On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 12:36 PM, Mel Chua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We should recruit someone to be a project lead for such a workshop. >> > > +1 to all the questions! > > I'd suggest that the workshop be run in parallel with FUDCON this January > by the teachers, students, and parents from the schools the Sugar on a Stick > pilots will be at. It would be a good learning/leadership/outreach > opportunity for them, and directly relevant to helping them prepare for > their own pilots (best way to learn is to teach, and all that). > > I've put together workshops/etc. in the past, and would be glad to mentor a > core group of 1-3 people through the process for a parallel-to-FUDCON > workshop, if there are people willing to step up who'd like to use this as > an opportunity to learn workshop-runnin' - everything from getting space and > advertising to running around during the event, making a schedule, etc. > (Caroline, can you think of any from the pilot schools?) No obligation to > take me up on this offer, btw; it's not hard to know more about running > workshops than I do. But I thought I'd throw it out there in case someone > was interested in doing this but didn't feel like they knew how.
January seems ambitiously soon, but you are probably right. I wonder what the right first approach is. Maybe we advertise at our pilot schools and at HGSE and the other ed schools in the area. If we even got only 5-10 teacherish types it would be a success and that really shouldn't be hard. Ok Mel you've convinced me :) How long a workshop? What time and day would be best for our audience? We should be able to grab space as part of the FUDCON and general conferences right? -- Caroline Meeks Solution Grove [EMAIL PROTECTED] 617-500-3488 - Office 505-213-3268 - Fax
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