This was an e-mail about the symposium and keynote videos, but I’ve tried to edit out the stuff about the evaluation while still publicizing the keynote videos.
Dear Symposium Attendee,
Thank you for participating in Michigan Virtual University’s® Fifth Annual Online Learning Symposium on Dec. 3. We hope that you found the event engaging, informative and thought-provoking.[stuff deleted] Videos of the symposium’s keynote addresses are also posted at the same site.Link to Symposium [stuff deleted] Keynote Videos: http://www.mivu.org/symposium/ More than 350 people like you attended this year’s symposium. We hope that you will be able to take the discussion about disruptive innovation and the future of online learning back to your schools and offices, recruiting more partners in the mission of promoting and improving online learning.Again, thank you for taking part in this year’s symposium. Because of people like you, we believe this year’s event was one of the best we’ve ever hosted.Sincerely,Jamey FitzpatrickPresident & CEOMichigan Virtual University
Why Copyright? Canadian Voices on Copyright Law (Annotated Edition).
While not exclusively about K-12 online learning, an important issue for all of those involved in K-12 online learning – particularly in Canada
Thanks to D’Arcy Norman dot net for pointing this out (see why copyright? ).
Friday Funnies.
Late in the day again, but at least I made it on Friday this week. As usual, these are courtesy of Darren over at Teaching and Developing Online .
- A thought
- I never want to hear
- Profanity
- High School Training
Until next week…