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Filamentality training materials:

Filamentality Overview (200K) - short PowerPoint presentation (13 slides) provides a basic introduction
Using Filamentality (2 mb)- a step by step PowerPoint that can be used in a hands-on or "dry run" session to create a Hotlist.
filfact.doc (55K) - use this introducation to explain the what Filamentality is and the major steps involved.
filflow.doc (60K) - this flow chart is a nice visual reminder of the Filamentality steps and allows users to scribble notes while learning to use Filamentality.
filquestions.rtf (400K) - this can be used to train on the use of Filamentality formats. Teams study one format each; then present to the entire group. Use these handouts to record information about each format.
filtour.pdf (757K) - this large document is similar to the online Filamentality Guided Tour. It comes in handy in case you lose Internet access or if your users want to follow along and make notes. (Some folks experience problems downloading this. We can email it if you have trouble

First posted 1995.
Last modified Thursday March 12, 2009

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First posted 1995.
Last modified Thursday March 12, 2009

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