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Work Literacy – Post Course Reflections – Michele Martin

November 16th, 2008

Deconstructing the Work Literacy Learning Event

Michele Martin, along with Tony Karrer and Harold Jarche facilitated the Work Literacy experience. This post comes from Michele. I’m very pleased to have been part of the course and these comments by Michele are so helpful in my work with local groups in my area (Greater Toronto Area). I’m going to put together a Ning community especially after reading your endorsement of this software Michele. Being part of this work helped me see what could work in my community so the course is definitely a valuable building block for me.

The Work Literacy online learning event is over and Harold Jarche has posted some of what he learned from our facilitation of the course. Time for me to share some of my thoughts. . Read Michele’s full post here.. it’s well worth it especially for those interested in community organizing using online tools.

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