Methodology 2 - Appreciative inquiry

Appreciative inquiry is a methodology for influencing change that concentrates on the positives within an organisation and on a vision of what is possible rather than an analysis of what is not. It is based on asking questions at four stages of inquiry: the discovery stage, the dream stage, the design stage and the destiny stage.

Key publication: Appreciative inquiry and the national training system: core ideas
Resources:

Guidelines for Funded Projects 2008

Action Plan Template

Participant kits (available soon)

Mid term report template (available soon)

Final reports (available soon)
Contact: Suzy McKenna
Other reading: RPL Done Well
Continuous Improvement in VET

Appreciative inquiry

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CoreIdeas_Appreciative_Inquiry_web_feb08.pdf Appreciative Inquiry and the national training system - Core Ideas



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3evp_CIVET_set_resources_nov07.pdf Continuous Improvement in VET - a set of resources

Resources for staff development and change management generated by national forums conducted in 2007

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3EVP_RPL_Done_Well_1mar07.pdf RPL - Done Well in VET

Resources generated for the Reframing the Future national forums conducted in 2006

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