Krik?

You know something worth teaching.

This form is how it becomes a course. About ten minutes, and there is nothing to prepare. We ask what you want to teach and roughly how you would lay it out. You record later, out loud, at your own pace.

Who is teaching Your name Email Where you work, or where you are Whatever you would want under your name. A university, a city, a kitchen.

What it is

Which subject is it closest to?

History · Istwa The revolution, the occupation, the diaspora, the archive Arts · Atizana Music, painting, drapo, writing, story, and craft Cooking · Kizin Cooking, baking, and the food of home Religion · Vodou The religion, its service, and what it actually is Something else The four doors are doors, not the whole house.

If something else, what?

Which language will you teach in?

Kreyòl Français English

Pick the one you think in. We do not translate. A course taught in the language you reason in is a better course, and it will find its students.

What would you call it? A working title is fine. Who is it for, and what will they be able to do afterwards? Two or three sentences. Someone deciding whether to enroll should be able to tell from this whether it is for them.

How you would lay it out One lesson per line, in the order you would teach them Their titles, in your words. If you have taught this before, this is your syllabus. If not, it is however you would explain the subject to someone starting from nothing. Six to twelve is the usual shape.

Roughly how long would each lesson run if you were speaking it?

Under 10 minutes 10 to 20 minutes 20 to 40 minutes Longer than 40 minutes

Anything else Anything we should know, or want to ask?

Nothing is committed by sending this. We read it and come back to you, and you see the whole lesson list before you record anything.

Kiltinou

Courses taught by Haitian and Haitianist scholars. KiltiNou is an imprint of Rasanblaj Media Group.

A sister project to Istwanou Academy and Istwanou.