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A bit about me
I am a high school principal, now working in IT in the Department of Education, NSW.
Along with many baby boomer types, I have have been online since the early 90s. I have kept up with learning technologies since that time.
I have been enthusiastically researching web 2.0 tools for learning since early 2007.
I have my favourites- google tools, delicious, Twitter, SlideShare and so on.
I have a blog and wiki however I must confess I am a bit lazy with regard to both of these valuable learning applications.
I have joined quite a few ning groups too. It takes quite a bit of prompting for me to sustain this higher level professional networking commitment.
Along with many baby boomer types, I have have been online since the early 90s. I have kept up with learning technologies since that time.
I have been enthusiastically researching web 2.0 tools for learning since early 2007.
I have my favourites- google tools, delicious, Twitter, SlideShare and so on.
I have a blog and wiki however I must confess I am a bit lazy with regard to both of these valuable learning applications.
I have joined quite a few ning groups too. It takes quite a bit of prompting for me to sustain this higher level professional networking commitment.
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The 2nd international Conference on African Culture and Development will be in Accra,Ghana(15th-18th November)
The theme of this year's conference is Culture and the Millinium Development Goals.
Please visit-www.icacdafrica.org for registration
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Your input was well appreciated.
Helen
Caroline
So good to have you here. Have you had a chance to register for any of the events? You may see some familiar names like Anne Mirtschin (murcha) and Tony Richards (ITMadeSimple). We would love to hear some of you thoughts in our discussions during the conference.
Helen