: glad you asked Joan

: text you read - which just suits me
: down to the ground!

: when you register for a class, you
: get an activation e mail which
: tells you what to do.

: then you can set up the delivery.
: theres a little circle to click -
: you can have all the e mails of
: the class delivered, or what I do
: is put the class in my
: 'favourites' bit and then click on
: it when I want to read. ( then I
: dont get overcome by e - mails)
: you can play with what suits you.

: the 'topic' or 'lesson' or
: 'discussion point ' ( I dont know
: what to call them as its all of
: those!!) is posted every day - or
: sometimes slower if every one is
: having a catch up.

: I find it really good because
: wherever we are in the world, and
: in different time zones, can
: follow the topic at times to suit
: us.

: I have always found the sharing
: aspect of class really magical,
: its like whenever we are all
: together we can bounce off ideas,
: share, learn. Participation really
: helps for me - yet if I am quiet
: its as powerful really

: on this page
: http://www.radiantrecovery.com/classes.htm

: the yahoo for smarties is
: really helpful!

: let us know how you get along!

: oh, and if you get a taste for
: classes - some work out really
: inexpensive. most of mine have
: been family clubbing up for my
: birthday and christmas presents
: Beats bath salts

Thanks so much for your help. I've successfully signed up for the free class and am really looking forward to it. Though, going through the process at Yahoo left me feeling pretty "computer illiterate". Well, I am learning, so that is good. Your idea for family gifts of classes is a very good one---I will keep that in mind.