[NIFL-4EFF:2538] RE: Toolkit on line

From: Andy Nash (andy_nash@worlded.org)
Date: Thu Sep 11 2003 - 16:33:20 EDT


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Thanks to all of you who are previewing the toolkit for us. We expect to
be adding about two examples (plus tools) per month for next next
several months, so please keep checking back as the resource grows. 

Also, please consider submitting an example to the collection. As you
can see, we're looking for examples that illustrate that there has been
some effort toward: intentional use of the standards, implementation of
the teaching/learning cycle, and application of the program practices.
We're not looking for perfection, just a thoughtful effort to implement
EFF as fully as possible in a variety of contexts. 

A reminder: there really are several glitches yet to be resolved on the
site, so it might be best to wait a couple of weeks before spreading the
news that this is available. 

Thanks for all the support!
Andy



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