Aimee Tiu Wu

Aimee Tiu Wu, USA, Adult

I'm Aimee Tiu Wu from LearnLong Institute. I’m a higher education professional, adult educator and mother with a doctorate in adult education and leadership from Teachers College Columbia University.

Inspired by St. John Baptist de la Salle, my educational philosophy is "teaching minds, touching hearts and transforming lives". My goal is to help learners see the best in themselves, leverage their strengths and support their learning to become lifelong learners.

LearnLong Blog
Advancing the art of lifelong education & continuous learning.

Theme: adult learning, lifelong learning, leadership development, experiential learning, transformative learning

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Dipesh Dulal

Dipesh Dulal, Nepal, All Sectors, Distance, Lifelong Learning, Education for Sustainable Development

Dipesh is environmental educator and also works in projects for teacher development in environmental education and sustainability education. He founded Nepalese Teacher Network for Sustainable Education and has inspired many other edubloggers from Nepal.

Nepalese Teacher Network for Sustainable Education
Nepalese Teacher Network for Sustainable Education (NTNSE) is the online and offline network of Nepalese teachers, teacher trainees and stakeholders for sharing ideas, views, opportunities, experiences and expertise for making this world a better place to live.

NTNSE started as the informal group of Nepalese teachers in 2009. We have been organising offline leadership sessions, experience sharing meetings and online blog (this website) since then. Many Nepalese teachers. teacher trainees and stakeholders have been joining the network.

Skype : dipesh.dulal
Facebook : dulal.dipesh
Twitter: dipeshdulal
Linkedin: http://np.linkedin.com/in/dipeshdulal
Nepalese Teacher Network for Sustainable Education: http://www.nepaleseteacher.org
Sustainable Education Group - Nepal: http://www.seg.org.np

Theme: ESD, education for sustainable development, nepalese teachers

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Marina Prete

Marina Prete, Italy, Primary, Adult, English FL

Teacher in a primary school; teacher trainer: I teach both English to colleagues (they have to reach B1) and methodology for primary school teaching.

Reach your B1
It is a blog for a group of Italian primary school teachers, who are going to be tested for B1 level; following the posts, they should be able to continue their self learning.

English Materials
This is a blog for primary school children, who can revise, practice, play with English. There is something for teachers and parents as well. I often use this blog with the IWB, because there are a lot of ready to use materials.

Theme: english learning, english lessons, B1, adult education, self learning, Italian primary teachers, lifelong learning, teacher education, english for young learners, efl, iwb, clil, english teaching

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S Corpron

S Corpron, USA, Secondary, Literature

I'm a retired English teacher. Over 33 years, my husband and I have lived in Seattle, Indonesia, Thailand, India and Madagascar. I have a BA in English and teaching from the University of Washington, and a MEd in Ed Tech from Idaho State University.

In Nuce: Literature and Language Geekland
A blog about classical literature, composition, and language offering downloads, links and commentary for students, teachers, home-school moms, and life-long learners.

Theme: literature, literary, literacy educational resources, language, English, classical, education, reading, writing, composition, homeschool, life-long learning, teaching, books, authors, technology

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Ann Walker

Ann Walker, England, UK, Adult Education, Adult and Community Learning

Adult education enthusiast, campaigner & Director for Education at Workers' Educational Association - voluntary sector charity in the UK.

WEA Director for Education's Blog
Blogs from an adult and community learning charity - adult education, campaigns, widening participation, education for a social purpose.

Theme: adult education, campaigns, widening participation, education for a social purpose, lifelong learning, community learning

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Don Eade

Don Eade, Australia, Adult, Adult Community Education

With a photographic history longer than he cares to remember, much of it in advertising, promotion and publishing, Don has now embraced the Web and found his photographic knowledge a huge advantage. He has also discovered a love of teaching that shines through in classes that are different and effective.

"I get a huge kick out of imparting knowledge that literally changes lives for the better". His classes cover photography and the Web.

ACEclasses - currently offline
As ACE teachers. We all have one thing in common – passion! We are passionate about people, passionate about life, passionate about passing on the practical experience we have gained over the years, passionate about helping you improve your interests, your income, and your life.

Theme: adult community education, lifelong learning, continuing education

Vasilis Sotiroudas

Vasilis Sotiroudas, Greece, Adult, Adult Education

I am an a IT professor at secondary education and an adult educator for more than 12 years now.

Adults Education
The only Greek blog for Adults Education which has an everyday updated content.

Theme: adult education, IT, computers, lifelong learning, e-learning

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A.A. Karim

A.A. Karim, Malaysia, Tertiary, Education

Dr Alias A. Karim is a Professor in Food Technology at the School of Industrial Technology, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia. Currently he lectures on Food Processing and Preservation, Physical Properties of Foods and Food Ingredients but in the last 16 years he has taught most of the food science subjects in the curriculum.

He always aspires to be a good educator as well as a good researcher. Enthusiasm, commitment and creativity are the three elements that best define him as a teacher. Prof Karim believes that teaching is an exciting adventure in which both the teacher and the students participate and cooperate to achieve a common goal. He has great interest in using Internet as an alternative medium for learning and teaching.

He has developed a comprehensive e-learning course/portal and a special website called “Virtual Food Science & Technology Library”. He has also developed and maintained a few websites and blogs related to teaching/learning and research.

Currently he is involved as a trainer in the technology-mediated learning workshop. In 2002, he received the inaugural USM’s Excellent Educator Award and Hall of Fame Award under the same category from the university. He is also the recipient of National Academic Award in 2008 for teaching category.

One Stop Learning
This blog is basically a repository of resources as well as articles related to teaching and learning. This is my humble attempt to put together useful links, articles, websites, presentations, videos, etc. in one place -- for my own reference and for those who are interested to learn more about teaching and learning

Theme: teaching, learning, lifelong learning, presentation skill, education, technology

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Carrie Hunter

Carrie Hunter, Canada, Adult, Lifelong Learning

PhD student at University of British Columbia studying Lifelong Learning and the Knowledge-based Economy. Previous: chemistry teacher and trainer in the pharmaceutical industry.

LLL and the KBE
Reflections and summaries of readings about LLL and the KBE. Updated daily.

Theme: lifelong learning, higher education, continuing education, knowledge based economy

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Tristram Shepard

Tristram Shepard, UK, Secondary, Further, Tertiary, Lifelong

Consultant for an e-portfolio research and development project. An educational technologist with a particular interest in technology education. A technology educationalist with a special interest in educational technology.

All Change Please!
Amongst other things, a record of the almost continuous misleading media reports of ill-informed political statements about the future of education and the unquestioning belief in the value of an old-fashioned academic education for all.

Theme: change in education, academic and vocational divide, e-assessment, new technology

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Leodis Scott

Leodis Scott, USA, Adult, Continuing Education

Leodis Scott is cofounder and research scholar at LearnLong Institute for Education and Learning Research, an educational think-tank in adult, higher, and continuing education. Leodis received his doctorate in education from Teachers College-Columbia University. His interests includes learning cities, lifelong learning, and academic analytics.

LearnLong Blog
To advance the discussion of continuing education and lifelong learning across the world.

Theme: adult learning, blended learning, continuing education, costs & loans, distance learning, hobbies, how-to, lifelong learning, non-traditional students, online learning, professional organizations, research, self-directed learning, traditional students, workplace learning

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Chris

Chris, France, Adult, Lifelong Learning

Originally from a technical background, went back to university first to do a degree in Psychology and Applied Linguistics, then on to do a masters MA.ed., in Education Science - specialised in Lifelong Learning and adult learning.

I then followed a coach training course at L'école Supérieure de Commerce de Toulouse over a period of 18 months, qualified TEFL at University of Central Lancashire and DTEFL at University of Edinburgh.

I have worked in Poland and in France in roles that include training, facilitation and coaching.

Business owner based in South Western France and working globally on projects as varied as individual and team business coaching, Blended Learning integration into organisational learning, Soft Skills training, and social media integration in knowledge management, organisational learning and team or group working.

My hobbies include, skiing, sailing, cycling, gastronomy, wine, learning & personal development, Web 3,0, I am also a part time acrylics and watercolour artist.

I love to network with people and to learn about new technologies and especially the application of new technologies to learning.

Lifelong Social Learning Blog - currently offline
Exploration of Lifelong Learning in all its facets, especially from a collaborative / social learning approach to personal development and soft skills for life.

Theme: lifelong learning, learning, elearning, blended learning, soft skills, coaching, language learning, time management,social media, social learning

Donelle O'Brien

Donelle O'Brien, California, USA, K-12, Educational Technology

I'm a teacher in California, working at a charter school, serving students in grades K-12. Lifelong learning and innovative teaching are my passion. I love seeing how technology, creativity, and forward thinking can combine to engage students and turn them into lifelong learners.

Lifelong Learning 2.0 - currently offline
Blogging about Edtech, Web 2.0, Innovative Teaching, Social Networking, Lifelong Learning, and Random Thoughts!

Theme: edtech, web2.0, lifelong learning, education, educational technology

Barbara Bray

Barbara Bray, USA, All Sectors, Professional Development, 21st Century Skills

I am an educational consultant, writer, and Owner/President of My eCoach. I write a regular column on professional development for OnCUE and coordinate the PDQs (Professional Development Quick Tips) for Techlearning. My focus is on adult learning, coaching, and online communities.

Rethinking Learning
Conversations about the future of teaching and learning.

Theme: 21st century skills, professional development, online learning communities, lifelong Learning, coaching, innovation

Joel C. Yuvienco

Joel C. Yuvienco, Philippines, Lifelong Learning

Joel was educated in Statistics and Law at the University of the Philippines. While doing his MBA at the University of Liverpool in 1995, he found himself in the midst of the first growth spurt of the Internet or Web 1.0 which allowed him to explore its evolving usefulness in collaborative projects.

A "tweener" straddling the Baby Boomer and X Generations, he is a strong believer in Information and Communications Technology as a potent tool to bridge cultural/generational differences. For close to 15 years he had worked in the government and the private sector until he decided to cross over to the academe doing what he loved doing: Innovative Teaching and Research.

You can read his random ruminations about Technology, Economics and Society at Ad Astra. He lives in the suburbs of Manila with his wife, Tessa their children Joelle, Tris, Marcky and their dog Mocha.

Ad Astra
Random Ruminations of an Evolutionary Technologist.

Theme: social media, web 2.0, social software

Diane Cordell

Diane Cordell, USA, K-12, Adult, Library

New York State certified School Library Media Specialist, working as a K-12 teacher/librarian in a small rural district in upstate New York. Part-time editor & facilitator for CyberSmart!

Journeys
Adventures in learning & life: educational issues, literature, lifelong learning.
Twitter: @dmcordell

Theme: web 2.0, teaching, education, literature, lifelong learning