In combination, these short videos demonstrate the wide range of possible applications for Interactive Management. All of these publicity videos were produced in the 1980’s by Benjamin Broome, with technical help from the George Mason University television department (Capital Connection). Each of these videos was originally in its own separate cassette, a format in which they were distributed to interested persons and several libraries. Later all 5 tapes were combined onto one cassette, for giving out to visitors and interested persons. Later still, Rose got the 5 short videos digitized on a CD and in a MPEG4 format so now they can be viewed online. When played from beginning to end, the videotape takes 107 minutes, because of the time allowed for blank spaces between the five independent segments. George Mason University still has all 5 of the videos as single cassettes, in hard copy. At Warfield Special Collection in Fenwick Library their box number are

Redesigning the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for the 1990'sBox 71

Designing a Computer Science Curriculum for the 21st Century in Box 65

Understanding Defense Systems Acquisition Management (DSAM)in Box 66

Consensus on a Winnebago Self-Sufficiency Plan in Box 55

Moving Toward a Consensus for Nursing in Virginia in Box 62

. R.W. 21 Feb 2007, updated jan 29, 3016