Featured Courses at P2PU This Week (29 July 2011)

[Rebecca Kahn]

Happy Friday, good people of P2PU.

You may notice that this week's featured courses have a seriously artistic bias! We're delighted that so many people have come to our community wanting to use online education as a tool for exploring their creative side. Who knows, maybe we'll be able to open the P2PU Gallery soon...

Have a look at some of the great courses that have opened for signup this week:

• What Philosophers Can Do For Artists
  http://www.p2pu.org/en/groups/what-philosophers-can-do-for-artists/
  It's an introduction to philosophy for artists, an introduction to psychoanalysis for philosophers, an introduction to pragmatics for psychoanalysts and an introduction to art for pragmatists.
  

• Pencil Drawing
  http://www.p2pu.org/en/groups/pencil-drawing/
  Through a small pencil tip is not impossible to create a great masterpiece. This course will help you develop the knowledge to use a pencil to create great art.
  

• Time Banking and Co-Production Family Support Study Group
  http://www.p2pu.org/en/groups/timebanking-and-co-production-family-support-study-group/
  Use of timebanking and co-production in building and implementing supports for youth, families, elders and other special populations.
  

• Designing for Communities
  http://p2pu.org/en/groups/designing-for-communities/
  Want to build a social web environment? The Designing for Communities course has begun - it's a great way to learn best practice for interactive, collaborative web sites.  

Intersted in helping run a course?

• Javascript 101
  http://p2pu.org/en/groups/javascript-101
  Javascript 101 is a successful ongoing course in School of Webcraft. The group is searching for facilitators who are interested in helping improve and organise existing content.

If you're interested in participating in any of the courses as a participant or organiser, or want to see  some of the others we have on offer, head over to www.p2pu.org and take a  look.

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