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The Framework National Speaking Tour: Alan Levine

Posted by onlineteachernetwork on September 24, 2007


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Flyer Alan Levine ACT event flyer (PDF)

Author of CogDogBlog, Alan levine is hitting the ACT as part of this national speaking tour in October. You might recall Nancy White toured last October, with great success!

Alan’s keeping an “Aussie” blog for his tour, CogDogRoo.

Two topics Alan will discuss:

(i) “Being there” - being actively present in your online courses and approaching educational technologies with a sense of ‘wonder’, and

(ii) Trying out those Web 2.0 gems - just something small to get you started - Flickr, Delicious, YouTube, whatever!

More info via the AFLF website. Registration is a MUST!

We’ll see you there ;o)

[image: AFLF]

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2 Responses to “The Framework National Speaking Tour: Alan Levine”

  1.   :: ed(ge)ucation design :: » Blog Archive » Semapedia for situated learning experiences, strategically speaking? Says:
    September 24th, 2007 at 4:43 pm

    [...] to be able to talk more during your visit to the ACT, Alan, in line with your presentation on “being [...]

  2.   Nancy White Says:
    September 26th, 2007 at 12:16 am

    Don’t miss Alan - he’s fantastic!

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