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Personal Publishing and the New Classroom Conversation: It's Not Your Grandpa's Blog, It's an Enterprise Collaboration Platform

Personal Publishing and the New Classroom Conversation: It's Not Your Grandpa's Blog, It's an Enterprise Collaboration Platform

Title:Personal Publishing and the New Classroom Conversation: It's Not Your Grandpa's Blog, It's an Enterprise Collaboration Platform (ID: ELI091_48041)
Author(s):James Groom (University of Mary Washington), Alan Levine (The New Media Consortium (NMC)), Brian Lamb (The University of British Columbia), D'Arcy Norman (University of Calgary) and Cole W. Camplese (The Pennsylvania State University)
Topics:Blogs, Electronic Publishing, eliannual09
Origin:ELI Meetings (01/20/2009)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

The presenters have evangelized open personalized publishing platforms and have struggled with establish closed environments as the basis for teaching and learning with technology. Their overall quest has led them to find powerful and flexible online publishing platforms. In a series of lightning talks, the presenters will share work at their respective organizations that they believe to be useful to others in the teaching and learning community. Each will select a project or problem that poses a significant challenge, which will then be discussed by all attendees.

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