Jayne Blog (Volunteerism, Nonprofit Tech, Civil Society, etc.)

Feb. 28, 2008 - A Remote Guest in a University Classroom (again!)

This week, I got to participate in a question & answer, online, with students in SOCW 6355: Advanced Use of Information Technology in Human Services, a Master's Degree-level class at the University of Texas at Arlington School of Social Work, something I also did in 2007. I have done similar guest spots for classes at the LBJ School of Public Policy at the University of Texas at Austin and for Volunteer Program Planning and Evaluation, a graduate-degree program at the University of North Texas, in 2001, 2003 and 2004.

I really enjoy lecturing, or just simply answering questions, online with students. It's great when live audio and even video can be involved, but instant messaging works well too (I'm a fast typer), as does a bulletin board setting where questions and answers happen over the course of several days.

Want to give it a try for your conference, workshop or class? Contact me! Also see this list of my workshops and classes to date.

About Jayne

This blog (web log) is by Jayne Cravens, and is primarily focused on resources and news regarding mission-based organizations: nonprofits, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), civil society, and public sector agencies, as well as development issues and humanitarian efforts. It promotes resources and opinions relating to volunteer management/community involvement, tech use by nonprofits, and outreach strategies for nonprofits. There are also some personal postings (such is the nature of blogs), regarding travel, causes I personally support (like women's empowerment, urban biking, etc.). To comment on this blog, you must register on forumer.com.

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