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    Group Works:

    A Pattern Language for Bringing Life to Meetings and Other Gatherings

     

    Group Pattern Language Project

     

    [logo] CC BY-SA

     

    (2011)

     

    www.groupworksdeck.com

     

    91 pattern cards and accompanying booklet

     

     

    You hold in your hands the seeds of a more dynamic and effective future group experience. The 91 group process pattern cards in this box reflect generations of accumulated wisdom that lie at the heart of successful meetings, conferences, retreats, town halls and other group sessions, large and small. Much of our collective work depends on conversations: quality interchanges by which we together envision, shape and begin to enact the world we desire. With guidance from the accompanying booklet, you can use these cards to support your process as a designergroup anddesigner, facilitator of or as a participant in group sessions.participant. Use them to plan your next event, distill lessons from a past group experience, find creative insight in the middle of a process, or deepen your learning about the nature of groups. Open the box and begin discovering how these cards can bring life to your next meeting or other gathering.

     
     
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