[SSC] FW: JCS Special Edition on Education

[Peter Somerville]

Thanks, Richard. It's a pity I can't attend on Monday but maybe someone
else could? It might give us a better idea of the sort of thing they
want us to write.

Pete 

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[mailto:ssc-bounces at lists.aktivix.org] On Behalf Of Richard Hall
Sent: 23 June 2011 08:45
To: ssc at lists.aktivix.org
Subject: Re: [SSC] FW: JCS Special Edition on Education

Sounds great Pete. We need more stuff that helps catalyse the Centre,
and this will help.

If you need any help writing drop me a line. It would be good to get
some of the theoretical positioning, and the ideas for which we stand,
articulated, against the practicalities of what we can do within and
beyond HE, and in developing the governance/pedagogic model in
co-operation.

In solidarity.

Richard.

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[mailto:ssc-bounces at lists.aktivix.org] On Behalf Of Joss Winn
Sent: 23 June 2011 08:42
To: ssc at lists.aktivix.org
Subject: Re: [SSC] FW: JCS Special Edition on Education

Yes, I would encourage this, Pete. Unless you hear any objections by the
end of today (or whatever time frame you want to give it), I would
assume consensus. That's usually how we've made decisions via this list.

Joss

On 22/06/2011 19:11, Peter Somerville wrote:
> I've just received this request. Worth doing, I think, though I cannot

> attend the seminar on 27th June. If you all agree, I'll write
something
> on behalf of our coop.
>  
> Pete
> 
>
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> *From:* Richard Bickle [mailto:richardbickle at cooptel.net]
> *Sent:* 21 June 2011 12:00
> *To:* Peter Somerville
> *Subject:* JCS Special Edition on Education
> *Importance:* High
> 
> Dear Peter,
>  
> Myself and colleagues are working on a special edition of the Journal
of
> Co-operative Studies on Co-operative Education and Co-operative
Learning.
>  
> One section of this will be looking at the HE sector, and thread
running
> throughout will be about co-operative forms of pedagogy.
>  
> I heard from In Hewitt last week that you run part of one of your 
> courses at Lincoln as a co-operative, and I just wondered if you would

> be willing to write something about it for us - either a case study or
a
> short article please?
>  
> I realise that the notice is really short, but we are holding a
seminar
> fior contributors next Monday, 27th June, at the Co-op Member
Relations
> Centre at the BMI on Margaret Street in Birmingham City Centre where
we
> hope people will be able to share their drafts or initial outlines.
You
> would be very welcome to come if you're free.  We're confirming the 
> timetable tommorrow, but I think it runs from 10.30 - 4.00pm.
>  
> Regards,
>  
> Richard.
>  
> 
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