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| Ingrid Bens is the author of several books on facilitation skills.
The best known is Facilitating With Ease! (Jossey-Bass, 2nd ed. 2005)
This user friendly textbook provides additional information about the core
concepts described in the facilitation skills e-learning program.
It also includes a chapter on process tools and provides ten examples of complete process notes. Click here to see the table of contents. To purchase this book click on the Bookstore Link. |
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If you have a large group to train or are looking for a handy pocket guide, you may wish to purchase Facilitation at a Glance! also by Ingrid Bens.
This handy book covers many of the same core skills materials only at a
much smaller price. Facilitation at a Glance! (Goal/QPC. 2nd ed. 2008) Customers in North America who wish to buy in bulk can call the publisher at 1-800-643-4316. Customers outside North America, simply click on
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| Ingrid Bens has written a book of advanced tools and techniques, for facilitators who are looking for additional, in-depth information. Advanced Facilitation Strategies provides more in-depth information about decison-
making and offers detailed strategies for effectively dealing with the thirty most common group dysfunctions. This book outlines the steps that facilitators follow to conduct their work and provides process maps for the most common process designs. Advanced Facilitation Strategies, (Jossey-Bass, 2005). Click here to see the table of contents. To purchase this book click on the Bookstore Link. |
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While facilitation was originally created as a role for neutral outsiders, more and more leaders are allowing facilitation to inform their leadership
style. This book explores how leaders can use facilitation tools and
techniques everyday as the cornerstone of their approach to leading. Facilitating to Lead! (Jossey-Bass, 2006) Click here to see the table of contents. To purchase this book click on the Bookstore Link. |
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