Diane, Rob, and all The guild provides an environment for learning-for EVERYONE! Each person sees differently and asks the same questions from their perspective; and how many times has the teacher learned from the student? I spent 10 years teaching industrial technology (shop classes) in high school, and many times learned form the interpretations of the lessons by the students. This also occurs when I'm working with people who want to learn more about piano technology. Teaching/learning is a two way street, one benefiting the other. And where does one learn piano technology? Yes there are places to go and educational opportunities out there to give you a good start, but then where do you go from there? If you want to learn and grow in any field, the best way to do that is to associate with others that have the same interests. Hence the PTG. It is the platform for the free exchange of ideas and information on piano technology. It brings along with all the socio-economic benefits one would care to enjoy. Paul Chick Diane wrote: It is all definitely something to think about. As I said before, a lot of > techs I know are very creative individuals and if they really turned that > creativity towards the question you asked (how to get more members) then I > think you would enjoy tremendous success. > Diane > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com >
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