Samlingsplats för professionella som leder nätverksmöten

The conference will be Friday, the 8th to Saturday, the 9th of October 2010.

Welcome to Beitostølen in Valdres and the Radisson Blu Resort

http://www.beitostolen.com/wshowb.aspx?a=5015

http://www.radissonblu.com/resort-beitostolen

We've made room in the program for parrallel sessions so we are hoping as many of you as possible will present projects you're working on!

The conference website will be up soon with more information.

Looking forward to seeing you all!

Best regards

Mark

Här kommer lite länkar till min hemsida och blogg.

http://klasostervall.blogspot.com/

http://grou.ps/klas_ostervall/home

Tar gärna emot uppdrag.

Klas Östervall

We have decided to move the Conference to the Autumn - we're planning on two-three days in the beginning of september 2010 in Valdres!

http://vinter.valdres.no/default.aspx

Its a beautiful time of year to be there! Looking forward to seeing all of you!

Mark

I've added a presentation from Olga Evsteshina. The title is "Ways of reflection at network meetings". The document is named "Ways_of_reflecting_at_NM.doc". The document is in Microsoft .doc-format.

You have to be logged in to access the files.

Yesterday, August 6, Netletter was temporarily unavailable. This was due to server rpoblems at one.com, our hosting company. I hope this didn't inconvenience any readers.

I've just added Mark Hopfenbeck's presentation to the download page. We now have ten presentations from the conference. You have be logged into your account in order to see the downloadable files.

Please consider subscribing to Netletter. Subscription is free and you can subscribe either in a reader or by email. If you are unsure how to use a RSS-reader the email option is easiest. I'm posting a short RSS introduction video that may be of help.

Please leave a comment if you found this helpfull. If so, I may post more videos that help us get the most out of Netletter.

As of this post I'm changing some settings. Previously (all posts prior to this one), what you see of a post is a so called "teaser", a part of the post. To see the full post you just click the heading. Unfortunately this is not clear when you visit the front page. Seeing a full posts will hopefully be a better reading experience.

We hope you are all having a great summer. The weather here in Stockholm is fantastic.

I hope you've seen the download page for plenary notes from the conference. There's quite a few by now.

I just recieved Jodie Kliman and David Trimble's notes from their plenary session on grieving their son Jacob in and with their network.

Follow the link to the download page. You have to be logged in to access the files. If youdon't have an account, please register on the front page.

Elina Dabas sent me an email with her presentation from the conference. Then I got one from David Trimble and Tom Arnkil (forwarded by Gunnar Forsberg).

This is fantastic. It means that Netletter is coming alive. You have to log in to see the files which means that all file downloads are members only. I'd like some feedback on that policy, please.

You can follow the link in the sidebar where it says "Download page for 2008...etc".

Thank you all for your contributions. I expect there will be more as everyone gets their material edited.

From left to right:
Mark Hopfenbeck, Astrid Hultcrantz-Jeppson, Gunnar Forsberg, Jodie Kliman, Elina Dabas, Olga Evsteshina, Johan Klefbeck, Vasanta Romanova, David Trimble, Kerstin Marklund

Last post here was from the conference and it's been a few weeks. Elina Dabas sent us a picture.

I've recieved a paper from Elina and I'll publish it as soon as I've figured out the best way to present it. A file download is fairly simple but it also needs a presentation. Thanks, Elina!

Today is the last day of conference. It's been great meeting everybody and having conversations that we normally can't have. Not in person.

After lunch is Neletter time and that's when we talk about how we can continue our conversation with other means.

I have no idea what I'm going to say. We were supposed to have a smaller Netletter workshop but the program was changed and now  it's going to take place in front of everyone. A good thing really but I can't seem to rethink my plan. Maybe a good thing.

I'll be back with a report from the conference tomorrow or Monday.