Yesterday’s post Ninging? Blogging? How Do We Best Support Needs Of Educators When Doing Professional Development? added more thoughts and voices to blogging vs ning. Thanks everyone for your comments — I suggest you check out their feedback. And once again I would like to thank both Graham and Clay for inspiring this [...]
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Make It Interactive, Engaging and Model Use of Tools! Will I Crash and Burn?
I have agreed to do an online session (using Elluminate) on “Video in E-learning” for e-Tips n Tools for the 2007 Australian E-learning Networks.
Mine is a “how to” session on video, for one hour, and I have to keep in mind these sessions are aimed towards beginners. Oh did I mention they have [...]
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Tags: Professional Development
How Do We Get Others To BUY IN? To Make Them Go The Extra Miles With E-learning?
The other week I received an email to a presentation for school teachers on e-learning, which I agreed without hesitation, at no cost, because:
Funnily enough it is the high school my oldest son attends (emotional attachment)
I am responsible for auspicing their aquaculture program at the school i.e the teacher delivers VET qualifications at the [...]
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Tags: Professional Development
The importance of getting out
My friend Phillip worries that I do not get out enough, so I convinced him to let me visit and watch him facilitate professional development for his Learnscope project (titled iTubes YouTubes) at AMES at West Coast TAFE (they offer English for Migrant courses). He was a bit concerned as to whether I would [...]
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Tags: Professional Development
Tips of the Trade
My Tools of the Trade post has been fairly popular (Web 2.0 tools that I recommend for lecturers and why) so I thought I would follow it up with Tips of the Trade (i.e. basic strategies I use to empower lecturers with some Tools of the Trade). Also worth checking out My EveryDay tools [...]
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Tags: Professional Development
Reflective learnings and why it is important when doing professional development on e-learning for staff
At the project planning days last week for the Learnscope e-learning and WADET mobile technology Becky Sauders highlighted the importance of delivering effective PD to increase sustainable m-learning & e-learning uptake by uptaking. She especially touched on the importance of reflective learning; so this week I decided to try it with my workshop. [...]
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Use of peer coaching in e-learning professional development
Yesterday was m-learning, today was Learnscope e-learning Project Planning day.
Thank goodness for the Internet access on my PDA that meant I could multi-task i.e. listen to the presentations and participate in the activities while I researched more about the use of peer coaching (all Becky Saunders fault however that was the desired outcome). I suppose [...]
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Delivering effective PD to increase SUSTAINABLE m-learning & e-learning uptake by staff
My brain definitely feels overloaded today – give me technology any day!
Today was the Project Planning Day for all teams that were approved funding from WADET for Embedding m-learning projects. The funds are to be used for professional development to enable teams to gain the skills to embed the technology with their students. [...]
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