About me
Living on the east side of Christchurch with my partner Marie. Arrived from the UK in Jan '97 for an OE and forgot to go back. Now proudly NZ citizens and experts at dealing with earthquake related insurance claims.
Taught secondary science/physics for 23 years, latterly as DP at Linwood College, only interrupted with a spell at the local MoE.
Rapt to be working with CORE Education as part of TeToi Tupu and looking forward to working with South Island schools in 2013.
Hi there
Thanks for joining the West Coast group. I am intending to do a VLN PLD session on Thursday so hope to get a few more members!
:-)
Allanah
Kia ora Ray, thank you for joining the Leading Effective e-Learning group. It is envisioned that these groups will become a central hub for a community of like-minded educators - focused on growing e-learning leadership, to impact change for our priority learners.
You might like to take a few moments to introduce yourself, tell us where you're from, share a photo or perhaps your mihi in this Southern thread [/discussion/view/827584].
You might also be interested in conversations about 'what makes an e-learning leader' [/discussion/view/835077]. We'd love to hear your views.
These are great ways to establish and connect a community online, so we'd love to hear from you. Ngā mihi nui, Tess :-)
Kia ora Ray - Thank you for your comment on my BROfessionalism blog. I just thought I'd share some thoughts there, so appreciate that you've taken some ideas from it. Will catch up sometime f2f for a yarn. Thanks again
Kia ora Ray and welcome to the VLN.
I see you have begun joining groups, perhaps I can suggest some others for you.
You might like to join the "Getting started on the VLN" group, here you will find a wealth of tips to help you get the most out of the VLN.
/groups/profile/25604/getting-started-on-the-vln/
Each fortnight we compile the e-learning round-up on the blog, with snippets of what's happening - you can read it here.[/blog/group/118255/all].
Looking forward to working with you online.
Ngā mihi nui, nā Catriona.