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By establishing and supporting an online community, members can facilitate improved collaboration, communication and knowledge sharing amongst team members and peer groups regardless of geographical location. It can be organizational, an intranet, a project based workroom, a classroom community or an information portal. If you belong to a Member Institute in good standing and your community meets the criteria set forth in the Community Policy then you are eligible to start a community.
You can create a customized community for you and designated members who are invited in via email. Collectively members can collaborate through community forums and they can post announcements, news and events on a regular basis. Each community has a designated library in which to post and share relevant documents and web links. The gallery becomes a repository of photographs of conferences, travel, ceremonies and project records. You have the option to make your community public or private.
Once membership is confirmed, the applicant is required to complete a Request a Community Form. When complete, forward the form to the Member Institute Community Facilitator or to the ENTRENET Network Manager for review to ensure it complies with the Community Policy. Once approval is complete you are ready to start your community.
The community was formed to extend and build on knowledge imparted in a series of business workshops for professional artists and crafts producers.