Hi Bee,

Whether it's a booklet, module or Handout4Teachers, I get the point -
highly-relevant educational material which can make a significant difference
to the grassroots, or anybody really.

There's got to be a ton of learning material out there - focused on disaster
management, contingency planning, mobilisation, etc. The trouble is, it may
not be 'free and open' - so that it can be localized for regional / local or
specific uses.

There's the carrot and stick approach:

The stick involves shaming folks, until they say "Yes, we'll give it up"...
The carrot involves creating opportunities for folks: "Give us your content,
and the best and brightest in our community will update it for you / with
you, and naturally you'll get a copy...."

Another approach, which leverages both the carrot and stick - is to do both,
and then find ways to help people feel good about the process, WikiEducator,
and get them further involved.

So, maybe we can look towards identifying who might have such particular
content....

- Randy

PS. There is a strong connection here to Community Media as well, another
project node on WikiEducator.

there

On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 8:32 AM, Barbara Dieu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> The link I sent does not give you much information and is aimed at
> workers of a particular company but I thought it had a nice structure
> which  could be used and made into a booklet to be distributed, with
> suggestions for safety activities and drills at schools.
> Warm regards,
> Bee
>
>
> --
> Barbara Dieu
> http://dekita.org
> http://beewebhead.net
>
> >
>


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