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A place to discuss the ongoing development of the VLN Website. Got a suggestion? Join this group Go to Group Discussion > Add a topic Post your suggestion in a new thread ...
This group will contain the new LCO Handbook which is currently in development. It will be available soon .... This handbook was started in 2002 as a guide for rural secondary schools...
Located in the Manawatu, New Zealand and comprised of 6 schools, Te Apiti is a 2010 - 2012 ICT professional development cluster. Our schools are: Russell Street, Roslyn, Riverdale, Ashhurst, North Street and Halcombe. Director: David ReardonFacilitator: Lyn Ross
Working group focusing on Communications for the VLNC. Key priorities are the development & maintenance of our public website, streamlining communications within the VLNC & promoting the VLNC to the wider community. Our working group brief is on Google Docs.
This group is a place to find or request help with using the VLN Online Community and Programmes of Learning Area. If you would like to make suggestions about how this service could be improved, or have bugs to report then head over to the VLN Development Group.
...d more help? Go to Help and start a thread in the discussion. Got a suggestion to make the VLN easier to use? Go to the VLN Website development group and post a query in the...
This group is for anyone interested in using Adobe Connect within their online teaching programmes.
A literacy group which is linked to the professional development clusters on literacy across the curriculum running in 2011 in the southern region. This will give leaders access to resource material to support PD in your own school.
...luster members are Aoraki Mt Cook School, Lake Tekapo School and Twizel Area School. Together we have embarked on a three year ICT Professional Development Learning Journey. We are now...
Te Manawa Pou is an online te reo Māori professional learning and development (PLD) programme . Te Manawa Pou aims to improve the quality of teaching and learning of te reo Māori in En...