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Sue Waters on Friday, March 13th 2009
In April I will be giving a keynote address to the TCC Worldwide Online Conference titled ‘Global Collaboration in the Web 2.0 World’. It’s focus will be on the types of collaborative projects educators are using with their students, the reasons why they become involved in these projects and the tools used for the collaboration.
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Sunday, December 14th 2008
This post is a quick overview of The Connected Trainer workshop (45 mins) that I presented with Simon Brown at Converge08. Since the participants were shown an overwhelming number of online tools throughout the conference we decided it was better for them to reflect on they could become more connected.
Survey of Workshop Participants
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Thursday, December 4th 2008
So far there has been 196 responses in my Personal Learning Network (PLN) Survey since it was created in October. And I know a lot of people are interested in what it all means and how I am using this information so let me explain.
About the PLN Survey
I’ve been doing a few presentations on building [...]
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Thursday, November 27th 2008
Next week I will be in Melbourne (from 3-7th December) for Converge 08 and will be doing two presentations:
How Tweet IT is! PD in the 21st Century
The Connected Trainer – presenting with Simon Brown
Emphasis of both will be on different aspects of personal learning networks (PLNs). I will also be sharing the results of [...]
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Sunday, November 16th 2008
Jo Hart facilitated an amazing session on tips for making virtual classrooms such as Elluminate more interactive at this week’s free online PD. Here is the link to the recording if you want to check it out.
Our next Friday session will also be on virtual classrooms but this time participants will be given the [...]
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Thursday, October 2nd 2008
I’m going to be doing a series of presentation on Personal Learning Networks (PLN) over the next few months. With these types of presentation I like to to demonstrate the importance of PLNs by asking my network to help me.
For my previous presentation I asked my readers a series of questions on PLN. [...]
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Friday, September 12th 2008
Let’s be honest, I’m not sure about others, but I don’t expect gifts when I do presentations but it’s always nice to receive. But I usually give them away (usually to a participant) ’cause I don’t drink.
But thanks to Kerry J I received the absolute prefect presentation gift for EDNA’s Blogging – it’s a [...]
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Saturday, July 19th 2008
Thanks to everyone who helped me demonstrate the power of personal learning networks for my presentation yesterday. Your comments, tips and advice were THE essential part of my presentation because I wanted to demonstrate a personal learning network in action to show how it extends our learning and reflection beyond what is normally achieved [...]
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Wednesday, July 9th 2008
I’d really love your help to demonstrate the importance of personal learning networks so I’m hoping you will help me with my presentation by sharing your thoughts.
The Background
I’m doing a presentation for Educational Computing Association of Western Australia (ECAWA) State Conference next Friday to overview the ways educators can use online tools to forge personal [...]
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Posted by
Sue Waters on Monday, October 29th 2007
After 3 weeks on the conference circuit, at 5 different conferences/workshops (8 days of which were away from home) I now have a good feel for what works/what doesn’t for me — and can focus on these when preparing to do my own presentations. [Image by quinncd]
Thanks to everyone who took the time to post [...]
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