Book of case studies

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Comment by Katherine Lawrence on February 7, 2009 at 11:40am

Hey Paul,
I think your suggestion is great. Alas, my discretionary time will be almost non-existent until late April, so I can't help until the storm clears...

Comment by Paul Z Jackson on February 5, 2009 at 3:24am

I suspect the way forward with the case studies is to gather what we can on the site (a fraction of what's out there), and link to other resources.

The neat bit will be if someone can collate the list in a sensible place on the site, and allow for one or two lines of commentary about each item that we link to. Then if it grows, to subdivide by sections. A great start would be listing books and articles and Masters by AIN members.


Anyone want to get it started - perhaps place it for now in the Improv-Related Books group as a discussion? We can give it more prominence later.

Comment by Yael Schy on February 4, 2009 at 12:47pm

Hi folks! I'm wondering what's happening with this project. I submitted a case study (an improvisational dance workshop at Chevron) before the Chicago conference, but never heard anything back. I also have one or two other cases I could submit. Is anyone still working on this?

Comment by Karen Dawson on August 18, 2008 at 7:54am

I found you - thanks for your leadership in collecting these cases.

Karen

Comment by Katherine Lawrence on June 20, 2008 at 7:43am

I'm confused... I received a message via email from Paul sent to all the members of this group, but I don't see the message posted here. Part of the message was cut off in the email I received.

Comment by Roswitha Menke on June 9, 2008 at 7:28am

Hi everyone
I guess it will take some time until I can come up with a case story. But I will gladly help anyone who finds it difficult to bring her or his experiences and learnings into "written form". This can mean: We talk (or skype or e-mail) about your project, and I help you with the writing, or you send me just a collection of words and ideas, or, or, or
I love the idea of this book. It could be so helpful to all who think about applying improv and wonder how and in which fields this could be done

Comment by Rahul George on May 20, 2008 at 5:39pm

I work with companies in different sectors and have had the opportunity to interact with a large group of people from different departments and age groups in the last couple of years.. I'd love to get some inputs on how to write research papers.. Areas i'd love to write about include listening skills, cognition, risk taking and handling change..
Rahul