On Sun, 28 Apr 1996, Paul Schechter wrote:
> Finally, I have formed The IntraNet Learning Association(sm),
> TILA, the goal of which is to bring together people and ideas
> to discuss ways that intranets can be used for organizational
> learning.
I will post Paul a note individually to join his group, but thought there
might be others on this list interested in discussing this topic further.
I have been a member of this list for over a year, but have been "lurking"
and "skimming". I've posted a few notes and may have introduced myself
back then, but things have changed...I've also been busy finishing a
dissertation in adult education (defended April 15!) and taking a course
called Teaching Online through Cybercorp.
Which is why I'm interested in Paul's IntraNet group. I have recently
changed my focus from face to face training (I've been an
education/training consultant since 1988) to online education and
training. I will be teaching a Learning Online course with Cybercorp this
spring and have plans to move into the corporate market to help companies
adapt their training and education to online environments - intranets or
internets!
I'm also a big fan of Senge's work (and thus I'm on this list!) and have
been intrigued by how folks implement his ideas. My experience as a
learner in the Teaching Online course has been one of the best of my
educational career (and after a PhD I have spent many dollars and hours in
a classroom!). I'm convinced that proper use of the internet/www (or
intranets) will greatly facilitate the shift to learning organizations.
I don't think I've noticed that particular thread on this discussion list.
Any observations?
Tammy Dewar
tddewar@cybercorp.net
Co-moderator SOHO-CAN, a small office, home office listserve
http://www.cybercorp.net/gymv/ (online courses)
http://www.cybercorp.net/~tddewar/ (home page)
(follow the link to Confessions of a Golf Addict!)
--"Tammy Dewar" <tddewar@acs.ucalgary.ca>
Learning-org -- An Internet Dialog on Learning Organizations For info: <rkarash@karash.com> -or- <http://world.std.com/~lo/>