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• The JAD Process & Facilitation

  By Roman Soltyis - Joint Application Design (JAD) is an interactive systems design concept involving discussion groups in a workshop setting. JAD was developed by Chuck Morris of IBM Raleigh and Tony Crawford of IBM Toronto. In 1980 Tony and Chuck taught JAD in Toronto and Tony led several workshops to prove the concept (Added: 2-Jun-2001 Hits: 65 )

• The Power of Introductions

  By Susan Parks - As all facilitators know, one of the most critical factors to successful sessions is open, candid discussion by all participants. Yet this type of discussion is often difficult to achieve. There are several barriers: participants may not work together or know each other, there may not be a level of trust or knowledge of individual expertise, or participants may have a one-dimensional view of each other. (Added: 2-Jun-2001 Hits: 57 )

• Using the Delphi Technique to Achieve Consensus -- November 1998 Education Reporter

  By na - Discussion of the use of the Delphi Technique in group facilitation to create consensus, includes mention of when it is ethical to do so, and when it is not. (Added: 30-May-2004 Hits: 67 )

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