Non-profit leaders training in Niagara Falls 2004
In December 2004, sixteen diverse non-profit leaders used an early version of the Advanced Dotmocracy process to identify and prioritize issues and outline next steps at the conclusion of a two day national web portal project training workshop.
- 42 proposals were written and discussed
- An average of 12 participants critically judged each proposal
- 30 unanimously accepted suggestions were recognized, 13 of which had strong approval
- Conducted in a single 65 minute session, including instruction and debriefing
The steering committee was able to use the written results of the Dotmocracy process to generate a clear plan of action towards successful project roll-out.
The process used the original sticker version of the Dotmocracy sheets.
A staff member recorded the results and e-mailed them to the group.
People really liked the process. Some quotes...
"I felt engaged, listened to, and invigorated by how much was accomplished."
Kirstin Beardsley
Communications & Research Officer, Developing Human Resources in the Voluntary Sector
"An excellent energizing way to bring interactive brainstorming to a whole new level. A process that gets EVERYONE involved!!"
Kathy Marshall
Executive Director, Womenspace
"Rapid and efficient"
Glory Ressler
Professional Adult Educator and Facilitator, Edge of Avalon - Avalon Consulting and Associates
"Engaging and fun"
Norm King
Director, BoardMatch Fundamentals
"I look forward to using it further"
Beth De Long
Executive Director, Pillar - Voluntary Sector Network
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