online facilitation nancy white full circle associates
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Online Facilitation
Nancy White
Full Circle Associates
http://www.fullcirc.com
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Copyright 2002-2004 Full Circle Associates
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Keys to Interaction
• Balance Control <--> Emergence
• Transparent facilitation
• Surface values & agreements
• Identity and voice
• Reciprocity
• Power of questions (125:6)
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Why Participate?
• To get something
• To be heard
• To connect
• We were told to...
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What Influences Participation?
• Culture
• Learning styles/communication styles
• Politics (organizational or whatever!)
• WIFM (What’s In it For Me)
• Expectations
• Time
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Communication Styles
• Think about your F2F communications…
• How does body language translate online? Tone?
• How does our written style reflect our spoken style?
• Context and communication richness
• What is your style?
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Dynamics of Participation
• Experts and Early Adopters
• Naïve Users
• Light Users -- or --
• Active
• Lurkers
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Manifestation of Participation
• Logging on
• Posting
• “Backchannel” communications
• Reading (lurking)
• Peripheral
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Entry & Engagement
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Sociability, Relationship and Trust
• Formal and informal sharing of self
• Testing with small steps
• Trust - fast trust, slow trust, and trusty trust
• Factors influencing s/r/t
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Social Capital
Social capital consists of stock of active connections among people: the trust, mutual understanding and the shared values and behaviors that bind the members of human networks and communities and make cooperative action possible. (p.4)-- Cohen & Prusak: In Good Company: How Social Capital
Makes Organizations Work
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Power
• Influenced by offline power relationships
• Effect of frequency and access
• Effect of writing skills
• Effect of reading skills
• Effect of bandwidth/access
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Intercultural Issues
• Consider race, gender, age, origin, profession, sexual orientation, etc. as our range of individual differences and similarities
• Actively explore how our differences manifest (or don’t manifest!) and matter online
• Build on the strength of diversity
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Line of Sight
“One general approach is to design online environments that, by making users and their activities visible to one another, can enable a variety of social phenomena that support social and work-oriented interactions.”
- Erickson and KellogIBM T.J. Watson Research Center
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Power of Conversation
• Yearning for the “pub” or coffee shop
• The impact of social conversation (unstructured and without explicit focus)
• Scientific discussion (topically organized, well structured around core data and hypothesis)
• Ad hoc and structured both have a place
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Collaboration
• Whole greater than the parts
• Derived from purpose and outcomes
• Principles determine behaviors
• Based on honest assessments
• Ownership and commitment
• InclusiveMartin Leith
http://www.martinleith.com/lgi/chapter.html
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Inquiry
• Define the problem
• Develop and evaluation solution alternatives
• Come to some resolution
• Develop a plan of action
• Reflect on the process
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Norms, Agreements & Accountability
• What is the minimum needed?
• How explicit do they need to be?
• How do we make them visible?
• How do we keep them “alive?”
• What shared values provide underpinning?
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Beliefs and Goals
• Scientific inquiry is distinguished by the commitment to:– work towards a common understanding that is
satisfactory to all– frame questions and propositions in ways that enable
evidence to be brought to bear,– expand the body of collective valid propositions, and– allow any belief to be subjected to criticism.
Bereiter (1992)
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Communication Agreements
• Flex with personal and cultural style
• Language
• Style
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Information Sharing Practices
• Fire hose to droplet
• Push AND Pull
• Frequency
• Type
• Identification
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Participation Agreements
Task• who• what• by when• why• tracking
Process• login frequency• communication style• response times• when “away”• buddies• meeting procedures
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Decision Making Processes
• Decision making boundaries
• Who
• How– consensus– voting– default– mediation
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Conflict
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The Trickster of Conflict
• Ask before advocating• Surface and examine assumptions• Inquire, don’t interrogate• Understand negotiation-specific expectations
www.ivysea.com and James K. Sebenius
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Harvesting, Weaving, Summaries
• Capture group-created knowledge (before it is buried)
• Summarize to test for understanding and convergence
• Summarize to help new folks “get up to speed”
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Evaluation
• What to measure?
• What does it mean?
• How do we use evaluation for incremental improvement?
• Action learning