Unschooling Summit
Sandra Dodd
http://unschoolingsummit.com/
I should have mentioned this sooner. It begins today.
People can, perhaps with the cost of a long-distance call (perhaps not; depends on the person's electronic resources and location, I suppose) hear one or more of 19 speakers including me (on May 28) and Pam Sorooshian (May 30). The presentations are intervews by Michele Barone, pre-recorded, then set into a sense-making order. :-)
This is a note from the organizer:
-=- Everyone who signs up for a FREE ticket will have 24 hours of free access to the all of the interviews. After that time they will be offered an option to purchase unlimited access to the interviews as well as an Unschooling Forum for additional guidance. -=-
I don't fully understand this. I think if someone wants to hear me or Pam, they go in that day, and can listen to others, as well. It wouldn't be possible to hear them all in 24 hours (and also sleep, eat, take care of kids), but there will be an offer there to pay something (I *think* it's about $80, but I don't know---if someone sees it, please report back here) for access to them later, whenever.
I don't know if it's always a call-in-and-listen deal.
If so, there is Skype (which might be free for such matters) and... what else that doesn't involve holding a phone? (speaker phone...)
I'm sorry I'm a bit vague on this, and would appreciate others clarifying, especially those who have already signed up or maybe been to the page today.
Thanks,
Sandra
I should have mentioned this sooner. It begins today.
People can, perhaps with the cost of a long-distance call (perhaps not; depends on the person's electronic resources and location, I suppose) hear one or more of 19 speakers including me (on May 28) and Pam Sorooshian (May 30). The presentations are intervews by Michele Barone, pre-recorded, then set into a sense-making order. :-)
This is a note from the organizer:
-=- Everyone who signs up for a FREE ticket will have 24 hours of free access to the all of the interviews. After that time they will be offered an option to purchase unlimited access to the interviews as well as an Unschooling Forum for additional guidance. -=-
I don't fully understand this. I think if someone wants to hear me or Pam, they go in that day, and can listen to others, as well. It wouldn't be possible to hear them all in 24 hours (and also sleep, eat, take care of kids), but there will be an offer there to pay something (I *think* it's about $80, but I don't know---if someone sees it, please report back here) for access to them later, whenever.
I don't know if it's always a call-in-and-listen deal.
If so, there is Skype (which might be free for such matters) and... what else that doesn't involve holding a phone? (speaker phone...)
I'm sorry I'm a bit vague on this, and would appreciate others clarifying, especially those who have already signed up or maybe been to the page today.
Thanks,
Sandra
sandralynndodd
https://mq102.infusionsoft.com/go/Unschooling2012/a44
That shows someone clicked in there because of me, and I get credit.
That shows someone clicked in there because of me, and I get credit.
Renee Smock
<<I don't fully understand this. I think if someone wants to hear me or
Pam, they go in that day, and can listen to others, as well. It wouldn't be
possible to hear them all in 24 hours (and also sleep, eat, take care of
kids), but there will be an offer there to pay something (I *think* it's
about $80, but I don't know---if someone sees it, please report back here)
for access to them later, whenever.>>
You have to sign up for your free summit "ticket" in order to hear the
calls each day.
If you go onto the website: http://unschoolingsummit.com/
there is a place to sign up and to get your free tickets. Once you sign up
for your tickets you will get an email for each day. That email contains
the number to call and the code to enter to get to that talk. So, you can
listen at that time (the times and instructions come in the email) OR for
the 24 hours following that talk you can call in and hear that particular
talk. So, it's each 24 hour period after that days calls that they will be
available.
If you don't want to call in and listen every day (or every 24 hours) you
can purchase the whole summit and hear it whenever you have time.
That is how I understand it, and I hope it's accurate.
-Renee S.
Pam, they go in that day, and can listen to others, as well. It wouldn't be
possible to hear them all in 24 hours (and also sleep, eat, take care of
kids), but there will be an offer there to pay something (I *think* it's
about $80, but I don't know---if someone sees it, please report back here)
for access to them later, whenever.>>
You have to sign up for your free summit "ticket" in order to hear the
calls each day.
If you go onto the website: http://unschoolingsummit.com/
there is a place to sign up and to get your free tickets. Once you sign up
for your tickets you will get an email for each day. That email contains
the number to call and the code to enter to get to that talk. So, you can
listen at that time (the times and instructions come in the email) OR for
the 24 hours following that talk you can call in and hear that particular
talk. So, it's each 24 hour period after that days calls that they will be
available.
If you don't want to call in and listen every day (or every 24 hours) you
can purchase the whole summit and hear it whenever you have time.
That is how I understand it, and I hope it's accurate.
-Renee S.
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 6:10 AM, Sandra Dodd <Sandra@...> wrote:
> **
>
>
> http://unschoolingsummit.com/
>
> I should have mentioned this sooner. It begins today.
>
> People can, perhaps with the cost of a long-distance call (perhaps not;
> depends on the person's electronic resources and location, I suppose) hear
> one or more of 19 speakers including me (on May 28) and Pam Sorooshian (May
> 30). The presentations are intervews by Michele Barone, pre-recorded, then
> set into a sense-making order. :-)
>
> This is a note from the organizer:
>
> -=- Everyone who signs up for a FREE ticket will have 24 hours of free
> access to the all of the interviews. After that time they will be offered
> an option to purchase unlimited access to the interviews as well as an
> Unschooling Forum for additional guidance. -=-
>
> I don't fully understand this. I think if someone wants to hear me or Pam,
> they go in that day, and can listen to others, as well. It wouldn't be
> possible to hear them all in 24 hours (and also sleep, eat, take care of
> kids), but there will be an offer there to pay something (I *think* it's
> about $80, but I don't know---if someone sees it, please report back here)
> for access to them later, whenever.
>
> I don't know if it's always a call-in-and-listen deal.
> If so, there is Skype (which might be free for such matters) and... what
> else that doesn't involve holding a phone? (speaker phone...)
>
> I'm sorry I'm a bit vague on this, and would appreciate others clarifying,
> especially those who have already signed up or maybe been to the page today.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sandra
>
>
>
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Renee Smock
<<I don't know if it's always a call-in-and-listen deal.
If so, there is Skype (which might be free for such matters) and... what
else that doesn't involve holding a phone? (speaker phone...)_,___>>
I just looked at the email I got and there is also a link for a webcast of
the interview. So, you could listen from a computer (or phone probably)
too.
- Renee
If so, there is Skype (which might be free for such matters) and... what
else that doesn't involve holding a phone? (speaker phone...)_,___>>
I just looked at the email I got and there is also a link for a webcast of
the interview. So, you could listen from a computer (or phone probably)
too.
- Renee
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Sandra Dodd
Renee, thanks for the research and clarification!!
Pam Sorooshian
If you get a free ticket, you can listen to each of the interviews when
they are released/played or up to 24 hours from the time they are played.
If you upgrade to the paid version, you can download each one (only after
it has been release/played).
-pam
they are released/played or up to 24 hours from the time they are played.
If you upgrade to the paid version, you can download each one (only after
it has been release/played).
-pam
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 6:13 AM, sandralynndodd <Sandra@...>wrote:
> https://mq102.infusionsoft.com/go/Unschooling2012/a44
>
> That shows someone clicked in there because of me, and I get credit.
>
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