om: Meg Salter
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Date: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 4:17 PM
Subject: Request for Advice - Contributing to an OS when you can't be there
First of all - hello to all! I believe this is my first time speaking up
with this group, though I have been followin
Meg Salter wrote:
> First of all - hello to all! I believe this is my first time speaking
> up with this group, though I have been following the conversations
> avidly for some months.Your spirit and words are a real inspiration,
> and often a good laugh too! Here's the situation. I am a member
My experience is that people put their time and energy into their priorities.
These change over time and it is often hard to acknowledge that what was once
important, isn't as important now. For example, if I am struggling
financially, I probably don't have a lot of free time and energy to dev
Meg,
Your situation sounds painfully familiar. I'm co-chair of the Chicago OD
Network and work with other regionals at our national conference. We've
heard or experienced similar problems all across the nation.
While everything you want to do sounds great, there may be other pieces
missing that
Dear Meg,
One of the simplest and most effective we've used is to have a Community or
Talking Wall where people/groups can poster really colourful and effective
posters with messages - if theyr'e good, people read them!
Eddie Palmer
Open Futures
Edinburgh
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First of all - hello to all! I believe this is my first time speaking up with
this group, though I have been following the conversations avidly for some
months.Your spirit and words are a real inspiration, and often a good laugh too!
Here's the situation. I am a member of a local professional gr
