Thank you for sharing this summary talk. I found it very useful to quickly learn some of the application techniques while re-reading Senge's book. I seem to be re-visiting some ideas that I had int 2019. Apparently I bought and read a number of books that I just can't recall. So I'm re-reading them and dong a bit more exploring. Thanks for your contribution!
Thank you for sharing the talk! Can you please share the links to the "video of game play" of the 2 games presented? 1) triangle on jamboard, 2) living loops on jamboard?
Why does every video on complexity science have a narrator who speaks with ear piercing S’s and talks with a dry mouth. That Systems Innovation “Si” channel has some of the best content out there but the voices of the narrators literally hurt my ears. It’s such an odd phenomenon. So frustrating.
I think this is because the good viewing content mostly doesn't match the good actuall content, as you have to sacrifice for something. However, there is an excellent channel called "system thinking with David Shapiro" which has the best quality with really good content about System Thinking.
it really has to do with the quality of the mic. S sounds can create really high frequencies that are kind of unpleasant and without a quality mic to pick up more of the lower resonant frequencies from your voice to balance it out it's just gonna be high piercing. try looking on UA-cam for some high frequency noise drones to play over the video. It should help cancel out those high peaks in the mic
Thank you for your input.
Fantastic progression! Thank you Kate.
"Call starbucks, wait for delivery". Abstraction lesson right there.
Thank you for sharing this summary talk. I found it very useful to quickly learn some of the application techniques while re-reading Senge's book. I seem to be re-visiting some ideas that I had int 2019. Apparently I bought and read a number of books that I just can't recall. So I'm re-reading them and dong a bit more exploring. Thanks for your contribution!
Well explained, Thank you
Thank you for sharing the talk! Can you please share the links to the "video of game play" of the 2 games presented? 1) triangle on jamboard, 2) living loops on jamboard?
Why does every video on complexity science have a narrator who speaks with ear piercing S’s and talks with a dry mouth. That Systems Innovation “Si” channel has some of the best content out there but the voices of the narrators literally hurt my ears. It’s such an odd phenomenon. So frustrating.
I think this is because the good viewing content mostly doesn't match the good actuall content, as you have to sacrifice for something.
However, there is an excellent channel called "system thinking with David Shapiro" which has the best quality with really good content about System Thinking.
it really has to do with the quality of the mic. S sounds can create really high frequencies that are kind of unpleasant and without a quality mic to pick up more of the lower resonant frequencies from your voice to balance it out it's just gonna be high piercing. try looking on UA-cam for some high frequency noise drones to play over the video. It should help cancel out those high peaks in the mic