Posts Tagged ‘ support groups ’

How to Improve communication in a Online Homeschool Co-Op

Online homeschool co-ops are a great way to communicate with fellow homeschool families. Discover how to improve communication amongst your homeschool support group with these helpful tips.
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Homeschool Support Groups

Homeschool support groups come in many shapes and sizes and provide helpful resources to homeschooling families. Learn more about local homeschool support groups near you.
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Building a Support Website

Occasionally I get asked how I would recommend an improvement to a website for a homeschooling support group or other homeschool resource site. As I don’t have all the answers, I have started an Facebook group for homeschool webmasters. All of you who have a site (or wish you did) about and for the homeschool...
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Montana Homeschool Support Groups

Find a homeschool support group in your region of Montana that suits your interests and family needs.
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Military Homeschool Support Groups

Support for homeschooling military families in the USA, Belgium, Germany, Guam, South Korea, and Japan.
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Social Networks for Homeschool Support Leaders

Support and encouragement via social networks for those in homeschool support group leadership roles, especially online.
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Home School Support Group Challenges

Teamwork for Homeschool Support Groups AN A TO Z ARTICLE Whether yours is a new group just starting out or one that has been together longer, consider adding some fun team building activities to your next meeting. By Kris Bordessa. Consensus Consensus is a process for making decisions without voting. By Dorothy Werner, Illinois...
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How to Put a Real Name in Your Facebook Group URL

Having a real name in your Facebook group url will make it much easier for you and your members to remember what it is. I see far too many homeschool support groups on Facebook left with a long chain of numbers at the end of their URLs. Note that you need to do this...
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Making Your Homeschooling Support Group Blog Special

The very top support group blogs focus instead on what they know that the Big Guys do not: their local resources.
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Starting a Support Group

Bylaws – A Sample from HEIR HEIR wished to organize into a non-profit but not tax-exempt homeschool association. To do this, they needed bylaws. Local support groups only need bylaws if they wish non-profit status for purchases. Forming a Homeschool Support Group Shared thoughts about some or all of these parts of putting together...
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Homeschool Community Networking

Building and Maintaining Support Groups * Homeschool Social Networker ~ One who spends a lot of time online, Tweeting, using Facebook, managing groups or chats, creating blogs, and even writing articles and e-books. Global Homeschool Support Groups Locate homeschool family social networks near you. Help me keep these listings updated, too, by commenting about...
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Protection Online

Online Security by Ann Zeise Privacy online is gone, yet the game of over protection goes on, seldom working. As I write this back in April, homeschool mail list posters have been fuming over these events: Amazon.com being sued for not protecting child product reviewers enough; AOL and other providers protecting everyone so much...
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Do You Yahoo?

And Why? by Ann Zeise I hear this question more often among groups these days. Just about any group asks its members if they are willing to be part of a Yahoo Group to help improve communications among members. So why Yahoo? Yahoo is easy for any member of your support group or family...
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Local Site Wish List

What Homeschoolers Want From Local Websites. By Ann Zeise Who should read this? Local & Regional Support Group Webmasters; Library site developers making homeschool resource pages; Local, Community or City site developers making homeschool support pages; Local parenting resources e-zine publishers. After the usual homeschooling information, what homeschoolers would really like to see are...
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