Training facilitators for face-to-face electronic meetings: An experiential learning approach

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Abstract

The need for effective facilitation in Group Support Systems (GSS) environments is well documented. Results from recent studies of facilitation in face-to-face electronic meetings have demonstrated that more and different research is required before we have a clearer picture of GSS facilitation. The training of GSS facilitators has been acknowledged as an important issue in GSS research but, up to now, has received little research attention. This paper describes an experiential learning approach to the training of facilitators for face-to-face electronic meetings. It begins with a description of the nature of GSS facilitation training. The experiential learning method of training is then explained. Finally, the GSS facilitation training program is described.

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Yoong, P. (1998). Training facilitators for face-to-face electronic meetings: An experiential learning approach. Informing Science, 1(2), 31–36. https://doi.org/10.28945/611

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