• Facebook
  • Twitter
  • RSS
Collective Self
  • Home
  • About
  • Books
  • Blog
  • Care Partnering
    • Essays
      • Alzheimer’s
    • Poetry
      • Aging Gratefully
      • Alzheimer’s
  • Resources
    • Poetry
      • Aging Gratefully
      • Alzheimer’s
      • Beauty
      • Content
      • Dragons
      • Flash
      • Found-Object
      • Here and now
      • Love
      • Magic
      • Multiple Choice
      • Nature
      • Neighbors
      • Nursery rhyme
      • Pirates
      • Silly
      • Women
      • Work
    • Essays
      • Acceptance
      • Coworking
      • Creating
      • Culture
      • Culture Shift
      • Forgiveness
      • Getting Lost
      • Play and Magic
      • Stillness
      • Story
      • Wayfinding
      • Writing
    • Research
      • Community
      • Self-organizing groups
      • Self-organizing work groups
      • Recommended Reading
  • Contact
Select Page

Self-organizing trees, people, and chickens on our Hawaiian vacation

by lori | Mar 30, 2011 | Learning, Recognizing, Successful Groups

I’ve been noticing lately that I’m a bit jealous of Daniel’s blog. Photographers can say so much without words. So in this post I’m embracing my photographer self. We just got back from 9 days in Kauai, Hawaii. As I sorted and posted my photos into Facebook for...

Sustaining a large self-organizing group for 20+years (2 of 3)

by lori | Feb 9, 2011 | Sustaining

Well, my Steelers lost. Sigh. Continuing from Sustaining a self-organizing group for 20+years (1 of 3) From my perspective, this 20-year long, 100+ member group appears to sustain itself because the group is contagious (in a good way). Group members themselves are...

What have your self-organizing work groups taught you about yourself?

by lori | Oct 21, 2010 | FAQ, Fostering, Impacts, Impacts, Learning, Recognizing

Three years ago when I was asked this question for the first time, off the top of my head I said something like “That with the right group of people, I can do anything.” Luckily for me, because I’m a researcher, that impromptu comment was recorded. I...
Next Entries »

Connect with Lori

Categories

Terms and Conditions | Copyright Lori Kane 2014-2018. All rights reserved.