RTs Don't Seem to Use Eletronic Communications
ATRA maintains a Members' Forum on its website to allow communications among a variety of groups, including educators, ATRA Distinguished Fellows, and past-presidents. Yet these are rarely used.
On April 15, 2010, the ATRA Board of Directors entered into an agreement with Oklahoma State University to establish and maintain a listserv called ATRAnet. This ATRA listserv has been a wonderful addition to ATRA member services. There have been any number of interesting posts made on it. Yet, I think there are only about 150 members who have signed up for ATRAnet. And it is easy to sign up for ATRAnet. Members just have to go to the ATRA website for instructions.
It concerns me that more RTs don't use the Members' Forum or ATRAnet. I wonder why this is?
We have such wonderful communications options open to us today -- and yet they remain under used. To me, this is a shame.
On April 15, 2010, the ATRA Board of Directors entered into an agreement with Oklahoma State University to establish and maintain a listserv called ATRAnet. This ATRA listserv has been a wonderful addition to ATRA member services. There have been any number of interesting posts made on it. Yet, I think there are only about 150 members who have signed up for ATRAnet. And it is easy to sign up for ATRAnet. Members just have to go to the ATRA website for instructions.
It concerns me that more RTs don't use the Members' Forum or ATRAnet. I wonder why this is?
We have such wonderful communications options open to us today -- and yet they remain under used. To me, this is a shame.
posted by Hoosier RT | 10:06 AM
1 Comments:
I couldn't agree more. As Chair-elect of the CAC, I would like to see chapters explore the use of webinars to address CEU needs at the local level, especially when distance is a factor (Montana, Texas, etc). It does seem like the listserv is being used in a fairly regular manner which is great.
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