This page includes information on all the institutions involved in the
creation of the teaching and learning resources repository for the pilot
project. These institutions have agreed in principle to
collaborate on the pilot by creating content and by testing the TheoWeb
resources in a course module
Particular areas of responsibility are
indicated.
Africa
St. Paul’s United Theological College,
Limuru, Kenya
Dean Esther
Mombo |
Interfaith
relations a particular area of interest; has an MA programme. |
Dept of
Theology University of Natal, South Africa
Gerald West |
Would
be interested in material dealing with the theology of
development. Also works in ethics as related to HIV-AIDS |
Europe
School of Education
University of Exeter, UK
Susan Lochrie Graham |
Project
director |
Dept. of Lifelong Learning, University of Exeter, UK
Mike Higton |
Has
content for introductory level modules in Bible and Theology |
South West Ministry Training Course,
Launceston, UK
Stephen Dawes |
Is
writing and using DLL materials; will revise and pilot |
North America
College of Emmanuel and St. Chad, University of Saskatoon,
SK, Canada
Bill Richards |
Has a
number of modules online, and will revise and pilot; is looking
for church history materials |
Queen’s College, Memorial University, NF, Canada
Joanne Mercer |
Has
just taken up post |
Religion
Online
William F. Fore, Sr. Editor
|
Making
available articles and other published material related to the
field (linked and embedded). |
Prospective Partners
Institutions listed here are considering participating in the pilot project
in various ways. Discussions are taking place and the decision to proceed
will be taken during Autumn 2003 (by the end of Phase 1).
Europe
North America
Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest, Texas, US
Michael Floyd |
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Austral-Asia
Other partners in the pilot project would
be welcome. Please contact us if you are interested.
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