Regional Extension In-Service Training Via the Internet

Authors

Robert M. Lippert, Clemson UniversityFollow
Owen Plank, University of Georgia
Jim Camberato, Faculty of Soils and Land Resources
John Chastain, Clemson University

Volume

36

Issue

1

Abstract

Exclusive use of the Internet was utilized for a regional county Extension agent in-service training titled "Land Application of Animal Waste". The in-service training material for the two week session was posted on the World Wide Web. Ten specialists from South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama and 22 Extension agents from South Carolina and Georgia were engaged in Internet discussions focusing on the Web material and related personal experiences. In a post-training questionnaire, agent responses were strongly favorable to this form of training and indicated that the Internet can be an effective way of implementing an in-service Extension training for certain topics.

Recommended Citation

Lippert, R. M., Plank, O., Camberato, J., & Chastain, J. (1998). Regional Extension In-Service Training Via the Internet. The Journal of Extension, 36(1), Article 5. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol36/iss1/5