How to use this website for

study, teaching or training purposes



Some suggestions for stage one - self-directed learning

Thoroughly read through the main public pages of camaggi.com, beginning with the home page.

Participate in the interactive opportunities offered through this website.

After reading Travelling at the Speed of Life and participating for a while in the global conversation, apply to become a special correspondent.

Request a no-cost, open-access travel password when you feel ready to begin stage two.



Some suggestions for stage one - supported training and assistance

The free online material you have been reading here is supplemented by several fee-based educational resources.   To gain access to these, please first:

  • become thoroughly familiar with the public pages here
  • read Travelling at the Speed of Life

I do not usually provide structured educational services directly at this preliminary level.  The pages here will be revisited during stage two, so that is when I might encourage you to begin fee-based training.  In the meantime, you are welcome to ask questions, as outlined on my home page and email page.

If you still feel as though you would like to have a more structured introduction, having read my book, completed at least two hours of reading and reflecting at camaggi.com over twelve weeks, and having at least some experience of the global conversation, please let me know. 

I will be happy to send you contact details for all suitably qualified, officially registered providers whose abilities and services might suit your needs.  To follow up this option, just send me a letter, briefly stating your current level of knowledge about considerate democracy and provide an indication of your possible educational requirements.

Another alternative is to request my consultancy services.


IMPORTANT NOTE

Please notify me about any unregistered person who offers any type of service, whether paid or unpaid, who uses this website as a tool.  Thank you.




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Last updated by C A Maggi in October 2008