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Check OutWelcome to the New and Improved Tribes.com!
By David Gibbs · June 4, 2009
Welcome to the new Tribes Learning Community site! We invite you to spend a moment browsing our pages. You will see some new, impressive, and updated information, as well as some cool features. In the next few days, we will highlight specific pages and elements of our new and improved Tribes Learning Community website to help you get the most from your visit.
We are dedicated to make this site a virtual learning community, supportive and informative… so for starters, take a look around, sign up, stay tuned, and tell us what you like.
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We are pleased to announce that tribes.com has a new look and feature. Notice our home page; you will see two important large “buttons”. One is a quick and important link to our friends at CASEL, and the other is our new page called Teach Community; Learning Experiences for Tribes Educators.
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Awesome site. All the best! This is a great way to keep trainers connected and sustain the enthusiasm in the process.