- Develop and teach classes & workshops on diverse subjects
- Encourage associations & networking throughout workshops
- Provide online access for additional information & advocacy opportunities
- Provide learning & media centers for small businesses and nonprofit DIY’ers
- Produce guidebooks, resources, class material, online content
- Classes taught at Centresa and throughout the community
“Establish the university as a marketplace of higher education. As a social conception this means that the university is open to people of all ages, on a full-time, part-time, or course by course basis. Anyone can offer a class. Anyone can take a class. Physically, the university marketplace has a central crossroads where its main buildings and offices are, and the meeting rooms and labs ripple out from this crossroads — at first concentrated in small buildings along pedestrian streets and then gradually becoming more dispersed and mixed with the town.”
43 University as a Marketplace pp. 234.
43 UNIVERSITY AS A MARKETPLACE
Concentrated, cloistered universities, with closed admission policies and rigid procedures which dictate who may teach a course, kill opportunities for learning.
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