Pools of Insight: A Pattern Language for Study Groups

Posted July 1, 1999 by Joshua Kerievsky
 
 

About The Work

This is a work about starting and running study groups.It is currently in DRAFT form. The final version should be available by late Fall of '99. Please do not distribute this work since the final version will be much better and available soon.

I've endeavored to make this work an example of an Alexanderian pattern language.

Please send all feedback (positive or negative) to joshua@industriallogic.com.

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