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Viewing Existing Posts
Step 1:
Who in general do you want to learn with? Choose the kind(s) of learning
partner(s) you are looking for by selecting Peer-to-peer Learning,
Skills Learning, or Teachers from the Main Search box.
[Please see "When do I use Peers, Skills, Teachers Pages?" for more.]
Step 2:
What do you want to learn about? Specify what you want to learn by giving
(for example) the exact title, author, isbn#, or other keywords related to
what you are looking for.
Step 3:
Together with Step 2, you may wish to browse categories using "Browse Peers"
(for Peer-to-Peer Learning), "Browse Skills" (for Skills Learning),
and "Browse Teachers" (for learning with Teachers).
Step 4:
Search Results will display:
- A list of possible matches, along with.
- A profile & cover letter description for each, and.
- A link enabling you to reply to potential matches.
If you find someone you want to contact, reply to them to see if you both want
to take things further.
Step 5:
If you do not yet find any potential matches, please consider:
- adding your own post
- following the suggestions on the "Search Results" page.
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Making New Posts
Step 1:
Decide what you want to learn.
Step 2:
Who in general are you looking to learn with? Choose the kind(s) of learning
partner(s) you are looking for by selecting "Peers" (for Peer-to-Peer
Learning), "Skills" (for Skills Learning), or "Teachers" (for
learning from teachers) from the "New Post" page. New Posts are made
by clicking on: "My Account >> New Post". [Please see "When do I use Peers,
Skills, Teachers Pages?" for more.]
Step 3:
Write your "Profile & Cover Letter", to tell others a little about who you
are and what you are looking for. [click here to learn more, and see some
examples] Place it in the "Profile & Cover Letter" box located in: My
Account >> Profile & Cover Letter.
Step 4:
Make a "New Post" by clicking on My Account >> New Post. As with Step 3,
please use care when filling out your New Post.
Step 5:
If you do not yet find any potential matches, please consider:
- Adding your own post, and.
- following the suggestions on the "Search Results" page.
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