Thanks for the encouragement Stacie. I’d love to hear about your experience of the retreat and the impact it has made on your life.
I haven’t attended a Scanners’ Retreat yet but I had the privilege of meeting Barbara Sher in Ostuni last Autumn while I was travelling in Italy. What a beautiful city! And all those ancient, twisted olive trees are so fascinating.
I’m sure this will develop into a lovely resource! Noticed you’ve already linked to OpenLearn, but I must specifically point out a lovely free tool hidden within it that’s like scanner-heaven - software called Compendium.
Once you resister at Open Learn (for free), you can download the software. Here are some tutorials:
Thanks Pia. I already saw your tweet about Compendium and I followed the link and downloaded the software. It looks like it could be perfect for organizing my multitudes of scanner ideas and projects and information. I’m going to add it to the links list.
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June 1st, 2009
Great Website! Thanks for putting this together!
Stacie
Scanner Retreat Italy Sept 2007
June 3rd, 2009
Thanks for the encouragement Stacie. I’d love to hear about your experience of the retreat and the impact it has made on your life.
I haven’t attended a Scanners’ Retreat yet but I had the privilege of meeting Barbara Sher in Ostuni last Autumn while I was travelling in Italy. What a beautiful city! And all those ancient, twisted olive trees are so fascinating.
June 3rd, 2009
I’m sure this will develop into a lovely resource! Noticed you’ve already linked to OpenLearn, but I must specifically point out a lovely free tool hidden within it that’s like scanner-heaven - software called Compendium.
Once you resister at Open Learn (for free), you can download the software. Here are some tutorials:
http://compendium.open.ac.uk/openlearn/screencasts.html
June 3rd, 2009
Thanks Pia. I already saw your tweet about Compendium and I followed the link and downloaded the software. It looks like it could be perfect for organizing my multitudes of scanner ideas and projects and information. I’m going to add it to the links list.
June 5th, 2009
Brill! The minute I realised what it was & that it was free, I thought “scanner heaven!”