I recently conducted two Dotmocracy sessions and took some great snap shots.  Check them out on flickr.com:

• Canadian Conference for Dialogue and Deliberation 2009 photo set
• BikeCamp Toronto photo set

I'm currently working to finalize the Dotmocracy results of the BikeCampTO uncoference into an online database you can browse. See the database in action within the BikeCampTO case study page.

A 1 1/2 minute video that shows the set-up of a Dotmocracy wall using hanging clipboards.

CV Harquail of AuthenticOrganizations.com blogs "Dotmocracy, a little example of a big change... it is a deceptively simple, easy way for a group of people to generate ideas and evaluate options. I especially like the way that this process helps us circumvent obstacles created by power dynamics and imbalances within groups of diverse participants."

Read the full article

 Soon I plan to release a new version of the Dotmocracy Handbook and I need to know:

• Have the Dotmocracy Sheets and instructions worked for you?

• What worked well and how could the Handbook be improved?

Please contact me with your stories and suggestions. I would especially love to see photos of groups using the Dotmocracy Sheets.

You are also invited to post comments directly on pages of this site, join and start a conversation on the Dotmocracy Facilitators Google group or submit a short case study

If you are really savvy, you could post pictures from your Dotmocracy session on flickr.com, tag it with Dotmocracy and it will soon appear in the gallery.

I will use your suggestions, stories, insights and photos to develop version 2.0 of the free Dotmocrcay Handbook.

Thanks in advance!

- jd