Subject: [IFETS-DISCUSSION:1301] Community
From: Bill Ellis (tranet@rangeley.org)
Date: Tue 06 Mar 2001 - 13:43:22 MET
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2001 08:43:22 -0400 Subject: [IFETS-DISCUSSION:1301] Community From: "Bill Ellis" <tranet@rangeley.org>
> From: Dorin Arion <dorin.arion@roffeypark.com>
>I am going to focus on "how to build and sustain very small communities - 6 to
>15 people - who know each other and would benefit from the support ....
BE:
Your search is much like that of 'A Coalition for Self-Learning' and their
program to "Creating Learning Communities." The Coalition is currently
developing a "Guidebook and Directory of Consultants for Creating Learning
Communities." A penultimate draft is now on its website under "Resources." I
think you'd be interested in the "Introduction" that defines what it means
by "Learning Communities." Like you they are thinking of communities of 10
to 15 families reaching out to friends and neignbors beyond the family to
help one another and develop cooperative community life long learning
centers (CCL-LLCs).
The website is:
<http://www.CreatingLearningCommunities.org>
The discussion group is:
<LearningCommunities-subscribe@yahoogroups.com>
Bill Ellis
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