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Permalink Reply by Eddy Weiss on January 24, 2011 at 19:01

My reasons, I think were two-fold. I wanted to connect with teachers looking for creative new ideas on how to reach students, and wanted to become a resource to educators attempting to create or promote disaster resilience education. While I am busy myself with tours, I would definitely like to see more activity. I think that this somehow slipped thru the cracks amongst so many other things, but would welcome more contact (polking if you will) by folks that want to interact and discuss.

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Permalink Reply by Anuj Tiwari on January 25, 2011 at 17:11

I think it should be made more interactive by encouraging members to share some good practices, reports and other useful literatures, put queries to members, share models, pics, videos etc. 

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Permalink Reply by Justin Sharpe on January 25, 2011 at 18:40

Anuj,
If you have any good practices to share, I would be pleased if you would share on the site! I have put 40 videos, 50 plus photographs and a plethora of curriculum resources, some that I have made myself and some that I believe to be good practice from others onto this site. However there are only perhaps 10 people on this site of 225 members that have added anything themselves. To thrive as a community we need to share the resources that we have in order to identify best practice and be able to positively discourage bad practice when necessary. Please keep the comments and (more importantly) the resources coming!

Regards,

Justin

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