Video Futures Project
The Creating Futures Start-Up Kit
The Video Futures Project is pleased to offer a stand-alone training package, The Creating Futures Start-Up Kit.
The Kit presents the basics of Video-Based Self-modeling and provides all the tools necessary for self motivated practitioners, parents, and educators to acquire a basic level of expertise in planning and implementing self-modeling interventions for people with disabilities.
The Video Futures Kit will appeal to you if you seek a strategy that is based on over 20 years’ experience, has proven success where other methods have failed, promotes positives only, is highly captivating to students, and allows for unlimited creativity.
This package contains four (VHS format, close-captioned) training videos (total of 68 minutes), textbook (198 pages), and various printed materials (English) and can easily be mailed worldwide. It lends itself to collaborative learning over a several-week period. Self-modeling teams of two or more are especially encouraged.
Please see the Video Futures Start-Up Kit ORDER FORM. This is in PDF format for printing and requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Individual components are available.
Shipping for a full Kit is approximately $6 within USA or US $30 international.
For further information, contact
Peter W. Dowrick, Professor of Disability Studies, University of Hawaii,
1776 University Avenue UA 4-6, Manoa, HI 96822
USA Phone: (808) 956-8111 Fax: (808) 956-7878
What is the Video Futures Project? | What is Video Self-Modeling (VSM)? | When is Video Self-Modeling Used? | Different Types of Video Self-Modeling | Why Does Self-modeling Work? | Success Stories | References and Further Reading | Order Video Futures Kit
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