
Well, At Least We've Started
jeanne and Susan
RESOURCES: Community-Building - Visual Sociology - Message-Building
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FACULTY ASSISTANCE: Letters of Recommendation - Susan - jeanne
UWP Criminal Justice Dept. - CSUDH Dept. of Sociology
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California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Created: January 3, 2007
Latest Update: July 2, 2011
jeannecurran@habermas.org
takata@uwp.edu
Navigating the Dear Habermas Site
- From siteadd.htm . Should be taken into account also on site navigation.
Here's the material we've been working on daily, in reverse chronological order, with jeanne's (webmistress') brief explanations of what she's changed or added and why. From the comments you can tell how Susan and jeanne are adapting their university projects in research and evidence-based understanding of complex social and economic justice issues to a much more extensive project of community-building through evidence-based discussions on issues. All are welcome to use our materials, as delineated under the Creative Commons License.
jeanne and susan
The site is well interlinked. Most underlines you come across are hotlinks to other pages. Run your mouse over them and you'll see the finger-pointing hand that indicates a link. Many of the images are also linked, like the Blue Angel icon and the New on the Site icon.
Got Questions? Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS) on Navigating the SiteSite
The Blue Angel icon for Dear Habermas.
The Blue Angel icon is in the upper left corner of all the pages of the site. (The few exceptions will be found when we are doing such things as coloring sheets.) If you click on the Blue Angel icon, you'' find yourself at the Site Index. I'm behind on this, but have been struggling to update it. You'll find that it's really extensive. Learn to use it. jeanne
The NEW on the site icon for Dear Habermas.
The NEW icon is in the upper left corner of all the pages of the site. (The few exceptions will be found when we are doing such things as coloring sheets.) Clicking on this icon will take you to the chronological list of files on which jeanne has been working for the date shown. following the name of each file is a brief message on what she was doing with that file. By linking to the New on Site file you can tell whether jeanne has done what you need.Links under the Blue Angel:
- About Us
Explains the Mission of the Site and tells how the moderators, Jeanne, Susan, and Pat, came together and have stayed together for nigh onto thirty years.
- Our Site Map: How to Find Stuff
Takes you to this page. Hope it helps. jeanne
- NEW on the Site
Takes you to the list of files in chronological order. As I record the file name, I also record what I'm doing with the file. This is probably the best way to tell what I'm up to. jeanne
- Mirror Sites
The CSYDH university site has not been updated for a whole semester. As I reformat the site, and adapt it to community activism in learning to build communities and make them work for those of us who live in them, I will catch up from the last many weeks at California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH). We keep mirror sites because occasionally a mistake I make uploading to one server doesn't carry over to the other. Sometimes electronics are finicky, and a file won't print for you. When I have all three sites up, you can switch to a different site, and chances are it will print for you. The third site, Habermas.org, the one I've been working on through the last semester, is a private site, hosted by Earthlink. All three sites are actually functioning, but I haven't had the time and energy to keep up with server changes at CSUDH. I do have calls for help in. That's next on my agenda. February 4, 2007. jeanne
Editorial News
Changing the site over to community activism means that we are actually out teaching the issues on Dear Habermas to any and all in our communities who are willing to share with us. This has taken all my attention since December, 2006. But we'll soon have our World letters back up. February 4, 2007.
- Susan's World
This link will take you directly to Susan's latest notes to her classes at UWP.
- jeanne's World
This link will take you directly to jeanne's latest message on what she's reading. She summarizes many of her readings, highlights the concepts, and often provides her lectures on issues we're focusing on. This will help you understand the theory and policy behind our work.
- Pat's World
This link will take you directly to Pat's latest message if jeanne has managed to upload it. Pat's our socio-emotional leader. The one who takes care of us all.
Why is the site called Dear Habermas? See Outhwaite's Introduction to Habermas through jeanne's perspective. I'll share more on these readings and others once we have our community projects firmly under way. jeanne
