Let's see! Is it?
Taking the criteria elaborated during the past two years for a 'tool for learning', we thought it might be interesting to see to what extent we meet our own criteria?
A "tool for learning" satisfies the following criteria:
YES for all of that! The Tool Fair team provide on-line questionnaires and evaluations, personal feedback to workshop leaders, freedom of choice about what to get involved in.
Ha ha! it possibly needs too many words to explain all the different sides of a ToolFair! But still, as a developing concept and practise the Tool Fair does indeed stand on its own.And it is being used as an example by others, for example, Leargas the Irish National Agency organised their own Action 1 Tool Fair only last month.
It certainly does! have a look at the detailed website!
If we look at the ToolFair story (see Bernard Abrignani's article) then we can really see that the ToolFair has grown and developed over the years, to take account of the context and target groups.
One of the main features in giving feedback to workshops and tools is always about adaptation, so this can also be fairly descri- bed as a set of criteria which are met.
If it didn't include all of those, then it wouldn't be the ToolFair!
