This post reports on the 19Y Event held by apitholo. Two things were different this year. The first was ordinarily this post is the design inquiry prior to holding the annual practitioners’ retreat. Instead it is a report of what occurred. The second is that rather than a retreat with an outreach program, this was→
At the conclusion of the 16Y Retreat we asked you to complete an additional survey on the correct emphasis for apitholo going forward. This post reports on those results and some interesting insights. With the move from practitioner based inquiry to a humanity nurturance premise and practice, this direction is significant to the apithology community.→
These last few days I have had the opportunity to presence the work in apithology on learning, with a group of people, within practical constraints, in conducive conditions, framed in the work of two favoured theorists, surrounded by trusted friends and a diversity of educated, caring, unpretentious, engaged, loving participants in an open, diverse and→
This post is an update on how the design of the Pre-requisites and Preliminaries modules for apitholo are progressing. What we thought was a simple matter of offering some basics (much like Day 1 of the 10Y Event) has developed into a deeper inquiry. There is some richness in this that I’d like to share→
This is an update about plans for new learning forms in Apithology. You will remember that at one point we did an Audit of Apithology Artifacts. In that blog post, which co-incidentally was on 26 January 2013 (i.e. 3 years ago), we organised the panoply of materials from the first decade of Apithology practice into a logical→
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→