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Websites
There are loads of great websites out there that will help you learn about community education. We've selected just a few that we think are extra useful or that will be particularly helpful for you during your first year of study.
General websites
Learning Connections Publications (includes major polciy statements and reports concerning Community Learning and Deevelopment in Scotland).
Dictionaries, Encyclopedias and Indexes
Key Organisations
Strategies and Techniques of Community Education
Specific links
These links are particularly useful for CEMA1:
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Conversation:
Engaging in conversation - Infed is a "space for people to explore the theory and practice of informal education and social action learning" |
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Development:
Group dynamics: basic nature of groups and how they develop- the library provides "easy-to-access, clutter-free, comprehensive resources regarding the leadership and management of yourself, other individuals, groups and organizations" |
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Groundrules:
Public Conversations Project - The PCP " The Public Conversations Project (PCP) fosters a more inclusive, empathic and collaborative society by promoting constructive conversations and relationships among those who have differing values, world views, and positions about divisive public issues." |
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Leadership:
Shared leadership - "Leadership can be explored as a social process - something that happens between people. It is not so much what leaders do, as something that arises out of social relationships." |
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Participation:
Participation - "The objective of the Participation Website is to bring together under one virtual roof, a broad cross-section of stakeholders interested in participatory approaches and methods in support of sustainable rural livelihoods and food security." |

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Presenting:
Effective presentations - From University of Kansas, a number of tutorials and tips on presentation. |

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Resources:
Wilderdom - "Wilderdom explores human-nature relations and seeks sustainable solutions to modern-living." |
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CUE has been developed at the University of Edinburgh by John Bamber and Clara O'Shea as part of the Student Recruitment and Admissions 'Transitions' Project in 2006/7. For further information on CUE and on CUE: Community Education contact: John Bamber, Department of HIgher and Community Education, Moray House School of Education, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, EH8 8AQ, Tel.: +44 - (0)131 - 651 6116, E-mail: john.bamber@ed.ac.uk
Website updated: June 19, 2008 |
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