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Code for Japan Idobata Kaigi #68

Thu, 16 Apr 2015 19:00 - 21:00 JST

TECH LAB PAAK

1 Chome-20-9 Jinnan, 6th Floor, Shibuya-ku, Tōkyō-to, Japan

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Description

Special Session

The collaboration with TOCfE Boot Camp, we will deliver the learning workshop for TOC (The theory of Constraints by Eliyahu M. Goldratt in his 1984 book titled The Goal).

The learning workshop for TOCfE

The theory of constraints (TOC) is a management paradigm that views any manageable system as being limited in achieving more of its goals by a very small number of constraints. There is always at least one constraint, and TOC uses a focusing process to identify the constraint and restructure the rest of the organization around it.Through the synergy of the TOC tools and visionary educators worldwide, TOC for Education will improve significantly the education of children by enabling them to think and communicate effectively.

In this workshop we will provide hands-on style training to introduce TOCfE. You can truly learn by actual work.
Why don't you learn this tool seriously, but in a relaxed way?

The tools you are required to learn TOCfE are Three plus one.

  • Branch
    • The LOGIC BRANCH is a logical structure that describes through cause-effect relationships how an entry point leads to outcomes.
  • CLOUD
    • The CLOUD is a graphic organizer that defines and analyzes a problem through different points of view in a way that eliminates the conflict without compromising important needs.
  • Ambitious Target Tree
    • The Ambitious Target Tree is a logical structure that analyzes obstacles to ambitious targets in order to develop feasible strategic plans that convert stumbling blocks into stepping stones called intermediate objectives.
  • CLR's (Categories of Legitimate Reservations)
    • The Categories of Legitimate Reservations (CLRS) is a set of questions used to clarify internal and external communication in a way that fosters polite discourse. These questions represent concerns or doubts that prevent us from accepting information wholeheartedly.

We will focus CLR's this time.

http://tocforeducation.com/Home.html

Introduction

Come join us for our weekly civic hack Meetup called "Idobata-Kaigi" hosted by Code for Japan. Idobata-Kaigi means water-cooler talk in Japanese. Everyone is welcome: coders, designers, marketers, writers, etc. (non-coders very welcome!) Of course Brigade members and others interested in civic hacking welcome. Feel free to invite friends.

This is an evening of civic tech hacking, learning, and hanging.You're welcome to contribute to an existing project or come to share your idea, maybe start a new collaboration. We also explore new projects as they pop up - please bring a laptop/tablet device and hack along with us!

If you are a new member, some of senior members will help you get started.

This meetup is held every Thursday evening.

And you can join this meetup also with online, please connect via
appear.in. (See details below)

FAQ

What is Code for Japan?

Launched in Fall 2013, Code for Japan is a national nonprofit organization working to build open source technology and organize a network of people dedicated to making government services simple, effective, and easy to use.
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What has actually happened so far?

For examples

  • Talking about the topics related to civic tech
  • Ask somebody's advice for everything
  • Working for Code for Japan
  • Studying about programming
  • Chat about open data
  • Technical consultation for linked open data
  • Just working in silence

What does happen after meetup?

Let's go to Izakaya (Japanese style pub) and drinks some beer!

Information

Code for Japan Idobata kaigi will be announced on Facebook events of Code for Japan 参加メンバー向けグループ.And this event page is used as logs for each event. You can check and feel about Idobata kaigi on it.

This event can be registered from both Facebook event or DoorKeeper event. If you registered from doorkeeper, you could track the record.

Technical information about online access for Idobata Kaigi

Please access from your browser (Chrome, Firefox and Opera only) to appear.in service. (It uses WebRTC technology)

appear.in – one click video conversations
https://appear.in/idobata-bootcamp

iOS application is also available
https://itunes.apple.com/app/id878583078

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