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Learning 2.0

Note: The recording and slides from this Webinar are now available at:
http://www.tagoras.com/2011/05/26/social-learning-webinar-recording-and-slides/

On Thursday (today, if you are receiving this by e-mail) we will offer the third in our series of free Webinars. So far, more than 150 people are signed up  – and there is still time to register if you are not one of them.  Here’s the description and registration link:

Learning 2.0: Where Social Media and Education Connect

Social media and Web 2.0 have revolutionized the world of education. If you haven’t felt the impact yet in your professional development programs, you will soon. Tools like YouTube, Twitter, wikis, blogs, and social networks offer a natural complement to traditional face-to-face and online learning programs. As tools for social learning, they also represent a powerful new way to attract and engage members and take your association into the future. In this session, we’ll consider how the new Web has changed the way learning happens and look at some specific steps you can take to blend social media into your member education programs – online and off. Sponsored by Peach New Media.

Date: May 26, 1:00 Eastern
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I just stumbled across this video from a Stephen Downes presentation as I was doing something else. It’s a couple of years old, but aside from a few of the Web site references in it being out of date, it has held up remarkably well. Moreover, it struck me as a great resource to accompany our free. Learning 2.0 for Associations report. The video itself is only about 2 minutes long – it’s the activities in it that can supposedly be done in 10 minutes (though that seems a little ambitious.) Enjoy – Jeff

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#untech10 – Learning 2.0 in Action

February 10, 2010

Yesterday, a conference died and a new event – I won’t call it a conference – was born immediately in its wake. By 3:00 in the afternoon, it was clear that many attendees and speakers would not be able to make it the annual ASAE Technology Conference in DC, and it would be unsafe to [...]

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