dygonza ([info]dygonza) wrote,
@ 2005-10-16 20:26:00
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A wonderful webcast with Stephen Downes and Will Richardson

Dear All,

This was an exciting Sunday morning for me and many other webheads around the world. After our usual meeting at Tapped In, we headed to WorldBridges, which is becoming a routine every Sunday, too. But this time, Jeff and Dave had a great surprise for all of us, a live webcast with Stephen Downes and Will Richardson. I first heard of Stephen Downes back in 2002 while attending the Networking 2002 conference in Australia where some Webheads presented with Michael Coghlan about Croscultural communication (Btw, the icon I use on this blog won me a prize at this conference, a nice book on graphic organizers which was sent to me to Spain where I lived in those times). Stephen was the reporter of the event in his "Networking daily  overview". Since that time I have followed his wise comments about technology on his web page where he keeps a record of his talks, articles, links, etc.

I learned about Will Richardson for the first time, at the EVOnline session on Blogging in Jan. 2005 moderated by Aaron Campbell, Barbara Dieu and Graham Stanley. They had several guest speaker talk about setting blogs and how to use them in education. One of these guests was Will Richardson who gave at talk at Learning Times on RSS: Rss: The New Killer Appl for Educators. If you want to learn about RSS do not miss this talk (you need to be a member of LT to access the recording of the session - free membership).

Well, today we had the opportunity to listen to an enlightening interview with them, while chatting with other colleagues at WorldBridges:

                                

Do not miss the recording which will be available very soon.

Daf

 

 



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(Anonymous)
2005-10-16 09:08 pm UTC (link)
Sounds great Dafne. I wanted to attend too, but this (and the Webheads chat too) always clashes with other personal committments I have - this time, lunch with guests. Looking forward to listening to the audio later.

Cheers

Graham Stanley

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Webcast
[info]dygonza
2005-10-17 03:57 am UTC (link)
Hi Graham,
Thanks for visiting my blog :-) Yes, I understand how busy Sunday mornings, or noons (for you) are. I had tons of work to do, but I could not miss this session, and I am glad I didn't, because apart from the interview, sharing with the other colleagues in the chat room is always a great experience. Well, do not miss the recording, it is now available at Ed tech talk.

Best,
Daf

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Great webcast
(Anonymous)
2005-10-17 01:58 am UTC (link)
Thank you for this, Daf. It was great meeting you in the chatroom last night and I hope to continue to be part of it. It makes Monday mornings pretty weird (5 hours sleep and then off to work) but it's worth it. I plan to follow up your links too. btw my site is http://theopenclassroom.blogspot.com/

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Re: Great webcast
[info]dygonza
2005-10-17 04:01 am UTC (link)
Hi Jo,
Thanks for your kind message. I visited your site and enjoy reading your entries. While reading one of the comments made to one of your entries, I found the link to a mathematics blog created by a group of students, and I was so amazed, that I shared the blog with my graduate students because some of them teach math, and they are wondering how they can incorporate an online component to their classes. These are the wonders of these collaborative environments :-)

Thanks! it was very nice meeting you today:-)
Daf

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Thank you Dafne
(Anonymous)
2005-10-19 02:41 am UTC (link)
Hi Dafne.Thank You for visiting my blog.I update my blog regularly.Thank You for introducing my blog to your student.I post a lot of goods and bads of Cuddalore (a fast growing urban area with lots of industries).
I hope my blog will be useful for them in several means (i.e.)
1.Getting familiar with the web tools,
2.Improving their English by commenting and discussing,and
3.Getting know about the problems faced by a fast growing industrial town.

Already a student by name MaFe has visited my blog and left his/her comment.

I have my internal assesment exams this week so I may update my blog less frequently.After my exams are over I will get into active blogging.


Thank You.

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