Focus on Research: Webinars in the Social Economy
Research | Posted: January 18, 2012
Many community sector groups use webinars for distance learning and collaboration. Many more would love to, but aren't sure how to get started. This report pulls together the results of the Community Sector Council's study of webinar users and a survey of best practices to let you know just how to use these useful tools. Read the report HERE (pdf), or read the summary of pointers HERE (pdf).
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Teachers on Wheels - Tutor Training Workshop
If you can read, you can tutor. Teachers on Wheels will be holding a tutor-training workshop on Saturday, May 26th. Call Tom Dawe for details at 738-3975.
May 26, 2012–all day
If you can read, you can tutor. Teachers on Wheels will be holding a tutor-training workshop on Saturday, May 26th. Call Tom Dawe for details at 738-3975.
May 26, 2012–all day
Shaping a New Learning Culture: Centre for Literacy Summer Institute
Montreal
Enduring WLES models have been developed and implemented in specific geographic locations, such as Nova Scotia and Manitoba, in defined job sectors, such as the construction industry in British Columbia, and in organizational milieus, such as hospitals, in the UK. Why have some models endured? Why have they not been directly transferrable to other settings? What lessons can be learned? www.centreforliteracy.qc.ca/sites/default/files/SUM_INSTITUTE_2012.pdf
June 27, 2012–all day
Montreal
Enduring WLES models have been developed and implemented in specific geographic locations, such as Nova Scotia and Manitoba, in defined job sectors, such as the construction industry in British Columbia, and in organizational milieus, such as hospitals, in the UK. Why have some models endured? Why have they not been directly transferrable to other settings? What lessons can be learned? www.centreforliteracy.qc.ca/sites/default/files/SUM_INSTITUTE_2012.pdf
June 27, 2012–all day
