
How to Sell LSP?
EN | Keywords: selling LSP, marketing, demonstration, what is lsp
Minifigures are great …but think again.
With the LEGO SERIOUS PLAY method, we use the power of the LEGO bricks to achieve rich and meaningful communication between participants. The LEGO group has produced an amazing diversity of minifigures. It seems obvious to use these to let our participants express...
LSP for Therapeutic Applications Training
Life can be stressful at the best of times, but the introduction of a global pandemic has added a level of pressure that few of us expected or have experienced. Our escalating concerns regarding our personal well-being and that of our loved ones, coupled with sudden...
Do you sherperd the sheep or rock the boat?
In order to better understand the impact and role of the facilitator to the LSP facilitation experience, we began by examining the philosophies of Rancière. This philosopher posits that consensus is typically expected as a result of decision-making; it represents a...