Messages to the wider community.
It is that time of the year where thoughts turn to the inquiry that generates the content for the annual Apithology Retreat of practitioners. Having (eventually) ceased the original Apithology Practitioner Course continuing community of practice in favour of the next iteration of learning in the history of apithology, the question now is how to→
Thank you for your input into the design and timing of our 17Y Retreat. Following below is the formal invite and the necessary details and actions for registration and preparation. This year we return to the practitioner based format, rather than a public event at apitholo, as the work to be presented represents content that requires→
On 17 August 2009, ten years ago today, the first post on the original Apithologue Blog site was made. This was a welcoming of the community of practice in the emerging field of Apithology into their own dedicated discussion forum. While there had been previous apithologues in dedicated spaces (virtual and physical), this marked the→
In the post on the membership transition for the Apithology Practitioner Forum is a list of requisites for practice which will be required to receive the benefits that come from Practitioner status. One of those requisites is completion of the Apithology Practitioners Course and verification of the Course artifacts (being the Module Inquiries, Artifacts and→
For transparency and comments on acceptability, these are the ideas we are looking at for how to transition existing membership of this group into the new structure at the Centre for Humanity Learning. The intention is that from 1 January 2016 membership of apithology.org will be open to Apithology Practitioners ~ and the site will→
Dear All, I wanted to update you on the progress of the naming of the New Entity and the anticipated launch date for the new learning center and website. After taking on board all the suggestions from the community, and the inputs directly from the Berlin Conference presentations, plus follow up conversations with new (and→
In May 2015 we began a consultation process to choose a name for a new location for future apithology resources, discussion, and learning. For some time, there have been periodic inquiries about apithology as an ‘idea’. While we have worked for over a decade on the “long-learning” for the development of the field, we have→
The planning for the Apithology 10-Year Event is getting exciting. And … its time to register. In asking ‘What would an apithological one look like’ this event works a bit differently. The main apithology design element is, instead of an ‘early bird discount’, there is a ‘late registrant premium’. The reason for this is we will design the→
The 16th of October, 2014 marks the 10 year anniversary of the first apithology article. It is also the date we celebrate International Apithology Day and in 2014 there will be a special celebration. A combination of events are being curated for this period and will be held over the week Thursday 16 October, 2014→
The sixth Apithology Practitioners Course is scheduled to commence on 1 January 2014. The personal invitations to participants are being sent out now. The process for joining the sixth cohort is very simple: Email your expression of interest to receive an Application Form; Attend the Information Session Meet Up (Skype); Submit the Application before 15 December→
Today, in different parts of the world, is International Apithology Day. This is a special day when those people with an apithology practice pause and celebrate what that potential means for them. Mostly, what this reflection generates is the gift of choice. That gift of choice has significance for the potential of each practitioner’s own→
The personal invitations have gone out for the next Apithology Practitioner’s Course. This is the fifth cohort and the Course details are: Expressions of Interest: 12 May – 26 May 2013 Applications Due: 15 June 2013 Enrolment and Pre-Commencement: 16 June 2013 Course Participant Pre-Module Meetup: 23 June 2013 Module One Commencement: 1 July 2013 Module→
Work has begun on our new community practice space. After looking into several options in the static websites of Web 1.0 and the proliferation of Web 2.0 social networking groups the natural decision is to ask; “What would an apithological one look like?”. The decision then is to ‘grow’ our new community site, doing so→