Acknowledgements

We are grateful to the Verizon Foundation, HRC Foundation, and the Corporation for National and Community Service for investing in the development of this exciting multi-media online course.

The rich content included in the course and the state of the art format were due to the tireless efforts of a very talented group of people. Thanks to the content team who drew upon their own expertise as well as relevant research to develop a curriculum that is both informative and practical. The team included:

Jamie Bracey,Dick Goldberg, Nancy Henkin, Andrea Taylor,and Jenny Zapf from the Temple University Center for Intergenerational Learning; and Scott Martin, a consultant to the project, whose extensive experience and "out of the box" thinking greatly enhanced the curriculum.

Thanks to the talented technology team for creating a course that is engaging, user-friendly, and FUN!. The team included:

Erika Mijlin, Artifact Pictures

Sam Cohen, New Media Solutions

Arlene Ketchum, Center for Intergenerational Learning

Special thanks to Judy Goggin, Vice President of Civic Ventures, and Nancy Morrow Howell, Ralph and Muriel Pumphrey Professor of Social Work, Washington University, for their overall guidance and insightful feedback.



Capturing Experience Module 1- People 50+: One Size Doesn't Fit All Module 2 : Getting Out of the Box Module 3-Getting Them in the Door Module 4- Unleashing the Talents of People 50+ My Account Contact Us Acknowledgements Temple University Center for Intergenerational Learning Login or Register	Home Acknowledgements We are grateful to the Verizon Foundation, HRC Foundation, and the Corporation for National and Community Service for investing in the development of this exciting multi-media online course. The rich content included in the course and the state of the art format were due to the tireless efforts of a very talented group of people. Thanks to the content team who drew upon their own expertise as well as relevant research to develop a curriculum that is both informative and practical. The team included: Jamie Bracey,Dick Goldberg, Nancy Henkin, Andrea Taylor,and Jenny Zapf from the Temple University Center for Intergenerational Learning; and Scott Martin, a consultant to the project, whose extensive experience and "out of the box" thinking greatly enhanced the curriculum. Thanks to the talented technology team for creating a course that is engaging, user-friendly, and FUN!. The team included: Erika Mijlin, Artifact Pictures Sam Cohen, New Media Solutions Arlene Ketchum, Center for Intergenerational Learning Special thanks to Judy Goggin, Vice President of Civic Ventures, and Nancy Morrow Howell, Ralph and Muriel Pumphrey Professor of Social Work, Washington University, for their overall guidance and insightful feedback.