Tuesday, 26 May 2009

Web 2.0 opportunities for teachers and their students

I'm meeting with key Bishops (Diocesan College) staff tomorrow to present on how teachers and students can benefit from web 2.0's novel affordances. The presentation is at http://www.slideshare.net/TravisNoakes/web-20-for-teachers-and-students-at-diocesan-college-bishops.

I'm presenting with Fred Roed, CEO of World Wide Creative (click here for his neat presentation on How Can Small Business Use Social Media To Stand Out In A Crowded Marketplace). We're looking forward to exchanging ideas with the school!

N.B. Another interesting presentation on web2.0 and academia is How Social Networks Are Changing Academic PR, Marketing and Alumni Relations.
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  1. Travis Noakes3 June 2009 at 10:16

    You should also view Steve Vosloo's presentation on "Broadband for education (bb4edu) in SA" at http://innovatingeducation.wordpress.com/2009/04/02/broadband-for-education-bb4edu-in-sa/

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