I think just about everyone here is a self directed learner whether you realize it or not.
Maybe this is one reason we have some obstacles in attracting and retaining members.
Many of the things we discuss and enjoy doing are very obvious to us or and we have spent uncounted hours researching and practicing our knowledge, craft, and skillset.
We have tried and rejected many techniques, read and dismissed many authors, bought and returned, given away, or just trashed many tools. We have subscribed to magazines, watched internet videos, read books, joined online forums, joined facebook groups, joined woodworking clubs, talked to friends, visited museums, and tried to learn in many other ways.
We are a diverse group with many levels of skill and data from widely known expert to hopeful beginner.
So, how can we make this resource (NCWW) better for everyone to pursue this woodworking experience?
What is great?
What can be improved?
What should be eliminated?
Do you want to help?
Maybe this is one reason we have some obstacles in attracting and retaining members.
Many of the things we discuss and enjoy doing are very obvious to us or and we have spent uncounted hours researching and practicing our knowledge, craft, and skillset.
We have tried and rejected many techniques, read and dismissed many authors, bought and returned, given away, or just trashed many tools. We have subscribed to magazines, watched internet videos, read books, joined online forums, joined facebook groups, joined woodworking clubs, talked to friends, visited museums, and tried to learn in many other ways.
We are a diverse group with many levels of skill and data from widely known expert to hopeful beginner.
So, how can we make this resource (NCWW) better for everyone to pursue this woodworking experience?
What is great?
What can be improved?
What should be eliminated?
Do you want to help?