Hello from Tunisia
Picture: Participants from Group 1 in Mahdia
I very much enjoyed working with the dedicated educators I met in Mahdia. Many were sceptical of what I was teaching at first but by the end of two weeks, the feedback I was getting on the training was overwhelmingly positive. I feel that I made many friends there and have found potential collaborators and colleagues for our online Webheads projects. I think our teaching goals and methods were quite compatible, and my contribution was probably to show ways the participants hadn’t thought of before to achieve their goals in online interactions with students.
I've changed the organization of this blog a bit.
I've moved the Mahdia Participants Community Blog here:
http://mahdia2004.buzznet.com/
This is where you go to see pictures of each participant with links to his or her blog. I've tried to include pictures and links for each participant who made a blog.
- If you have made a blog or a web page that you want me to link to, and your picture isn't here,
- OR if anything I've said about you isn't accurate
please write me and tell me, and I'll endeavor to update the information.
You can reach me through our YahooGroup
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mahdia_2004
And you can find links to all the pages we created during these workshops here:
http://www.homestead.com/prosites-vstevens/files/efi/papers/tunisia2004/mahdia.htm
I intend to reorganize this blog by creating another blog shortly called tunisia2004travels just about travel in Tunisia. This page will contain only this entry and will link to the travel blog and to the community blog for the Workshop Participants
For the record, I was in China earlier this summer. In case you wish to follow in my footsteps:
http://vancestevens.buzznet.com
I very much enjoyed working with the dedicated educators I met in Mahdia. Many were sceptical of what I was teaching at first but by the end of two weeks, the feedback I was getting on the training was overwhelmingly positive. I feel that I made many friends there and have found potential collaborators and colleagues for our online Webheads projects. I think our teaching goals and methods were quite compatible, and my contribution was probably to show ways the participants hadn’t thought of before to achieve their goals in online interactions with students.
I've changed the organization of this blog a bit.
I've moved the Mahdia Participants Community Blog here:
http://mahdia2004.buzznet.com/
This is where you go to see pictures of each participant with links to his or her blog. I've tried to include pictures and links for each participant who made a blog.
- If you have made a blog or a web page that you want me to link to, and your picture isn't here,
- OR if anything I've said about you isn't accurate
please write me and tell me, and I'll endeavor to update the information.
You can reach me through our YahooGroup
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mahdia_2004
And you can find links to all the pages we created during these workshops here:
http://www.homestead.com/prosites-vstevens/files/efi/papers/tunisia2004/mahdia.htm
I intend to reorganize this blog by creating another blog shortly called tunisia2004travels just about travel in Tunisia. This page will contain only this entry and will link to the travel blog and to the community blog for the Workshop Participants
For the record, I was in China earlier this summer. In case you wish to follow in my footsteps:
http://vancestevens.buzznet.com
