[CASL-L] FREE Webinar: Join Alan November and Tim DiScipio

IRENE KWIDZINSKI kwidz at sbcglobal.net
Tue Oct 16 09:31:56 PDT 2012


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Join Alan November and Tim DiScipio for a special webinar on October 18th  
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Alan November is an international leader in education technology. He has been a 
classroom teacher, director of an alternative high school, computer coordinator, 
technology consultant and university lecturer. Alan has helped schools, 
governments and industry leaders improve the quality of education through 
technology. He was selected as one of the original five national Christa 
McAuliffe Educators and was named one of the nation's fifteen most influential 
thinkers of the decade by Technology and Learning magazine. Alan's writing 
includes numerous articles and three best-selling books, Who Owns the Learning?, 
Empowering Students with Technology and Web Literacy for Educators..



Tim DiScipio is a founding member of ePals and a recognized pioneer in 
collaborative learning, social learning networks, Internet media, and K-12 
education technology. Tim is a frequent keynote speaker at U.S. and 
international conferences and has visited hundreds of schools worldwide to 
experience teacher-student technology use in the digital learning era. Before 
ePals, Tim founded several early Internet design and media agencies and he also 
spent seven years as the Director of New Business Development for TMP Worldwide 
(parent of Monster.com).
   Join Alan November and Tim DiScipio 
for a special webinar on October 18th 
How Social Learning Networks Built for Education Drive Innovation
Thursday, October 18th at 2pm ET
Presented by:
Alan November of November Learning
Tim DiScipioof ePals
How can principals, technology directors and curriculum coordinators ensure 
students and teachers are armed with the full suite of tools required for 21st 
century innovation? Join education thought leaders Alan November of November 
Learning and Tim DiScipio of ePals on October 18th for a discussion on how 
education networks honed through years of educator feedback are maximized to 
promote digital-era collaboration, content curation, streamlined workflow, and a 
generally efficient digital school ecosystem, in ways mainstream tools aren't 
designed to do.

REGISTER HERE for the webinar
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