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Kaua‘i, November 10, 2001
Workshop Evaluations

Held at the Computer Lab,
Kaua‘i Community College, Lihu‘e
10 Participants

Participant reaction surveys to workshops:

February 2001
O‘ahu

June 2001 - East West Center (data not available)

November 2001
Kaua‘i

March 2002
NHEA Conference:
1st Session
2nd Session

August 2002
Guam
#1: Elementary
#2: Middle & High

March 2004
NHEA Conference:
1st Session
2nd Session

March 2004
"Focus Micronesia"

PATE 2004
Samoa

2. How will you use the information/website with your students?

• Mostly referencing it to them—recommending that they make use of it.

• As a guideline for possible projects.

• I will write specific lessons, which integrate what is going on in my class and use your site as a reference. I especially want to use the "Arrival" page and ask my students to evaluate the environment in terms of sustaining a large population. I also will use the research information on the Menehune.

• We want to make a website to link to yours.

• Will incorporate lesson plans/curriculum from ‘Ohana and Native Hawaiian values and ways of thinking. Supportive views and perspectives will be used to enhance lessons.

• I want to add this site for Wailua. It would go through the school's website with links. The students can use this for a resource to create their own.

• Resource Guide

• I'm not in a classroom where computers are available to each student; therefore I must use visuals on paper for my students in the 5th grade.

• As a foundation for information and a beginning for more study/exploration.

• Supplementary material for lessons.

3. How can we be of further help to you?

• Keep doing it. Mahalo nui loa.

• I'll be contacting you when I have further information about taking your website tot he attention of the Hawaiian Studies Advising Council of the DOE.

• Help us get the program defined - that will allow us to create a website.

• Disclaimer? Protection of sacred sites. Support of other ahupua‘a websites.

• Help in planning of website—money for planning time. Help from Doug on how to do this (or possibly be willing to communicate with our tech person).

• Keep going.

• I will take this information back to the other Kumu/Kupuna in Hawaiian Studies. They may have questions, which I can forward to you.

• Enable a way to keep in touch with you and keep up with your needs/ideas for expansion in what you have and what is needed to capture the history.

4. Comments:

• I will share the information with others so that they will be aware of its existence.

• Mahalo for sharing your expertise with us. The children of Hawai‘i will be the beneficiaries.

• Well done!

• Mahalo nui loa.

• Thank you!!

• Mahalo for your time. My time was well spent.

• Thank you so much!!

• Thank you for this presentation.