[Nfb-krafters-korner] communicating classes and times
Blindhands at aol.com
Blindhands at aol.com
Fri Jan 7 18:51:40 UTC 2011
Dixie,Dixie,
First I need someone that is thinking about teaching a class to contact
me. I generally may ask a few questions in regards to the class and how the
teacher plans on doing the class. I also find out what day of the week or
time and how many classes they think they will need. I have included my
judgement call from experience regarding how many classes would be good to
cover what the teacher has in mind. If it is a totally new teacher I make the
suggestion that the teacher and I get together and the teacher teaches me
the class. I will record that class for the teacher for them to review it
if they want or for them to create some written directions from the
recording for hand outs. I will depending on the teacher and how things go will
give them a date or suggest when this can be scheduled. At this point the
teacher has to submit on the website a class proposal. We are asking that
the class proposal be submitted on the website 6 weeks prior to the first
day of the classstarting date. From the time the class proposal is submitted
it takes a minimum of 1 week to prepare and be put up on the website. If
Cindy needs more information or something clarified with a teacher emails
go back and forth and it could delay things. So that puts it up on the
website between 4 and 5 weeks prior to the class start date. We feel that
should be enough time to order or purchase supplies for the class.
So this is an example on what happens prior to the first day of class.
This can really take 6 to 8 weeks prior to the students calling in to attend
that first class.So you are looking at Jan. 7 today and if you wanted to
do a class and haven't contacted me as of yet, you are looking at the last
week of Feb or first week of March to start a class.
There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes for classes to be available.
If you have any other questions please do not hesitate asking.
Joyce Kane
_www.KraftersKorner.org_ (http://www.krafterskorner.org/)
Blindhands at AOL.com
In a message dated 1/7/2011 10:07:27 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
blueherons at sbcglobal.net writes:
Cindy,
What is the time line for submitting class proposals?
For example: You mention that the wish is to have the class posted at
least
4 if not 6 weeks prior to the class. What is the time line between an
instructor proposing a class and it being posted?
Dixie
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Cindy Z., et al,
We are in the process of placing the constitution on the website. Perhaps
these other reports can be made available in a similar matter. Right now,
the posting of classes to the website takes priority of other things. One
thing that can really help speed this process, is for instructors to submit
class proposals as soon as possible. The date fields are for you to place
your wish list days and dates. You can always place a note the required
fields that something is pending. If you need to add something to your
supply list, simply put a note like "hold for yarn information." This will
allow Joyce to continue working with you and me to go ahead work on the
html
coding for your page. It also helps me know that I need to follow-up with
you and or Joyce for the final information that will need to be filled in.
Our goal right now is to post classes to the website no less than four
weeks
in advance but preferably six weeks ahead.
Cindy Sheets, Webmistress
NFB Krafters Division
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