Wednesday’s 12:10 Conspiracy lunch and learn will share examples of social networking sites and how they can be used within classes and education. They are popular, remember, if MySpace were a country, it would be the 7th largest in the world. But just because they are popular outside of the class, doesn’t mean [...]
Read full post...Okay, here it is: A record company executive, an educator, and a cell phone executive all go to a meeting in at the Venetian in Macau….
Clearly by now, you’ve figured out the joke: educators don’t have a travel budgets that let them go to Macau. So the educator wasn’t there! So instead, [...]
Learning partners,
I hope by now you have subscribed to the Learning Partner Update (this email) by RSS feed; it keeps your inbox lighter and lets you review the content on your terms and schedule.
This month, I’ve added posts about RSS and some left over notes from the presentation on finding images for presentations and using [...]
In reviewing submission guidelines for some conferences, I am struck by some obvious advice: the title needs to be catchy. And who among us hasn’t at times written a poor title for what was probably a good presentation?
But even good advice is sometimes overlooked, or goes unheeded. That became clear to me [...]
The 1st Annual CHS Scholarship Day
College of Health Sciences
Des Moines University
December 13th, 2007
Invitation and Call for Posters to all CHS Faculty and Students
The first annual CHS Scholarship Day will be held on the evening of December 13, 2007. This is being developed this year in conjunction with the DPT Class of 2008 Scholarship Day. The [...]
