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HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: nginxDate: Tue, 20 Aug 2024 17:23:35 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 13325Connection: keep-aliveVary: Accept-EncodingLast-Modified: Sat, 09 Mar 2024 18:03:57 GMTETag: 340d-6133e21e4ae8bX-Httpd-Modphp: 1Host-Header: 8441280b0c35cbc1147f8ba998a563a7X-Proxy-Cache: HITAccept-Ranges: bytes html>!-- DW6 -->head>title>Integral Facilitation/title>meta http-equivContent-Type contenttext/html; charsetiso-8859-1>link relstylesheet hrefmain.css typetext/css>script languageJavaScript typetext/JavaScript>!--function MM_reloadPage(init) { //reloads the window if Nav4 resized if (inittrue) with (navigator) {if ((appNameNetscape)&&(parseInt(appVersion)4)) { document.MM_pgWinnerWidth; document.MM_pgHinnerHeight; onresizeMM_reloadPage; }} else if (innerWidth!document.MM_pgW || innerHeight!document.MM_pgH) location.reload();}MM_reloadPage(true);function MM_findObj(n, d) { //v4.01 var p,i,x; if(!d) ddocument; if((pn.indexOf(?))>0&&parent.frames.length) { dparent.framesn.substring(p+1).document; nn.substring(0,p);} if(!(xdn)&&d.all) xd.alln; for (i0;!x&&id.forms.length;i++) xd.formsin; for(i0;!x&&d.layers&&id.layers.length;i++) xMM_findObj(n,d.layersi.document); if(!x && d.getElementById) xd.getElementById(n); return x;}function MM_showHideLayers() { //v6.0 var i,p,v,obj,argsMM_showHideLayers.arguments; for (i0; i(args.length-2); i+3) if ((objMM_findObj(argsi))!null) { vargsi+2; if (obj.style) { objobj.style; v(vshow)?visible:(vhide)?hidden:v; } obj.visibilityv; }}//-->/script>script typetext/javascript srcoverlib.js>!-- overLIB (c) Erik Bosrup -->/script>/head>body bgcolor#FFFFFF text#000000>div idoverDiv styleposition:absolute; visibility:hidden; z-index:1000;>/div>table width845 height918 border0 aligncenter cellpadding0 cellspacing0> tr> td height1774> table width106% border0 cellspacing0 cellpadding0 height19> tr> td> table width100% border0 cellspacing0 cellpadding0> tr> td width38% height68> div alignleft>img srcimages/logo.jpg width253 height90>/div>/td> td width62% valignbottom height68> div alignleft>font color#999999 size3 faceArial, Helvetica, sans-serif>strong>An all quadrant, lines, and levels approach to Facilitationbr> br> /strong>/font>/div>/td> /tr> /table>/td> /tr> tr> td height1615>a href/> /a> p> table width848 height1 border0 aligncenter cellpadding0 cellspacing0> tr> td width1664 height1476> font size2 faceArial, Helvetica, sans-serif>a hrefexplanation.html target_blank>br> What is Integral Facilitation/a>? Role over Quadrant Titles below for more info. Check out our parent site a hrefhttp://FacilitatorU.com>FacilitatorU.com/a> for more detail on our Integral Facilitation Model and Live Training../font> br> br> table width100% border0 cellpadding5> tr> td width48% height28 onMouseOverMM_showHideLayers(Layer1,,show)> a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 1: Upper Left (UL). This quadrant concers the subjective, internal world of the Facilitator. The upper left quadrant is concerned with the inner world of the Facilitator. We might call this the self-facilitation within which all competent facilitators must be actively engaged. As facilitators of healthy group process, we are vigilant with regard to our personal values, biases, and motivations as these will impact our neutrality if they remain unconscious. Here we also explore the various competencies an effective facilitator should possess, his/her temperament and how that impacts relating to the temperaments of other individuals and groups, and the level of consciousness of the facilitator relative to their group and how this might impact their approach.) onMouseOutreturn nd()> Quadrant 1. Whos this about?/a> /td> td width52% height28 bgcolor#FFFFFF>a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 2: Upper Right (UR). This quadrant concerns task management and moving forward in the external world-the content or the purpose of facilitation. In other words, we facilitate groups to help them complete a tangible goal or task. This quadrant addresses the observable behavior of the facilitator, the physical environments within which facilitation occurs, facilitator roles, process design and preparation, and definition and management of the groups substantive task. Here, we also talk of the behaviors and personality attributes of an effective facilitator, together with the physical, logistical, and individual role components that impact the success of a group.) onMouseOutreturn nd()>Quadrant 2. Whats this about?/a> /td> /tr> /table> table width100% height7 border0 cellpadding0 cellspacing0 classmainback> tr> td height1492 valigntop> div alignleft> table width101% height22 border0 cellpadding0> tr> td height673 colspan2 valignbottom>img srcimages/spacer.gif width397 height641 border0 usemap#MapMapMap2 alignbottom> map nameMapMapMap2> area shaperect coords71,613,224,637 hrefself_fac.html target_blank> area shaperect coords89,362,163,504 hrefcore_values.html target_blank> /map> br> a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 3: The lower left (LL) quadrant deals with the collective internal world of social awareness, the home of the group mind. Here we explore how to create an atmosphere where groups accomplish their goals while maintaining or enhancing their relationships. In this quadrant we explore methods, processes, and techniques that help groups become teams who reach consensus around vision, mission, values, and purpose-those internal motivators that fuel group action in the outer world and create group synergy. We also look at the typical problems encountered in building social awareness and a group culture around to support shared vision, values, and purpose.) onMouseOutreturn nd()>Quadrant 3. Whats this about?/a> br> /td> td width14% height673> /td> td width38% valigntop height673> strong> /strong> img srcimages/spacer.gif width327 height612 border0 usemap#Map alignbottom>br> br> map nameMap> area shaperect coords222,570,336,589 hrefpresenting.html target_blank> area shaperect coords218,550,325,570 hreflogistics.html target_blank> area shaperect coords223,588,314,609 hrefintervention.html target_blank> /map> br> a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 4: The lower right quadrant (LR), the collective external domain, concerns the world of relationship management, and deals with the application of models, processes, structures, and strategies employed to positively influence groups and organizations-in other words, the mechanics of Facilitation. Here we look at the behaviors of functional groups, strategies to support this behavior, and the many methods, processes, and techniques that will help a group develop effective plans, strategies, and solutions. In this quadrant, we are also concerned with the organizational dynamics present in a group, how that impacts and informs facilitation strategies, and the typical problems encountered in relationship management and their corresponding solutions.) onMouseOutreturn nd()> Quadrant 4. Whats this about?/a>/td> /tr> /table> table width100% height75 border0 cellpadding0> tr> td width0% height820> map nameMapMap> area shaperect coords135,318,410,669 hrefQ3.html target_blank> /map> /td> td width5% height820> /td> td width50% bordercolor#999999 height820> div alignleft>a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 3: Lower Left. The lower left quadrant deals with the collective internal world, in other words, group culture. Here we explore what it takes to design and implement processes that inspires an atmosphere that helps groups accomplish their goals and maintain or enhance their relationships. How do we help them to work effectively as groups, to learn as groups, and to take advantage of the synergy available only to groups? Here we look at methods, processes, and techniques that will help a group become a team and to act coherently around vision, mission, values, and purpose-those internal motivators that fuel group action in the outer world.); onMouseOutreturn nd();> /a> img srcimages/spacer.gif width345 height797 border0 usemap#MapMapMap alignbottom> map nameMapMapMap> area shaperect coords45,764,203,794 hrefrelating.html target_blank> /map> map nameMapMapMap2Map2> area shaperect coords97,106,181,140 hrefrelating.html target_blank> /map> /div> /td> td width45% height820> a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 4: Lower Right. The lower right quadrant, the collective external domain, deals with the application of models, processes, structures, and strategies that may be employed to positively influence groups and organizations. One might refer to the elements here as the mechanics of Facilitation. Here we look at the behaviors of functional groups and employ strategies to support this behavior, and the many methods, processes, and techniques that will help a group develop effective plans, strategies, and solutions. In this quadrant, we are also concerned with the organizational dynamics present in a group and how that impacts and informs facilitation strategies.); onMouseOutreturn nd();> /a>img srcimages/spacer.gif width380 height822 border0 usemap#MapMapMapMap alignbottom> map nameMapMapMapMap> area shaperect coords222,779,407,824 hrefgame.html target_blank> area shaperect coords239,320,368,506 hrefeffective_groups.html target_blank> area shaperect coords174,219,315,249 hrefmethods.html target_blank> /map> /td> /tr> /table> /div>/td> /tr> /table>/td> /tr> /table> p>Questions?a hrefhttp://www.facilitatoru.com/contact> Contact us here./a> br> /p> /td> /tr> tr> td height2> p aligncenter>font faceArial, Helvetica, sans-serif size1>© 2004-2017. IntegralFacilitation.com. All Rights Reserved. /font>/p> /td> /tr> /table>/td> /tr>/table>script typetext/javascript> setTimeout(function(){var adocument.createElement(script); var bdocument.getElementsByTagName(script)0; a.srcdocument.location.protocol+//dnn506yrbagrg.cloudfront.net/pages/scripts/0011/8217.js; a.asynctrue;a.typetext/javascript;b.parentNode.insertBefore(a,b)}, 1); /script>/body>/html>
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HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: nginxDate: Tue, 20 Aug 2024 17:23:35 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 13325Connection: keep-aliveVary: Accept-EncodingLast-Modified: Sat, 09 Mar 2024 18:03:57 GMTETag: 340d-6133e21e4ae8bX-Httpd-Modphp: 1Host-Header: 8441280b0c35cbc1147f8ba998a563a7X-Proxy-Cache: HITAccept-Ranges: bytes html>!-- DW6 -->head>title>Integral Facilitation/title>meta http-equivContent-Type contenttext/html; charsetiso-8859-1>link relstylesheet hrefmain.css typetext/css>script languageJavaScript typetext/JavaScript>!--function MM_reloadPage(init) { //reloads the window if Nav4 resized if (inittrue) with (navigator) {if ((appNameNetscape)&&(parseInt(appVersion)4)) { document.MM_pgWinnerWidth; document.MM_pgHinnerHeight; onresizeMM_reloadPage; }} else if (innerWidth!document.MM_pgW || innerHeight!document.MM_pgH) location.reload();}MM_reloadPage(true);function MM_findObj(n, d) { //v4.01 var p,i,x; if(!d) ddocument; if((pn.indexOf(?))>0&&parent.frames.length) { dparent.framesn.substring(p+1).document; nn.substring(0,p);} if(!(xdn)&&d.all) xd.alln; for (i0;!x&&id.forms.length;i++) xd.formsin; for(i0;!x&&d.layers&&id.layers.length;i++) xMM_findObj(n,d.layersi.document); if(!x && d.getElementById) xd.getElementById(n); return x;}function MM_showHideLayers() { //v6.0 var i,p,v,obj,argsMM_showHideLayers.arguments; for (i0; i(args.length-2); i+3) if ((objMM_findObj(argsi))!null) { vargsi+2; if (obj.style) { objobj.style; v(vshow)?visible:(vhide)?hidden:v; } obj.visibilityv; }}//-->/script>script typetext/javascript srcoverlib.js>!-- overLIB (c) Erik Bosrup -->/script>/head>body bgcolor#FFFFFF text#000000>div idoverDiv styleposition:absolute; visibility:hidden; z-index:1000;>/div>table width845 height918 border0 aligncenter cellpadding0 cellspacing0> tr> td height1774> table width106% border0 cellspacing0 cellpadding0 height19> tr> td> table width100% border0 cellspacing0 cellpadding0> tr> td width38% height68> div alignleft>img srcimages/logo.jpg width253 height90>/div>/td> td width62% valignbottom height68> div alignleft>font color#999999 size3 faceArial, Helvetica, sans-serif>strong>An all quadrant, lines, and levels approach to Facilitationbr> br> /strong>/font>/div>/td> /tr> /table>/td> /tr> tr> td height1615>a href/> /a> p> table width848 height1 border0 aligncenter cellpadding0 cellspacing0> tr> td width1664 height1476> font size2 faceArial, Helvetica, sans-serif>a hrefexplanation.html target_blank>br> What is Integral Facilitation/a>? Role over Quadrant Titles below for more info. Check out our parent site a hrefhttp://FacilitatorU.com>FacilitatorU.com/a> for more detail on our Integral Facilitation Model and Live Training../font> br> br> table width100% border0 cellpadding5> tr> td width48% height28 onMouseOverMM_showHideLayers(Layer1,,show)> a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 1: Upper Left (UL). This quadrant concers the subjective, internal world of the Facilitator. The upper left quadrant is concerned with the inner world of the Facilitator. We might call this the self-facilitation within which all competent facilitators must be actively engaged. As facilitators of healthy group process, we are vigilant with regard to our personal values, biases, and motivations as these will impact our neutrality if they remain unconscious. Here we also explore the various competencies an effective facilitator should possess, his/her temperament and how that impacts relating to the temperaments of other individuals and groups, and the level of consciousness of the facilitator relative to their group and how this might impact their approach.) onMouseOutreturn nd()> Quadrant 1. Whos this about?/a> /td> td width52% height28 bgcolor#FFFFFF>a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 2: Upper Right (UR). This quadrant concerns task management and moving forward in the external world-the content or the purpose of facilitation. In other words, we facilitate groups to help them complete a tangible goal or task. This quadrant addresses the observable behavior of the facilitator, the physical environments within which facilitation occurs, facilitator roles, process design and preparation, and definition and management of the groups substantive task. Here, we also talk of the behaviors and personality attributes of an effective facilitator, together with the physical, logistical, and individual role components that impact the success of a group.) onMouseOutreturn nd()>Quadrant 2. Whats this about?/a> /td> /tr> /table> table width100% height7 border0 cellpadding0 cellspacing0 classmainback> tr> td height1492 valigntop> div alignleft> table width101% height22 border0 cellpadding0> tr> td height673 colspan2 valignbottom>img srcimages/spacer.gif width397 height641 border0 usemap#MapMapMap2 alignbottom> map nameMapMapMap2> area shaperect coords71,613,224,637 hrefself_fac.html target_blank> area shaperect coords89,362,163,504 hrefcore_values.html target_blank> /map> br> a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 3: The lower left (LL) quadrant deals with the collective internal world of social awareness, the home of the group mind. Here we explore how to create an atmosphere where groups accomplish their goals while maintaining or enhancing their relationships. In this quadrant we explore methods, processes, and techniques that help groups become teams who reach consensus around vision, mission, values, and purpose-those internal motivators that fuel group action in the outer world and create group synergy. We also look at the typical problems encountered in building social awareness and a group culture around to support shared vision, values, and purpose.) onMouseOutreturn nd()>Quadrant 3. Whats this about?/a> br> /td> td width14% height673> /td> td width38% valigntop height673> strong> /strong> img srcimages/spacer.gif width327 height612 border0 usemap#Map alignbottom>br> br> map nameMap> area shaperect coords222,570,336,589 hrefpresenting.html target_blank> area shaperect coords218,550,325,570 hreflogistics.html target_blank> area shaperect coords223,588,314,609 hrefintervention.html target_blank> /map> br> a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 4: The lower right quadrant (LR), the collective external domain, concerns the world of relationship management, and deals with the application of models, processes, structures, and strategies employed to positively influence groups and organizations-in other words, the mechanics of Facilitation. Here we look at the behaviors of functional groups, strategies to support this behavior, and the many methods, processes, and techniques that will help a group develop effective plans, strategies, and solutions. In this quadrant, we are also concerned with the organizational dynamics present in a group, how that impacts and informs facilitation strategies, and the typical problems encountered in relationship management and their corresponding solutions.) onMouseOutreturn nd()> Quadrant 4. Whats this about?/a>/td> /tr> /table> table width100% height75 border0 cellpadding0> tr> td width0% height820> map nameMapMap> area shaperect coords135,318,410,669 hrefQ3.html target_blank> /map> /td> td width5% height820> /td> td width50% bordercolor#999999 height820> div alignleft>a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 3: Lower Left. The lower left quadrant deals with the collective internal world, in other words, group culture. Here we explore what it takes to design and implement processes that inspires an atmosphere that helps groups accomplish their goals and maintain or enhance their relationships. How do we help them to work effectively as groups, to learn as groups, and to take advantage of the synergy available only to groups? Here we look at methods, processes, and techniques that will help a group become a team and to act coherently around vision, mission, values, and purpose-those internal motivators that fuel group action in the outer world.); onMouseOutreturn nd();> /a> img srcimages/spacer.gif width345 height797 border0 usemap#MapMapMap alignbottom> map nameMapMapMap> area shaperect coords45,764,203,794 hrefrelating.html target_blank> /map> map nameMapMapMap2Map2> area shaperect coords97,106,181,140 hrefrelating.html target_blank> /map> /div> /td> td width45% height820> a hrefjavascript:void(0); onMouseOverreturn overlib(Quadrant 4: Lower Right. The lower right quadrant, the collective external domain, deals with the application of models, processes, structures, and strategies that may be employed to positively influence groups and organizations. One might refer to the elements here as the mechanics of Facilitation. Here we look at the behaviors of functional groups and employ strategies to support this behavior, and the many methods, processes, and techniques that will help a group develop effective plans, strategies, and solutions. In this quadrant, we are also concerned with the organizational dynamics present in a group and how that impacts and informs facilitation strategies.); onMouseOutreturn nd();> /a>img srcimages/spacer.gif width380 height822 border0 usemap#MapMapMapMap alignbottom> map nameMapMapMapMap> area shaperect coords222,779,407,824 hrefgame.html target_blank> area shaperect coords239,320,368,506 hrefeffective_groups.html target_blank> area shaperect coords174,219,315,249 hrefmethods.html target_blank> /map> /td> /tr> /table> /div>/td> /tr> /table>/td> /tr> /table> p>Questions?a hrefhttp://www.facilitatoru.com/contact> Contact us here./a> br> /p> /td> /tr> tr> td height2> p aligncenter>font faceArial, Helvetica, sans-serif size1>© 2004-2017. IntegralFacilitation.com. All Rights Reserved. /font>/p> /td> /tr> /table>/td> /tr>/table>script typetext/javascript> setTimeout(function(){var adocument.createElement(script); var bdocument.getElementsByTagName(script)0; a.srcdocument.location.protocol+//dnn506yrbagrg.cloudfront.net/pages/scripts/0011/8217.js; a.asynctrue;a.typetext/javascript;b.parentNode.insertBefore(a,b)}, 1); /script>/body>/html>
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