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Knowledge and Experience - A Winning Combination!
The 30th AQPC Symposium will take place in Sherbrooke for 2009 from June 2-4 with the theme Knowledge and Experience - A Winning Combination. The AQPC chose this title to underline one of the major qualities of college education, the synergy between knowledge and experience. The call for papers will appear shortly on the AQPC website in English as well as French.2009-11-16 Benoit Bolduc (AQPC)
Let the CCDMD help you turn your project into a reality!
Producing academic materials of high quality adapted to the needs of both teachers and students of both the English-language and French-language colleges is the mandate of the CCDMD. The 2010 Call for Projects will shortly be online at the CCDMD site.2009-11-9 Lucie Lafond (CCDMD)
The Internet, Plagiarism and the IT Skills of Our Students
Studies indicate that students are looking for guidance in the responsible use of IT. To aid teachers in instilling the respect implicit in the citation of sources and copyright among their students, the college network has created three extremely useful resources.2009-11-2 Nicole Perreault (Réseau des REPTIC)
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Here is a podcast featuring Dr. Terry Anderson, professor and Canada Research Chair in Distance Education at Athabasca University, Canada’s Open University (34,000 students).
Mr. Anderson offered, last March 19, a keynote presentation called “Learning to Learn in Open Groups, Networks and Collectives” at the MATI conference at Université de Montréal.
In this interview, we go through his presentation, and he tells me how networks, social media and informal learning should be considered as part of people’s learning experience.
- Terry Anderson
I called him at Athabasca University in Alberta, did the phone interview computer through computer with Skype (no long distance fees), recorded the call with CallGraph and edited the interview with Audacity. All three softwares are free and Open Source.
La Vitrine Technologie-Éducation‘s mission is to promote and provide support for teachers and educational advisors in the integration of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in Quebec’s college network. We produce a bi-weekly newsletter which highlights the latest innovations in the field of ICT and learning.
After listening to the podcast, we would be pleased to know what you thought of the content of the podcast.
Please use the Comments section below to leave your answers.
Click on the arrow in the lighthouse image to listen to the podcast.
A Podcast on Learning in Open Groups,
Networks and Collectives
Topics mentioned in the podcast
- Terry’s Keynote Presentation on Learning to Learn in Open Groups, Networks and Collectives - www.slideshare.net/terrya/montreal-2009
- Terry’s Web Page at Athabasca University - cde.athabascau.ca/faculty/terrya.php
- Terry’s Blog called “Virtual Canuck” at Edublogs.org - terrya.edublogs.org
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