A Pattern Language For Study Groups LO22632

d.l.dwiggins@computer.org
Sun, 12 Sep 1999 18:34:44 -0700

Here's a message from another mailing list on a topic that I thought might
be of interest here. Note that the author is requesting feedback, so
comments should be sent to him as well as or instead of to this list.

[By the way, some folks may notice that this is my first contribution in
quite a while. I'm recovering from a long "not-quite CFS" condition that
has sharply limited my disposable time. I'm going through the old
messages, playing catch-up, and I hope to be more "online" again in the
near future.]

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Date: Wed, 08 Sep 1999 12:46:01 -0700
To: risingl@agcs.com, Ed Remmell <eremmell@evolving.com>,
        Patterns Discussion <patterns-discussion@cs.uiuc.edu>
From: "Joshua L. Kereivsky" <jlk@industriallogic.com>
Subject: A Pattern Language For Study Groups


Folks,


Since there has been some talk on the subject of discussion groups, and
since I've been working on a pattern language about this subject, today
I'm releasing a draft of my work.  This work, called A Pattern Language
for Study Groups is in a fairly mature state, though I expect to complete
it this Fall.  Your feedback would be appreciated - please email
joshua@industriallogic.com for this purpose. 


Also, for those who are interested in writing pattern languages, I've
endeavored to make this work an example of an Alexanderian pattern
language. 


A Pattern Language For Study Groups
http://www.industriallogic.com/papers/khdraft.pdf (note: due to some
important pictures & graphics, this file is approx. 600K) 


regards,
joshua
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