This is such a supportive reply, thank you, I feel like I have a blank
canvas on which to create, what a gift. I will have a think about it
and then start creating.
In thanks
Jane

On Nov 29, 10:16 am, Patricia Schlicht <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Dear Jane,
> Wow your background sounds very interesting and most definitely you would
> have all it takes to develop training materials for our global community to
> use locally. The good thing about WikiEducator is that you can take anything
> and make it fit for your local environment. I see many things that could be
> created just looking at your background, which I find inspiring.
>
> Just recently a few months ago there was another culinary expert, I will try
> to find him, can't be that difficult, which would already make two, if he
> is  interested.
>
> As you say, the Culinary Site is in its infancy, born out of an interest to
> cook myself and interest in ethnic cusine for all to share and enjoy. You
> can make the site whatever you want it to be, because we are an open
> community, so with consent of others involved, you can take a direction and
> go for it. The site could have several components with different people
> working on different goals. If you want to take the lead, feel free. What
> you will find that goat keeping and all that is involved will find interest
> in Africa and Asia and there again you will find others to help you. This is
> the beauty of collaboration. The initial challenge is to find like-minded
> people. Do you want to be a member of WikiEducator Teacher Collaboration
> Portal as well. Some 1000+ people are on this site and I am sure it will
> open up other avenues. I can subsribe you to the site, if you would like.
>
> You will find the WikiEducator community very generous in giving time and
> effort which is why we are all here, so the sky is the limit.
>
> My suggestion would be to create project page, maybe a subpage of the
> existing Cullinary Education site, which you invite people to contribute,
> calling for team members, and announcing this on the discussion forums,
> develop a concept note, a project plan, goals and targets, tutorials etc. It
> has been done with other projects successfull. Collaboration is one of
> WikiEducator's strong points and if you take your skills and apply them to
> what needs to be done, you will end up with a very sustainable project that
> can be used by everyone.
>
> We an open transparent, open online community, so all is done out in the
> open. You will also find that people will join you along the way which is
> always very helpful and maybe you will come out with materials that can be
> taught on WikiEducator, which is useful to many more than you envision right
> now.
>
> When you believe in the cause of an undertaking, your beliefs will become
> your thoughts, your thoughts will become your action and your action will
> become your passion. Consequently, your passion is not work but the source
> of satisfaction, fulfilment and and joy, it is really up to you.
>
> Warm wishes
> Patricia
>
> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 12:43 PM, Jane Scripps <[email protected]>wrote:
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> > A bit about my background. Chef and hospitality training for 3 years
> > in England; I was very fortunate to go to the 2nd best training site
> > [at that time] in the UK, and worked with some inspired people, 2 of
> > which authored the texts used for training for over 20 years. Lots of
> > work opportunities around the UK both during term time and in holiday
> > breaks. Then to Marks and Spencer Ltd, then the byword in corporate
> > training, to enter Catering Management and take on various small and
> > large sites, that meant small and large stores, ending up at the No 2
> > store at that time, and involved in corporate catering as well as
> > industrial and store management. On emigration to NZ I worked in the
> > hospo industry for while and then entered tertiary education
> > designing, teaching, assessing and moderating chefing, front of house
> > and other things. Onto national training advisor for the industry and
> > then to a new city and parent hood and combining similar work with
> > raising kids. More recently I have set up the Modern Apprenticeship
> > scheme and Adult Community Education scheme in my city for my then
> > employer. As part of my new business I will provide work place
> > assessment.
>
> > My thoughts on the above Project.
>
> > I understand this project is in its infancy and that is such a good
> > time to get involved. You may have read media coverage of the increase
> > in interest of food grown and cooked locally, but informed by
> > international nutritional knowledge. We are all aware of water
> > scarcity and the regular stress large communities are put under by
> > natural disasters. Whilst this project can deal with all this I think
> > it would be worth while discussing linking organiponica based
> > community garden development with the use of produce in various
> > recipes. Perhaps down the line incorporating the keeping of goats and
> > making products from their milk, chickens and their eggs etc.
>
> > We would need to decide on a goal and plan towards it, then the tools
> > we would use to facilitate it, film clips, images, visiting
> > specialists. Before we start I would like to see who else would like
> > to be involved and how we could network out. I will tap my chef
> > colleagues for their support and may find one or two of altruistic
> > persuasion, cross fingers.
>
> > What do you think?
>
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