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11-08-2009, 22:16
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Re: Leveling the Playing Field with Curriculum - let's make it happen
This topic is so relevant for me. I would absolutely love to see some curricula.
Like many new teams, we know what our strengths are. It's the start of our second year, and we're trying to improve those areas needing help. Some times just having a starting point is important. Consider CAD as an example. People feel strongly about several different platforms. We need a decision path that will enable us to choose one and then learn enough to be able to use it. If you start a mailing list or some sort of contact list, I'd love to be on it. - Trying to Help |
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