[p2pu-webcraft] [p2pu-community] Moving on from SoW - but definitely remaining in the community.

[Philipp Schmidt]

On behalf of P2PU and (1/2) of School of Webcraft - I would like to thank
Pippa for helping to build School of Webcraft.

When we started this experiment we only had some vague ideas. Now we have a
plan.

Pippa deserves a lot of credit for shepherding the project and fostering the
community. I look forward to working together in other ways in the future.

P2PU Deutsch? Auf jeden Fall!

Best - P

On 25 July 2011 10:12, Pippa Buchanan <Pippa.Buchanan at gmail.com> wrote:

> Some of you might have already read the blog post<http://learninglearning.wordpress.com/2011/07/25/passing-on-school-of-webcraft-do-you-want-to-work-on-the-project/>that I just put up, but as of the end of August I'll be leaving my paid role
> within School of Webcraft and transitioning to the far more glamorous but
> less financially rewarding position of Volunteer Community Member.
>
> It's been a really amazing year since I first was dropped into the School
> and at the same time, thrown into the P2PU  community and started helping
> build the School of Webcraft community.
>
> That word we bandy around so easily, "community"? I don't think you know
> how important you've all been for me, whether I've had a chance to meet up
> with you in the real world or just seen you on this list, community calls,
> Skype or IRC.
>
> Over the last year I've moved around a _lot_ what with being in a long
> distance relationship, traveling a bit for work AND being an Australian
> based in Europe, which necessitated a couple of important trips down under.
> It sounds fun, but in reality it's exhausting and you never really feel at
> home (throw in an anxiety disorder and a lot of the time I've felt downright
> miserable too).
>
> Through all that time the *one* community space that has stayed fixed for
> me has been P2PU and honestly, without you all and the shared purpose we
> have I don't think I'd have made it.
>
> Thank you.
>
> I'm looking forward to continuing to be a part of this community and
> helping P2PU grow.
>
> Of course, now that I'm finally living with my fiance and based in Linz,
> Austria I also get the chance to start finding my feet within my local
> community too. Which is why as a Volunteer Community Member I'm wanting to
> clarify how we use meetups to connect with local learners and explore how we
> negotiate local and online peer learning. Hopefully, I'll finally improve my
> German too.
>
> P2PU-Deutsch anyone?
>
> Thanks again! The future... And beyond!
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