At the Informatology Conference in London next week, I'm running a short Twitter Workshop for those who are new to Twitter, so I've just completed the (stand-alone) presentation. The Twitter Workshop slideset is embedded below.  Twitter Workshop View more from Jane Hart . You I've uploaded it to Slideshare and embedded the 3 YouTube videos I refer to, within it.  It's currently being featured on their home page.

Harold Jarche, Michele Martin and I are pleased to announce a new workshop offering that relates to the recent posts on Tool Set 2009 and to the issues of Work Literacy . Work Literacy Skills Workshop Was the last formal training you had on knowledge work skills the use of a card catalog and microfiche reader? We are left trying to figure out where all these new tools fit in our day-to-day work You aren't alone in that. While there has been incredible innovation in tools and methods that support personal work and learning over the past 10 years, most of us have had a hard

Link to Stephen Downes Homepage All His Papers All His Presentation Slides + KL Workshop Slides Blogs - OLDaily & Half an Hour Web 1.0 = Read Web 2.0 = Read -Write Web 3.0 = Read -Write - Research Web 4.0 = Read -Write - Research - Rambo! At last I got to meet Stephen Downes in person and attend one of his workshops. I got to become his personal bodyguard (I mean assistant) during this 2-day workshop in Kuala Lumpur (14th - 15th January). Better yet, due to a secret arrangement (Not telling!) You can see me on the picture

Tags: Presentations & Workshops Learning Ecosyste The term "learning ecosystem" seems to be popping up every couple of weeks at the moment. Now that may be because I'm leading a session on it at the Learning Technologies conference . So I'm just noticing it more.

Today I had the pleasure of leading a full day workshop with very enthusiastic participants at the Online Educa Berlin 2009 conference. This blog was the joint working space for the workshop as everyone was a collaborator. The full day workshop was divided into 4 session, one of which was a totally 'walk to talk' or hands-on session in which all the participants roamed through the streets and the building building a mobile project. The number of participants was limited to 20 enabling us all to network and exchange our knowledge with the other participants. For this occasion

Alright, the actual title for the 2-day workshop was: E-Learning Implementation and Web 2.0 Technologies in the Higher Education Sector The main objective of this hands-on practical workshop was to develop an understanding of the implementation and application of e-learning technologies within an institution of higher education. This workshop was actually more intended for academics new to e-learning , rather than learning freaks like me. "Students who ask better questions, are independent learners, deep thinkers and ethical leaders of the future" - NTU's Greatest Achievement WHY GO?

The presentation below is based on one I did for a workshop a few weeks back. Tags: Presentations & Workshops School It tries to pull together a whole bunch of ideas from around the world, to show how education is changing. It's designed to be a stimulus for further thought and discussion. Open presentation in a new window Original post from Learning Conversations . ...Tags:

I continue to run my Social Media in Learning Workshops, of which the 6 week Social Learning in Your Organisation online workshop is proving to be quite popular. I've been presenting to a lot of groups recently where many of those in the audience were not social media tools users. Having talked about the importance of social media tools for learning and that, in my opinion, all learning professionals needed to be social-media-savvy in order to advise on their use within learning and performance support, I have been constantly asked by participants where they could go for a quick,

Jay is a wise man using humor to spice up any workshop and at this occasion he was wearing a yellow tie and suspenders. The workshop is taken a complete day, but unfortunately I had a deadline to meet in the afternoon, so what follows is only on the first part of the day (before lunch). Jay Cross had asked me to be one of the 'guides' during the workshop. The audience was very diverse but all with an eLearning perspective and their social media background as well. A

WISE Pedagogy will offer its sixth annual pre-conference workshop at the January 2010 conference for the Association for Library & Information Science Education (ALISE) in Boston. This workshop will be open to all interested conference attendees, especially doctoral students and new online instructors. Related posts: WISE Introduction to Online Pedagogy Workshop: On-Demand Learning Learning CC licensed photo, "Digitage Web 2.0" 34; via Flickr by ocean.flynn