Showing posts with label development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label development. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Paraskevi Andreopoulou

Paraskevi Andreopoulou

Paraskevi Andreopoulou, Greece, Private Language School, Language Teaching

Foreign Language Schools 'P.D. Andreopoulou". Diploma in TEFL / TESL Saint Michael's College, Colchester, Vermont, U.S.A. Cambridge DELTA Diploma Holder (University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations). MAPDLE student- NILE- Leeds Metropolitan University, U.K.

Student-Sharing
An interactive link between classroom teachers, our students work-oriented technology in our digital age to broaden their horizons, to record and present their work collectively and digital, which will familiarize them with the technology and prepare them as "comprehensive entities" to the growing demands of the international market.

Theme: education, information technology, language, literature, skills, development

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

James Eagen

James Eagen

James Eagen, USA, Independent, Primary, Secondary

Middle School Principal in a number of Independent Schools from coast to coast. Believe we need to innovate, collaborate, and integrate in order to motivate and better relate.

MPH In The Middle - currently offline
A place to discuss schools, kids, parents, and teaching as well as the changing world of 21st Century education.

Theme: middle school, technology, collaboration, independent, NAIS, development, social, emotional, educational, creativity, leadership, children, english, web 2.0, digital, academic

Friday, August 6, 2010

Gabriela Cordon

Gabriela Cordon

Gabriela Cordon, Guatemala, Art, Social Integration Through Creative Expression

Dancer/Choreographer. Director of La Cambalacha - art school for rural indigenous children and youth in Guatemala.

Tzikin - Gabriela Cordon
Personal stories about running an art school in rural Guatemala.

Theme: Education, Guatemala, Volunteer, development, Art, Culture

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Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Robert Hohmann

Robert Hohmann

Robert Hohmann, Germany, Further

Robert is the initiator of the Learning Managers Network and a seasoned learning management practitioner leveraging a track record on the convergence of learning, technology, and business operations across multiple businesses and cultures.

Learning Managers Network
Allay the information overload for learning professionals working on the front lines. Updates delivered via Learning Managers Network's Facebook Wall.

Theme: corporate learning, learning management and operations, design and development, technologies and tools, skills for the workplace

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Jairo Alberto Galindo C

Jairo Alberto Galindo C

Jairo Alberto Galindo C., Bogotá, Colombia, Secundaria, Universitaria, Investigación, Linguistica, Lengua Castellana, Semiotica, Didáctica

Profesor Universitario (investigador), trabajo en investigación, capacitación y desarrollo de didácticas y procesos de comunicación mediados por las TIC. Mis áreas de especialización tocan la semiótica, la pedagogía y la didáctica en TIC.

Escritura Digital
Un espacio en el que confluyen la reflexión, el análisis y la difusión de avances y "estados del arte" en el campo de la lingüística, la comunicación y los lenguajes, desde el enfoque de un docente inquieto por la tecnología.

Theme: tecnologia, linguistica, interfases, desarrollo

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Sunday, January 10, 2010

Jeff May

Jeff May

Jeff May, Canada, Training, Adult, Corporate, Development

Jeff May is president of The May Development Group Inc. Most recently he has been working with Canada’s largest corporate training organization in the role of Director of Learning Services. Jeff also teaches management development and organizational behaviour courses at Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology located in Toronto, Ontario, and at Canadore College of Applied Arts and Technology located in North Bay, Ontario.

He earned a Master of Education degree from Nipissing University in North Bay, Ontario, and an honours B.A. in economics from Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario. Jeff currently resides in Orangeville, Ontario, Canada, with his wife Maria and their two teenage children.

PARTNER - currently offline
Discussions about training and development.

Theme: training, development, learning, e-learning, corporate

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Renee L. Robbins

Renee L. Robbins

Renee L. Robbins, USA, Adult, Social Learning Theory

Renee L Robbins is a learning professional from Chicago, IL. She graduated with a degree in adult learning theory from DePaul University and most recently managed the internal education program at Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America.

She has a passion for social media and is committed to exploring ways to leverage emerging technologies to enhance the learner experience.

Learning Putty - currently offline
How do you fill a learning gap? With learning putty!
This blog addresses how you can use the tools of social media to enhance the effectiveness of your training and development programming. Primarily for adult education but the theories can be applied to other age groups as appropriate.

Theme: social learning, social media, training, learning, development, corporate learning, social learning theory, distance learning, online learning

Thursday, January 15, 2009

John Kenworthy

John Kenworthy

John Kenworthy, Singapore, Adult, Leadership

I design and delivery effective experiential learning interventions using sports and advanced learning technologies. I am passionate about developing people and making a difference in their lives.

GAINMORE Advantage
Articles and musings about leadership. personal development, life in Christ and generally about how you can gain more advantage in your leadership, life, business and golf.

Theme: leadership, training, development, coaching, influence, attitude, goals, vision, learning, agility, review, motivation

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Friday, October 10, 2008

Sarah Horrigan

Sarah Horrigan

Sarah Horrigan, UK, Higher Education, Tertiary

I am an eLearning Developer working for Nottingham Trent University in the United Kingdom, developing uses for various learning technologies and working with academics on curriculum redesign in a Higher Education context.

I have also worked for the Open University for the past 8 years on a variety of online courses focusing on learning online, networked living, web design and digital photography.

Kinda Learning
A blog focusing on the web and education; its uses, misuses and general commentary on various types of learning in the UK. Interested especially in online, blended and distance learning.

Theme: education, technology, development, reflection, speculation, debate, learning, HE, elearning

Sunday, March 23, 2008

John Connell

John Connell

John Connell, Scotland, UK, All Sectors

I am an Education Strategist and Business Development Manager working for Cisco Systems across the Emerging Markets (Latin America, Africa, Middle East, Eastern Europe, Russs, CIS). Before joining Cisco I worked for 26 years in Scottish education, as a primary teacher, primary headteacher, local government officer and national government policy adviser.

From 2001 until I joined Cisco at the start of 2007, I developed the initial specification and then led the Scottish Schools Digital Network programme (SSDN, now known as Glow).

I am Learner
Wide ranging interests but with a focus on education, technology and development.

Theme: education, technology, development, philosophy, politics, economics, history, speculation, debate, learning, rationality, scottish

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