A few more places left for the November, 2011 6-week workshop on how to administrate your Moodle. Participants will receive free ongoing support for as long as they wish during and after the workshop. The workshop costs $150: http://www.integrating-technology.org/course/view.php?id=300
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
Livestream to the Digital Future of Higher Ed Conference for Free!
Livestream to the Digital Future of Higher Ed Conference for Free!
When: Starting 12:00 PM EST, Feb 22 (goes to 6:30 EST)
Video: http://www.tru.ca/digifuture (link on conference Webpage)
Twitter: use the #digifuture hashcode
Broadcast From: Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC, Canada (PST)
Understanding the digital future of higher education is not so much about the latest Web 2.0 and "net generation" trends as it is about the confluence of a wide range of factors --economic and political as well as technological and demographic. This conference provides an opportunity to explore questions raised by these interrelated developments. The event will also address the open and technically-mediated teaching that institutions, whether new or established, are increasingly expected to provide. Keynote presentations from international experts will be featured, including Dr. Tony Bates, author of Effective Teaching with Technology in Higher Education, and Professor Michael A. Peters, author of Knowledge Economy, Development and the Future of Higher Education. These presentations will be combined with discussion and debates involving researchers, practitioners and audience members, with reflections and responses from decision makers and stakeholders rounding out the day.
When: Starting 12:00 PM EST, Feb 22 (goes to 6:30 EST)
Video: http://www.tru.ca/digifuture (link on conference Webpage)
Twitter: use the #digifuture hashcode
Broadcast From: Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC, Canada (PST)
Understanding the digital future of higher education is not so much about the latest Web 2.0 and "net generation" trends as it is about the confluence of a wide range of factors --economic and political as well as technological and demographic. This conference provides an opportunity to explore questions raised by these interrelated developments. The event will also address the open and technically-mediated teaching that institutions, whether new or established, are increasingly expected to provide. Keynote presentations from international experts will be featured, including Dr. Tony Bates, author of Effective Teaching with Technology in Higher Education, and Professor Michael A. Peters, author of Knowledge Economy, Development and the Future of Higher Education. These presentations will be combined with discussion and debates involving researchers, practitioners and audience members, with reflections and responses from decision makers and stakeholders rounding out the day.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
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