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Name: Adamcik, Ann
Email: adamann2@isu.edu Title: LMS Administrator Organization: Idaho State University |
Bio: Ann Adamcik is responsible for the implementation, support and customization of ISU's Learning Management System software and hardware configurations. Links: http://www.isu.edu/itrc Presentations: | |
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Name: Briton, Derek
Email: derekb@athabascau.ca Title: Assoc Director/Assoc Prof, Soci & Integrated Studies Centre for Integrated Studies Organization: Athabasca University |
Bio: Derek Briton is Associate Director (currently Acting Director) of Athabasca University's MA?Integrated Studies (MAIS) Program. The Program offers students with a baccalaureate degree the opportunity to pursue graduate studies in the arts, humanities, and social sciences completely at-a-distance. A member of the evaluation team that recommended Athabasca University (AU) adopt Moodle, Derek continues to be involved in its development and implementation at AU and is Conference Chair of, this, Canada's first MoodleMoot. Links: null Presentations: | |
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Name: Buddie, Drew
Email: drew@royalmasonic.herts.sch.uk Title: Organization: Royal Masonic School in Rickmansworth, England |
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Name: Campbell, Daryl
Email: daryl@athabascau.ca Title: Senior Web Systems Administrator Organization: Athabasca University |
Bio: Hi, my involvement with Moodle at Athabasca University is as Moodle Infrastructure Committee manager. I work in Computing Services here at AU and our unit manages the administration of the Moodle servers, development work on Moodle modifications, and integration with existing systems. Links: null Presentations: | |
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Name: Cavaliere, George
Email: gcavaliere@nvit.bc.ca Title: Organization: Nicola Valley Institute of Technology |
Bio: ...the last time we talked Mr. Smith you reduced me to tears...I promise you it won't happen again. This is my first Moodle Moot experience and I am very excited about facilitating a very challenging topic.
We are going to have some serious fun in our forum.
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Name: Churchward, Mike
Email: mike@oktech.ca Title: Moodle Developer & President / CTO of Open Knowledge Technologies Organization: Open Knowledge Technologies |
Bio: Open Knowledge Technologies has been providing open source technical solutions to Canadian organizations since 2003. As a Moodle partner, Open Knowledge Technologies has worked within the Moodle community to help improve Moodle and provide added functionality to those organizations that need it. Founder Mike Churchward has partnered the company with other e- Learning firms to offer a full range of e-Learning service solutions to clients across Canada. For more information visit http://oktech.ca. Links: http://www.oktech.ca http://www.moodle.org Presentations: | |
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Name: Cole, Jason
Email: Title: Director Organization: Cognition and Instruction Associates |
Bio: Dr. Jason Cole is the author of Using Moodle and the Director of Cognition and Instruction Associates. While working with IBM to improve the instructional design of their sales instruction, he is also writing the second edition of Using Moodle. Prior to starting his own business, he worked as the technical architect and product development manager for the Open University's Moodle implementation. He has also worked at San Francisco State University where he and Kevin Kelly worked to introduce Moodle as an improvement over some other LMS which will remain nameless. In his free time, Jason enjoys running, playing touch rugby, and reading very serious books. Links: Visit Jason's Blog Presentations: | |
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Name: Currie, Sylvia
Email: scurrie@sfu.ca Title: Community Coordinator Organization: SCoPE |
Bio: I work mostly from my home office in Lac le Jeune, British Columbia. Living in the mountains and working online is a perfect combination of being connected and completely disconnected! This is where most of my Moodle work is centred:
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Name: Deutsch, Nellie
Email: nellie.muller.deutsch@gmail.com Title: High school teachers for English as a foreign language Organization: Ort Guttman School in Israel |
Bio: I am a Canadian residing in Israel. I have been teaching English to speakers of Hebrew at the high school level for 31 years. I use Moodle with my classes. I am passionate about learning. Being in educational settings has kept me altert and creative to new methods of delivery. I enjoy writing and researching. I am currently in the process of deciding on a problem to study for my doctoral dissertation. I am pursuing an academic career and a doctoral degree in educational leadership specializing in curriculum and instruction at the University of Phoenix online. I enjoy sharing and have built Nellie's English Projects, Integrating Technology, and Building Relationships for that purpose.
I am looking forward to learning from everyone.
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Name: Dougiamas, Martin
Email: Title: managing director of Moodle Pty Ltd Organization: Moodle Pty Ltd |
Bio: Martin Dougiamas is the founder and lead developer of Moodle, as well as the managing director of Moodle Pty Ltd, the company at the centre of the Moodle project, based in Perth, Western Australia. As lead developer for Moodle he guides Moodle releases, maintains the roadmap and standards, and manages both paid and volunteer programmers. He has just managed to get his hours down to something approximating full-time. Links: http://moodle.org Presentations: | |
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Name: Foxwell, Haidee
Email: haidee@learning.ac.nz Title: Learner Support, Human Resource Development International Organization: Human Resource Development International |
Bio: Central mentor-assessor for the Moodle Teacher Certificate Links: http://www.learning.ac.nz http://www.moodleschool.co.nz Presentations: | |
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Name: Freear, Nick
Email: n.d.freear@open.ac.uk Title: Technical Developer Organization: Open University, England |
Bio: I am a Technical Developer in the Open University's Virtual Learning Environment team. When I'm not grappling with groups I may be evangelising about accessibility. Links: null Presentations: | |
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Name: Harby, Amanda
Email: aharby@bccampus.ca Title: Manager, Learner Services Organization: BCcampus |
Bio: I?ve worked with the educational technology community in the BC post-secondary sector since 1991. It has always been both a challenging and exciting time.
Highlights about my work: Working with dynamic people who want to change the processes to make education more accessible and flexible for students. Access and choice, which is what is all about for students and educators.
Links that are important:
Shared Services: http://www.bccampus.ca/AboutBCcampus/Service_Plan/Shared_services.htm
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Name: Hauer, Laurie
Email: lhauer@emcn.ab.ca Title: E-learning Practitioner Organization: Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers |
Bio: The Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers (EMCN) is a community agency that seeks to assist immigrants and refugees, coming to the Edmonton area, achieve full participation in the community, contributing their experiences and skills to strengthen and enrich the lives of all Canadians. This vision is pursued through a wide range of programs and services that include English as a Second Language (ESL), employment services, settlement counselling, personal counselling, community development and community economic development, advocacy, and education. Links: http://www.emcn.ab.ca http://www.emcnlearning.ca Presentations: | |
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Name: Jamison, Joe
Email: info@coolschool.ca Title: Cool School / SD23 Organization: Cool School |
Bio: No info Links: http://www.coolschool.ca Presentations: | |
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Name: Kemp, Jeremy
Email: Title: Organization: San Jose State University |
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Name: Kenny, Rick
Email: rickk@athabascau.ca Title: Associate Professor: Centre for Distance Education Organization: Athabasca University |
Bio: Hi, everyone. I'm an Associate Professor with the Center for Distance Education. I joined the faculty in February, 2004. Before coming to AU, I was an Instructional Designer with the Department of Distance Education and Technology at UBC, where I also held an Adjunct Faculty appointment with the Faculty of Education. I continue to pursue an active research agenda on a variety of topics:
I am also the immediate past editor of the Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology (CJLT) is a publication of the Association for Media and Technology in Education in Canada (AMTEC). CJLT is a fully bilingual (English and French), peer reviewed, scholarly journal that publishes a wide range of research reports, case studies, reviews of literature and position papers relating to technology and learning. CJLT is published both in print and online.
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Name: Kisner, Wendell
Email: wendellk@athabascau.ca Title: Assistant Professor, Master of Arts, Integrated Studies Organization: Athabasca University |
Bio: Wendell Kisner has had over seventeen years teaching experience, including at-a-distance delivery through an online learning management system as well as in the classroom. He got his PhD in philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago, and his research and instructional interests include Hegel, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Levinas, Plato, Deleuze, Rousseau, Political Philosophy, Environmental Ethics, Globalism and Technology. Wendell has published work on Hegel, Heidegger and Derrida in The Owl of Minerva (the Journal for the Hegel Society of America), and has presented papers at the Conference of Radical Scholars and Activists at Loyola University in Chicago and at the University of Alberta Philosophical Colloquium. He has written, developed and delivered an online graduate-level course on political philosophy and democratic participation in the context of global capitalism, and has been teaching online graduate courses now for several years. He currently teaches for Athabasca University in the MA-Integrated Studies department. Links: null Presentations: | |
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Name: Koole, Marguerite
Email: mkoole@athabascau.ca Title: Program Administrator & Instructional Media Analyst Organization: Athabasca University |
Bio: Marguerite is the Program Administrator & Instructional Media Analyst for the Centre for Distance Education and is actively involved with the development and support of the Centre?s Moodle courses. She has experience in teaching, instructional design and multimedia programming. Her interests include mobile learning, educational technology, and student adjustment to online learning. Links: null Presentations: | |
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Name: LaBonte, Randy
Email: rlabonte@shaw.ca Title: Consultant, Destiny Enterprises Organization: Destiny Enterprises |
Bio: I have worked as a facilitator, consultant and trainer for schools, districts, corporations, and non-profit groups for 25 years. My doctoral research led me to the study of leadership and technology implementation. Recently, I have been working with a group of educators in British Columbia who are exploring the integration of technologies within Moodle. Their intent is to develop a user-centric service of technology tools that support distributed learning for K-12 educators in the province. Moodle serves as the portal to online courses, self-directed independent learning paths, online discussion and communities, combined with live synchronous instruction and tutorial assistance. Links: null Presentations: | |
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Name: Le Blanc, David
Email: leblanc@mysandbox.net Title: PhD candidate at Simon Fraser University Organization: Simon Fraser University |
Bio: I have been working with computer based learning since the mid '80s and have been a secondary teacher in Burnaby for the past 13 years. I am a Ph.D. candidate at SFU with a research focus in the Design of Collaborative Learning Environments for Distributed Settings. One of my current projects is a Web site that he has established for fellow educators to freely host and administer their own online courses (http://TogetherApart.com) using the MOODLE environment. Links: http://MySandbox.net Presentations: | |
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Name: Lightstone, Etan
Email: Title: Organization: Condordia University |
Bio: Software developer and moodle technical lead.
IITS Web Group
Concordia University
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Name: Long, Frances
Email: flong@knowplace.ca Title: Organization: KnowPlace |
Bio: It feels like I live online, although I do actually live in Vancouver, BC Canada. I have a wonderful view of the harbour and the boats from my window, which is good because i spend a great deal of time in my home on the computer talking with people from the world. I am one of the knowmads who work behind and in front of the knowplace family of sites. I have been a distance education administrator since I organized my first program (for seniors) at Capilano College, North Vancouver, BC Canada when I was a student there. I was quite an active student and very involved in student government. I represented students on the BC Comprehensive Community College Task Force. It lasted for a year and a half and recommended the creation of four new community colleges. These are known as: College of the Rockies, Northern Lights College, North West Community College and North Island College. Because of this early experience - I must confess that my heart lies in accessible, high quality education being offered in the local communities.
I obtained my masters degree From the University of British Columbia in the Administration of Universities, Colleges and Vocational schools in the mid-eighties. For fifteen years I worked for BC public and private colleges, and school boards in the field of continuing education. In 1995 I started working online and helped to create - http://WorkInfoNet.bc.ca This online learning community is still going strong. It has a very busy mailing list and many active subscribers. You are never lonely if you subscribe! I started teaching teachers how to teach online in 1999 and in 2001 we started our online international home away from home: Knowplace to offer courses in the teach and design , emoderation, ecareer coach and open source fields. We developed 49 courses and offer these through our partner Capilano College. We support other online learning communities through our server. I give apx. 20 presentations a year (online and face-to-face) about what we do at knowplace. Through knowplace we offer free and open weekend workshops that are available for anyone to take without committing themselves to a full course. We host the knowtips conference every February. We work with a variety of formal and information partnerships and enjoy our lives immensely. Enjoy your time with us!
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Name: Lucas, Jenny
Email: jennyl@athabascau.ca Title: Information Technology Trainer Organization: Athabasca University |
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Name: McGreal, Rory
Email: rory@athabascau.ca Title: Associate Vice-President, Research Organization: Athabasca University |
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Name: McLeod, Michael
Email: mike@knowplace.ca Title: Organization: Knowplace.ca |
Bio: Michael McLeod lives in Surrey, British Columbia and is an active community member of the Knowplace Family of Sites. I have been very involved in the knowmoodle site, which teaches Moodle in partnership with Capilano College in North Vancouver, B.C. I currently work as an Academic Technical Support Specialist for Trinity Western University. My graduate studies were in the area of Designing and Developing Moodle XML Learning Objects. I enjoy continually learning new things about Moodle, and applying them to practical online learning environments. Links: null Presentations: | |
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Name: Mealor, Stuart
Email: stuart@learning.ac.nz Title: Managing Director, Human Resource Development International Organization: Human Resource Development International |
Bio: Manager of the Moodle Teacher Certificate Links: http://www.learning.ac.nz http://www.moodleschool.co.nz Presentations: | |
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Name: Moore, Michelle
Email: michelle@remote-learner.net Title: Director of Training Organization: Remote-Learner.net, Moodle Partner |
Bio: Michelle has presented Moodle at a number of conferences including T+L and NECC, where she received Best of NECC designations in 2005 and 2006. Links: http://www.remote-learner.net Presentations: | |
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Name: Oliveira, Fernando
Email: fernandooliveira@knet.ca Title: Program Manager Organization: Keewaytinook Okimakanak (www.knet.ca) is a First Nations Tribal Council in Northwestern Ontario |
Bio: Heavy customization work on Moodle for 3 types of applications:
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Name: Pitts, Kevin
Email: kevin.pitts@senecac.on.ca Title: Faculty member and eLearning Faculty Advisor Organization: Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology |
Bio: Kevin is a Faculty member and eLearning Faculty Advisor in the Faculty of Information Arts and Technology's eLearning Centre at Seneca College. He believes in the effective use of technology to enhance the teaching and learning process and has been involved in implementing technology into everyday teaching and learning at Seneca, whether in class, online, or a mixture of both. Links: eLearning Centres (http://www.senecac.on.ca/elc) Our Moodle Instance (http://open.senecac.on.ca) Presentations: | |
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Name: Potter, Grant
Email: gpotter@sd54.bc.ca Title: Vice-Principal, Houston Secondary School, SD#54 Organization: Houston Secondary School |
Bio: I have been managing Moodle servers and creating Moodle course content for 5 years and have been using with VLEs of different flavours since 1998. I would be very interested in working with a group to present the potential of Moodle in Second Life, or any other educational applications of Second Life. In the event that a session within Second Life is not possible, I am comfortable using either Horizon Wimba or Elluminate to facilitate a synchronous session. Links: http://www.sloodle.com/ http://secondlife.com/businesseducation/ Presentations: | |
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Name: Sawatzky, Brent
Email: info@coolschool.ca Title: BC Ed Online / Cool School Organization: Cool School |
Bio: No Info Links: http://www.coolschool.ca Presentations: | |
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Name: Sessa, Maria
Email: marses@tin.it Title: High school teachers for English as a foreign language Organization: Galilie School in Italy |
Bio: (one of ) Two grade 10 high school EFL classes from Galilie School in Italy and Ort Guttman School in Israel are collaborating and sharing each other's literature. The students are learning Savyon Liebrecht's Apples from the Desert and Italo Calvino's Mushrooms in the City. The two schools are sharing historical, cultural, and social aspects of their lives by communicating in an online learning environment called MOODLE. Links: http://www.nelliemuller.com/building_relationship.htm http://www.building-relationship.com/education ://www.galileibn.it/progetto_israele.htm Presentations: | |
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Name: Sim, Stuart
Email: stuart@moodlerooms.com Title: CTO and Chief Architect Organization: moodlerooms.com |
Bio: Stuart is the CTO and Chief Architect of http://moodlerooms.com. He has spent the past fifteen years developing enterprise solutions around the world in the education and financial sectors. His core expertise is the design and delivery of large scale implementations using combinations of classic and innovative development methodologies in distributed multi-disciplinary environments. Prior to joining Moodlerooms, Stuart served as the Chief Architect of the Global Education Solutions group at Sun Microsystems. At Sun, he was involved with the development and promotion of open standards in education systems design to drive down the barrier of adoption of practical technical solutions using open source projects. Links: http://deeperthinking.com Presentations: | |
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Name: Spall, Michael
Email: spalmich@isu.edu Title: Instructional Technologist Organization: Idaho State University |
Bio: Michael Spall is responsible for supporting ISU's faculty and staff with course design, development, and delivery technology strategies. In addition, he helps train faculty and staff in the use of educational technology for both distance and traditional delivery methods. Links: http://www.isu.edu/itrc Presentations: | |
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Name: Spencer, Bob
Email: Title: Director: Centre for Distance Education Organization: Athabasca University |
Bio: Program Director of the Master of Distance Education (MDE) program which was the first program at Athabasca University to begin implementing Moodle as the program?s LMS. Links: http://cde.athabascau.ca Presentations: | |
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Name: Stamm, Randy
Email: stamrand@isu.edu Title: eLearning Coordinator Organization: Idaho State University |
Bio: Randy Stamm provides direction for Idaho State University e-learning endeavors. He supports faculty with multimedia tools and new technologies in the traditional classroom and World Wide Web. Since 1997, he has supported faculty with instructional design support of web-based instructional technologies. Links: http://www.isu.edu/itrc Presentations: | |
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Name: Stauffer, Karen
Email: kstauff@athabascau.ca Title: Programmer Analyst Organization: Athabasca University |
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Name: Stewart, Brian
Email: brians@athabascau.ca Title: Chief Information Officer Organization: Athabasca University |
Bio: Brian Stewart emigrated from Ireland to Canada in 1988 and settled with his family in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. They moved to St. Albert, Alberta in 2003 when Brian joined the staff of Athabasca University's Centre for Innovative Management. Brian spent most of his career in the printing and publishing industry where he was responsible for leading the adoption of information technology to printing processes. His most notable achievements were the development of an automated Internet-based print system; a suite of colour management software tools; and the development of industry leading production systems. Brian graduated from Athabasca University's MBA program in 2000 and also holds an MA in Economics (first class honours) from University College Cork in Ireland.
He joined Athabasca University in 2003 as Director of Operations at the Centre for Innovative Management and was appointed to his current position of Chief Information Officer (CIO) in 2004. As CIO, Brian's role is to provide strategic leadership to the application of Information technology (IT) to the activities of the University. Brian is charged with identifying and resourcing appropriate technologies to improve administrative effectiveness and efficiency; to assist the academic community's use of IT to develop programs which improve students' learning and success; and to facilitate the research and development of world class e-learning initiatives.
Brian has a passionate interest in the use of IT to improve learning, research and organizational performance. As CIO, Brian supports the development, adoption and utilisation of leading edge technologies to improve student experience.
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Name: Stogrin, Nicole
Email: nstogrin@emcn.ab.ca Title: Researcher Organization: Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers |
Bio: The Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers (EMCN) is a community agency that seeks to assist immigrants and refugees, coming to the Edmonton area, achieve full participation in the community, contributing their experiences and skills to strengthen and enrich the lives of all Canadians. This vision is pursued through a wide range of programs and services that include English as a Second Language (ESL), employment services, settlement counselling, personal counselling, community development and community economic development, advocacy, and education. Links: http://www.emcn.ab.ca http://www.emcnlearning.ca Presentations: | |
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Name: Stovin, Derek
Email: dereks@athabascau.ca Title: Program Administrator , Centre for Integrated Studies Organization: Athabasca university |
Bio: Derek Stovin is currently the administrator of the Master of Arts ? Integrated Studies program but was an institutional analyst when he became one of six committee members evaluating the implementation of Moodle at Athabasca University. Links: null Presentations: | |
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Name: Subramanain, Sundar
Email: sundar@dimdim.com Title: Co-Founder Organization: Dimdim, Inc. |
Bio: Sundar Subramanian (sundar@dimdim.com) is co-founder and Director of Product Management of Dimdim, Inc. As the voice of the community inside the company he translates the community needs into product specifications. This leads to innovative product design because many users not only convey their problems but also the solutions to those problems. Sundar enjoys the rush of working on cutting edge technology because of multiple new opportunities created by technological disruptions. He worked on web services at CA; on peta-byte networking at AT&T submarine systems (later Tycom); and on atomic energy reactors. He holds an MS in Computer Science from Drexel University and a BS in Electronics Engineering from Bombay University. He is currently trying to restrict his internet usage to "only 20 hours/day" Links: http://www.dimdim.com/ http://www.dimdim.com//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=74 http://www.dimdim.com//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=74 http://www.dimdim.com//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15&Itemid=39 http://www.dimdim.com//index.php?option=com_content&task=view Presentations: | |
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Name: Tin, Tony
Email: tonyt@athabascau.ca Title: Organization: Athabasca University |
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Name: Trabinger, Kerry
Email: kerry.trabinger@cit.act.edu.au Title: Facilitator Organization: Canberra Institute of Technology |
Bio: Kerry Trabinger has been involved in online learning since 1998, initially as an Online Tutor for Qantas Airways and then as an Online Lecturer for the Department of Tourism Studies at the Canberra Institute of Technology. In 2001 Kery moved to online course design and has developed many successful online subjects. Kerry has completed a Masters of Professional Education and Training and has presented at many conferences both across Australia and internationally. Kerry was a 2004 Australian Flexible Learning Leader and is the Flexible and E-Learning Training Manager at the Canberra Institute of Technology. Kerry is also the Facilitator for the Australian E-Learning Networks Community Forum. Links: http://www.groups.edna.edu.au/course/view.php?id=40 Presentations: | |
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Name: Treves, Richard
Email: rwt@soton.ac.uk Title: Organization: School of Geography, Southampton Uni |
Bio: I have been knocking about ?Planet Moodle? since 2003. Although my institution uses BB I have used Moodle for a public outreach site (kokae) and for other uses in the subject area of Geography. I?m also interested in Virtual Globes and video podcasting. Links: www.kokae.com www.geog.soton.ac.uk Presentations: | |
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Name: Varini, Rahim
Email: Title: Organization: Kawantlen University College, Canada |
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Name: Wallace, Richard
Email: richard@brightcookie.com Title: Director, Brightcookie Organization: Brightcookie |
Bio: Brightcookie provides the design, development and hosting of a number of educational products in Australia, with a key focus on Moodle as a platform. Moodle sites are hosted for non profit organisations and primary schools, Vocational Education Providers and Government Agencies as well as large organisations such as Sydney Olympic Park. Brightcookie also develops online education packages (SCORM) in conjunction with TAFE such as the Metal Fabrication Certificate III package, metal.brightcookie.com as well as general web development. Richard also lectures a day a week in the Vocational Education Sector (Adult Education) teaching computing and science, where he can utilise his students to test out the power of Moodle. Links: http://www.brightcookie.com (Brightcookie Site) http://metal.brightcookie.com (Metal Fabrication Online Course) http://wow.sa.gov.auhttp://wow.sa.gov.au (Environmental Education course within Moodle) http://glc.brightcookie.com (Sydney Olympic Park Foundation Geography Learning Challenge, embedded within Moodle) Presentations: | |
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Name: Wyles, Richard
Email: richard@flexible.co.nz Title: director and co-founder of Flexible Learning Network Ltd Organization: Flexible Learning Network Ltd |
Bio: Richard Wyles is a director and co-founder of Flexible Learning Network Ltd, a private company focused on flexible learning solutions for the education, corporate training and public sectors. Since early 2004 Richard has led national infrastructure projects in eLearning, underpinned by open source and particularly Moodle. A full-time development team, now numbering around 10 programmers has been working continuously on Moodle and related open source projects since May 2004. Within a short period of time, Moodle is now the most widely used LMS in NZ, particlarly in the post-secondary vocational educational sector and increasingly within government sector departments. To coordinate these efforts and provide a place for stakeholders to contribute, Richard co-founded Eduforge (www.eduforge.org) in 2004.Richard currently leads several NZ Government funded projects including piloting a national eLearning Network in New Zealand - this work has led to a single-sign-on framework or Moodle Networks, and the NZ Open Educational Resources project. Links: http://www.eduforge.org http://www.repository.ac.nz http://www.ecampus.ac.nz Presentations: | |
