Welcome to Samoa L4C4 participants
David Leeming
Dear All,
May I welcome the latest batch of certified Wikibuddies, from the National University of Samoa in Apia! We now have 91 members on this list (plus a couple of undesirables – sorry about the spam, I will look into that).
May I congratulate the tenacious spirit I observed in our NUS colleagues, this is really paying off as we can see from the content pages you started, as seen on the workshop page below!
http://www.wikieducator.org/Learning4Content/Workshops/Face-to-Face_schedule/L4C4
The quality debate was also excellent. Please do continue that discussion on this list and also the Wikieducator global list. I must say, this was one of the best workshops yet!
I hope that this list will become a really active forum to build a community of L4C alumnis, you can help each other and consider ways in which we can collaborate to expand access to OERs in our region.
Use this list to ask for follow up support. I will endeavour to respond, but if you need an immediate reply you can contact me directly lee...@pipolfastaem.gov.sb but we should use the list to give our responses so as to share knowledge.
You can now follow up to consolidate skills, and to get recaps on various topics, at http://wikieducator.org/Tutorials (or just type “Tutorials” in the search box and click Go).
Those starting to create sections of content, you can use the tree structure to set up your pages, for instance you might wish to start a section under “Samoa” or “National University of Samoa” (not just NUS – that is ambiguous depending on your location!!!) or something specific to your academic area or institute/faculty. Other country participants can also do so. Then, you are welcome to add those section links to the main Content section of the Wikieducator to make them easily accessible to the whole community.
You can also sign up for the online tutored workshop. As you progress, you will move up the wikieducator certifications – you can become Wikitrainers and cascade your training!
Anyway, good luck to all in the pursuit of improved access and quality in education in our region.
David Leeming
OLPC Coordinator, Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) www.spc.int
Technical Advisor, People First Network
P.O. Box 652, Honiara, Solomon Islands, South Pacific
Tel: +677 76396(m) 24419(h) 26358 (o-PFnet) 25543 (o-SPC)
http://www.leeming-consulting.com
Skype davidleeming
Patricia
of WikiEducator. You are now part of a large community all over the
world and your input into the subject matter will help your immediate
environment but also the developing community. Well done!
Warm regards,
Patricia
On Sep 6, 1:52 pm, "David Leeming" <leem...@pipolfastaem.gov.sb>
wrote:
>
> May I welcome the latest batch of certified Wikibuddies, from the National
> University of Samoa in Apia! We now have 91 members on this list (plus a
> May I congratulate the tenacious spirit I observed in our NUS colleagues,
> this is really paying off as we can see from the content pages you started,
> as seen on the workshop page below!
>
> The quality debate was also excellent. Please do continue that discussion on
> this list and also the Wikieducator global list. I must say, this was one of
> the best workshops yet!
>
> I hope that this list will become a really active forum to build a community
> of L4C alumnis, you can help each other and consider ways in which we can
> collaborate to expand access to OERs in our region.
>
> Use this list to ask for follow up support. I will endeavour to respond, but
> if you need an immediate reply you can contact me directly
>
> You can now follow up to consolidate skills, and to get recaps on various
>
> Those starting to create sections of content, you can use the tree structure
> to set up your pages, for instance you might wish to start a section under
> or institute/faculty. Other country participants can also do so. Then, you
> are welcome to add those section links to the main Content section of the
> Wikieducator to make them easily accessible to the whole community.
>
> You can also sign up for the online tutored workshop. As you progress, you
Fegsley...@educationpng.gov.pg
Thank you
Fegsley
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| Patricia <PSch...@col.org>
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Ioana chanmow
Great to hear from y those encouraging words!! I just wanted to point out
that there is an article on the NUS website on the Learn4Content workshops
in Samoa with link
http://www.nus.edu.ws
Talofa from Samoa to all y wikibuddies out there!!
Warm regards
Ioana
Patricia Schlicht
I will check out the article. Thank you so much for pointing it out. Hope you are well. It was really nice having had the chance to meet you in London.
Warm regards,
Patricia
-----Original Message-----
From: l4c-a...@googlegroups.com [mailto:l4c-a...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ioana chanmow
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 1:55 AM
To: l4c-a...@googlegroups.com
Subject: [L4C-Alumni] Re: Welcome to Samoa L4C4 participants
Wayne
Excellent post on the L4C workshop on the NUS website! Great photos!
Cheers
Wayne
Tili
Finally I'm able to be part of the LC4 Alumni. After aborted attempts
at an online workshop earlier this year, I am so happy to be part of
this group. Thanks to you David and your wonderful approach to
training in our Sept 3-5 LC4 workshop in Apia. Here's to some
wonderful resources on the WE and greater fruitful links between the
alumni members.
Cheers
Tili
On Sep 6, 9:52 am, "David Leeming" <leem...@pipolfastaem.gov.sb>
wrote:
>
> May I welcome the latest batch of certified Wikibuddies, from the National
> University of Samoa in Apia! We now have 91 members on this list (plus a
> May I congratulate the tenacious spirit I observed in our NUS colleagues,
> this is really paying off as we can see from the content pages you started,
> as seen on the workshop page below!
>
> The quality debate was also excellent. Please do continue that discussion on
> this list and also the Wikieducator global list. I must say, this was one of
> the best workshops yet!
>
> I hope that this list will become a really active forum to build a community
> of L4C alumnis, you can help each other and consider ways in which we can
> collaborate to expand access to OERs in our region.
>
> Use this list to ask for follow up support. I will endeavour to respond, but
> if you need an immediate reply you can contact me directly
>
> You can now follow up to consolidate skills, and to get recaps on various
>
> Those starting to create sections of content, you can use the tree structure
> to set up your pages, for instance you might wish to start a section under
> or institute/faculty. Other country participants can also do so. Then, you
> are welcome to add those section links to the main Content section of the
> Wikieducator to make them easily accessible to the whole community.
>
> You can also sign up for the online tutored workshop. As you progress, you
Tili
Thanks you for the lovely message on my WE user page.
Regards
Tili
On Sep 9, 5:55 am, "Patricia Schlicht" <PSchli...@col.org> wrote:
> Dear Ioana,
>
> I will check out the article. Thank you so much for pointing it out. Hope you are well. It was really nice having had the chance to meet you in London.
>
> Warm regards,
> Patricia
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: l4c-a...@googlegroups.com [mailto:l4c-a...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ioana chanmow
> Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 1:55 AM
> To: l4c-a...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: [L4C-Alumni] Re: Welcome to Samoa L4C4 participants
>
> Hello Patricia
> Great to hear from y those encouraging words!! I just wanted to point out
> that there is an article on the NUS website on the Learn4Content workshops
>
> >> Those starting to create sections of content, you can use the tree structure
> >> to set up your pages, for instance you might wish to start a section under
> >> "Samoa" or "National University of Samoa" (not just NUS - that is ambiguous
> >> depending on your location!!!) or something specific to your academic area
> >> or institute/faculty. Other country participants can also do so. Then, you
> >> are welcome to add those section links to the main Content section of the
> >> Wikieducator to make them easily accessible to the whole community.
>
> >> You can also sign up for the online tutored workshop. As you progress, you
> >> will move up the wikieducator certifications - you can become Wikitrainers
> >> and cascade your training!
>
> >> Anyway, good luck to all in the pursuit of improved access and quality in
> >> education in our region.
>
> >> David Leeming
>
> >> OLPC Coordinator, Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC)www.spc.int
>
> >> Technical Advisor, People First Network
>
> >> P.O. Box 652, Honiara, Solomon Islands, South Pacific
>
> >> Tel: +677 76396(m) 24419(h) 26358 (o-PFnet) 25543 (o-SPC)
>
> >>http://www.leeming-consulting.com
>
>
> - Show quoted text -
Patricia Schlicht
Thank you! Glad I could help
Warm regards