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Welcome! Glad you’re here.

Questions you might have: First Answers:
What can I do at this web site? If you are a visitor, you can “poke around” into anything here that might interest you. You could follow graphic links from the “Welcome” page, you could exploit the structure of the horizontal “pull down” menus, or follow organized links in the left and right sidebars. The list of IPS Threads (research) post-links in the right sidebar will grow over time. The Web Log of posts, “Post Log,” is under the pull down “Welcome” menu.
Do I have to register to use it? No, not to examine, print or download materials. As IPS Threads are published, comments will be enabled. If, at that time, you want to comment on any post or article, you will need to identify yourself with a name and email address. Administration will read your message and respond as best it can.
Do I need register to print? Not at this time. The button’s there to be used, but site content will change with time. It certainly would be OK to offprint samples and examples to share with colleagues and students, whether in paper or in a digital presentation. We encourage that (and suggest you skim the post, “Printing” in the right sidebar).
But suppose I want to write my own post, can I do that? Not yet. But if an interest in such use of the site is expressed, we plan to accommodate it.
Would I have to pay? No. That’s not expected; it’s certainly not required.
The last comments were made 12 years ago. Curious? Here’s why: International hackers got control of my site and buried a porn site on it. After clearing out the trash (thanks to Goggle for noticing and the help), I am more careful.
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  1. A visitor recently made this comment:

    Hi, thanks for sharing. I’m wondering if it’s OK to copy some of the text in my site?

    The admin replied:

    Hi, My friend. Thanks for your interest. Our policy is in the “Guests” and “How to” posts;
    from “Guests” above:
    “It certainly would be OK to offprint samples and examples to share
    with colleagues and students, whether in paper or in a digital presentation.
    We encourage that…”

    from “How_to:”
    Q: Can I copy some of these documents and share them with others, e.g. students?
    A: Sharing this research is also the intention. The site materials are copyrighted.
    Please respect that. [It’s easy: the footer contains a copyright notice, as does each
    printed page.]

    You can see the copyright notice in the footer of NLCSA.net. You could just copy
    that and append it to the text you copy. (of course, you might not like the color.)
    Then copy this:

    ©2013, Robert W. Lawler for Natural Learning Case Study Archives. All rights reserved.

    What is the nature of your site? What are your objectives?
    You can send this info privately to me at RWLawler@nlcsa.net
    Keep it simple.

    I propose you keep THIS reply as our approval of your request and that I add
    a comment similar to this to another post. Doing it that way will preserve
    your anonymity and clarify our policy generally. Thanks, and…

    Best regards,
    admin, NLCSA.net

    • Thanks. The original was in html. Here I use WordPress for easier maintenance
      by others when I shuffle off this mortal coil.

    • You’re welcome, and thanks to you also. When there is much detail
      it must be well put together if anyone is to understand. Cordial regards.

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