Workshop
We met on Monday, July 2nd at 9 am, and the Vice Rector came, opened the seminar. I learned that the University is requiring professors to put their course online by November. Most of professors use e-mail, and many of them know how to use Office. I introduced Web 2.0 tools. They also created iGoogle homepage, and then they personalized their homepage by adding calendar, clock, etc. Electricity went out several times during the morning session. They also learned what are the RSS feeds. They subscribed to my blog site and this seminar site, which I created with Wetpaint wiki. They learned the difference between Bookmarks and Goggle Reader.
On Tuesday, July 3rd, everyone created their own Blog account with Blogger, and then wrote about what they learned yesterday. They also created an account to manage and sharing photos using Flickr.
July 4th. Rwandans are celebrating their Liberation Day. School was closed, and shops in town also were closed. It was very nice to take a break from intense schedule. The workshop begins at 9 and stops at 5, but I usually linger around little bit longer.
Thursday, July 05, 2007
Faculty Workshop
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9 comments:
It is beautiful blog. It was wonderful seminar. Thank You very match.
Oleg from Rwanda.
It was very interesting to work with you Kim.I really do thank you very much for the lesson you taught me together with my colleague.
Kim, it is really stimulating to work with a person like you, who is absolutely enthusiastic about sharing knowledge with others. Your input will certainly contribute to the advancement of the use of technology for educational purposes. Thank you so much.
Georges Rwamasirabo
May God bless you in your daily activities,and I am very delighted to get your training.
hi Dr Kim, I have red yhour publicity, that is fine and great
Yesterday, we had a very interesting discussion about recommendations to make to VRAC so that the knowledge and skills acquired during workshops could have a visible impact on the teaching and learning process in our university. Wonderful ideas !!!!
Dear Kim,
I am really happy to meet you and interact with you. I found the classes on web2.0 are very useful and I will be using it in my academic programmes hereafter. I wish you all success in your efforts to educate Africa and bring prosperity to the continent.
Thank you very much.
Dr A M Jose
My Email: amjose13@nur.ac.rw
It was a very interesting and instructive workshop.
Thanks and keep it up.
Clarisse
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