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TIGed e-courses this May
May 14, 2013 at 7pm to June 19, 2013 at 8:30pm – Online
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NYC Global Education Forum
May 29, 2013 from 6:30pm to 9pm – The Avenues World School
Notes
Global Project Database
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Global and Mobile Survey: Share Your Favorite Apps
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Kiva Team Global Education Collaborative
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The GEC Mission Statement
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Blog Posts
Our next step towards Personalized Learning
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Apple Distinguished Educator Kristi Meeuwse Talks Technology in Kindergarten
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Education Case Studies - Seeking Teachers
Posted by Amazing People Club on March 21, 2013 at 8:16pm
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Open University Initiatives in Developing Countries: What Works?
The research study seeks to evaluate a pedagogical model designed for an open university in Nepal, based on the geographical, regional and linguistic diversity of Nepalese learners. The resulting model will serve as a construct for open university initiatives in Nepal and in other developing countries.
The session will discuss my findings and experiences to date. As this is a very ‘exploratory’ project, findings may be surprising.
The presentation will be of interest to anyone involved in online learning and in particular those interested in the potential for online learning in developing countries. The Internet affords us a great opportunity to bring global knowledge to remote regions of the world.
Tags: Countries, Developing, Education, Global, Open, University
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Permalink Reply by Ingrid Bruynse on -
This looks like an interesting study.
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iEARNPermalink Reply by Ana Cristina Pratas on -
Hi Ingrid,
Warm thanks for your comment and expression of interest. Yes, it has been very challenging and demanding, however Susan and I are both keen in sharing our data and results, as they may provide blueprints for online education.
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Permalink Reply by Lucy Gray on -
Is this a proposal for the conference? If so, you must follow the directions posted in the call for proposals if you would like your proposal to be considered. Please carefully re-read the step by step directions posted here: http://www.globaleducationconference.com/page/2012-conference.
Please do not post conference proposals in the presenters' group; proposals should be posted in the discussion forum as per the aforementioned directions. Go to the Options button and delete this proposal from this group, please.
Thanks!
Lucy Gray
Conference Co-Chair
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