When: 29 May 2013
Venue: Blackboard Elluminate | 3.45pm - 4.45pm
Fees: free
Contact: Karen Melhuish Spencer
A huge thanks to those of you who attended yesterday's webinar, with particular thanks to Karen Morganand Tania Savage who generously gave their time to prepare and share their stories of managing e-learning resourcing as leaders in their schools.
For those who were unable to attend - or if you want to experience it all again! - here is the recording link (Firefox/Safari are preferable to Chrome):
The powerpoint slides are also available below:
Some of the key points that we covered (and there were plenty) included:
There were also practical examples of how two schools have managed the resourcing process - always good to peep through the doorway at how other schools are managing, both in primary and seocndary.
Thanks again to all who attended and shared their ideas and comments. It's always good to come together from across NZ to kick thoughts around together, as well as in online forums such as this one.
And let's keep the examples and queries rolling in this kōrero, too.
Comments
I am particulalry interested in how leaders can address equity of access issues between levels and subjects in 21st century secondary schools when all learning areas seem to be wanting to access e-learning resources al the time.
Many thanks, Alison. I'll add it to the registeration details. If you'd like to attend, it would be great if you could complete the form above, if you haven't already done so:) See you there!
Hi Karen,
I am trying to register but I'm not sure if my completed application has gone through.
I would like to register for the webinar but cannot access the bottom of the form. Thanks
Thanks, Michelle and Frank,
Sorry you had an issue with the form. You can access the form online using this link, too, if that's easier: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/17tg0qThOsNcNQWYfmvBTcLtrdrDqT9ce3ABQ_-qrTio/viewform
Let me know if you still have issues - I'll make sure you are registered one way or the other:)
Cheers
Karen
Thanks Karen, it's worked.
Michelle
I'm really interested in how to keep e-learning REAL- using it to deepen understanding and enrich inquiry....beyond the world of gaming which so many children are already familiar with!
Thanks for your comment, Anne-Marie:) I invite you to register for the session if you'd like to participate. Hope to see you there!