Sorry, I need to begin from the beginning., Because of health and time
issues, I never completed wiki training and I wish to try again now at an
opportune time. Please help me.
Gene

On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 6:16 PM, Wayne Mackintosh <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> Big thanks to Patricia who has tallied up our tentative figures for our
> Learning4Content training activities for the period 1 July 2009 to 30 June
> 2010.
>
> WE set an ambitious target to provide free wiki skills training
> opportunities to 1000 educators for this reporting period. Our tentative
> figures show that 1,181 educators registered for L4C training workshops for
> the period under review! To date, the Learning4Content project has provided
> free training to 4,182 teachers, lecturers and trainers around the world.
>
> Kudos goes to our dedicated team of workshop facilitators and volunteers
> who have worked tirelessly this year in helping WikiEducator achieve these
> targets. In no order of preference our special thanks goes to: Nellie
> Deutsch (Israel/Canada), Gladys Gahona (Mexico), Patricia Schlicht (Canada),
> Rob Kruhlak (Canada / New Zealand) , Githa Mathur (India), Ramesh Sharma
> (Guyana / India), Victor Mensah (Zambia) , Vincent Kizza (Uganda), Nicholas
> Kimolo (Kenya), Steve Foerster (USA / Dominica), Sanjay Pandagale (India),
> Vallery Taylor (USA), and Brian Sikute (Zambia) -- who have all contributed
> to our international L4C workshops this year. Thank you!
>
> I've had the privilege of co-facilitating with many of our trainers in
> different online workshops -- we have an amazing international team of
> talented individuals.
>
> WE hold the accolade of administering the world's largest initiative to
> build wiki skills in education. Notwithstanding our phenomenal achievements,
> it is a tragedy that in our connected world, two-thirds of all participants
> have never created a wiki account before joining WikiEducator. Can you
> imagine the social impact in the world if we can build capability among 1%
> of the world's educators to create OER the wiki way. We can transform the
> planet if we reach 10% of the world's educators :-).
>
>  We are preparing to scale up our contribution in building capability for
> OER to support learning for development and you can help us. Spread the word
> among colleagues and friends to sign up for a free training workshop. Demand
> may exceed our current capacity to supply free training – but that's a great
> problem to have.
>
>  We are planning to launch our next L4C reporting cycle with a bang! We
> have scheduled a special L4C workshop for July 21-August 4, 2010 --- this
> will be an opportunity to provide training opportunities for prospective
> facilitators so we can scale up our training team to reach more educators.
> Let's see if we can break our current record for signing up the most
> participants for a single L4C workshop. We will also be making history with
> this workshop targeting the the highest number of facilitators working
> together in sharing their knowledge for the future of open education.
>
>  Please spread the word and invite folk to join us for a free wiki skills
> workshop and help us to make OER futures happen.
>
>  Folk can register here – be sure to circulate the link:
>
>  http://wikieducator.org/Learning4Content/Workshops/eL4C41/Register
>
>  WE'll see you in the wiki :-)
>
>  Cheers
>
> Wayne
>
>
>
> --
> Wayne Mackintosh, Ph.D.
> Director,
> International Centre for Open Education,
> Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand.
> Board of Directors, OER Foundation.
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Gene-loeb
Gene-loeb Aronin, Ph.D.

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