In the beginning of March 2020, just a couple of days before the COVID19 pandemic hit Europe, 9 international experts from 4 countries met to write a book within 5 days: The Manifesto and handbook “Hybrid environments for universities. A shared ... read more
In the beginning of March 2020, just a couple of days before the COVID19 pandemic hit Europe, 9 international experts from 4 countries – Germany, Sweden, Finland and Netherlands – met to discuss a research question and to write a ... read more
Managing group discussions and finding common grounds is a fundamental part of the Book Sprints process, and of many other collaborative processes. In times of COVID-19, we dive deep into the remote facilitation of online meetings and developed the virtual Book ... read more
A Book Sprint relies on high commitment from the participants, a dedicated working space and strong facilitation. While there is an obvious pattern across all Book Sprints, the range of client needs, participants and subjects we encounter result in very ... read more
Facilitating Virtual Book Sprints is our response to the new normal and the needs of our clients. Their need is to collaboratively and efficiently produce knowledge, some of it more urgent than ever. Customizing the Book Sprint experience Our team ... read more
A Book Sprint to reshape learning spaces. This Book Sprint undoubtedly had a series of particularities. It is rarely that we get the chance to do a Book Sprint in Berlin, our headquarter’s town. An even bigger exception is that this ... read more
Right after successfully completing our first virtual Book Sprint, it was time for our team to engage in a second, this time with World Wildlife Fund. We gathered online with seven participants to Book Sprint on WWF’s Systems Thinking for conservation and ... read more
In April we facilitated our first fully virtual Book Sprint with Red Hat, and we are thrilled to share that OpenShift Security Guide was released for Kindle on May 8th on Amazon ,where the book is already #1 new release and #13 in the ... read more
Our recent Book Sprint in Cambridge was unique because the founder of Book Sprints, Adam Hyde brought his organization, the Collaborative Knowledge Foundation (Coko) together to do a Book Sprint. He also got to participate for the first time in a methodology ... read more
Update: Learnings from week 1 and 2 We successfully finished the first ever fully virtual Book Sprint with Red Hat! Read more about the book here. Below Barbara talks about some of our learnings of two weeks intense and gratifying ... read more
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