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After thinking about the lecture as a motivational talk the other day, it was great to read some tips for motivating and engaging people in Kathy Sierra’s post “Better beginnings, how to start a presentation, book, article” : Nobody knows more about the importance of beginnings than novelists and screenwriters, but too often we think their advice . . . → Read More: How to start a presentation (and how not to) “If I had never heard of blogs before, what would be the top 5 reasons that you would give me to start blogging as an educator?” – I’ve been thinking about this a bit lately while browsing Will’s Why Weblogs and the comments on Nancy’s Why we blog with our classes… and thought I’d put together . . . → Read More: Top reasons for blogging in class Had great afternoon on Thursday down at the TAFE NSW Managers Association’s forum “Learning for the Future”. As usual, I was pretty nervous beforehand about getting up infront of 50 educators and trying to get a discussion happening, but thanks to Joe (one of my mates from class), things went pretty smoothly… Leigh Blackall, Anne Paterson and I were facilitating a discussion with the title Teaching is Dead… Long live learning” (the slides were just to prompt some discussion). People seemed genuinely excited about some of the ideas and demonstrations. |
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