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2015 IEEE ProComm Presentation: The Future of m-Learning
This past week, I presented a workship at the IEEE ProComm Conference, which was held in Limerick, Ireland. It was a great experience, and different from other conferences I have attended thusfar (a blog post will be reflecting some observations … Continue reading
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An American in Ireland: An experience in globalization and localization
I’m now back from my 10-day trip to Ireland, and it was certainly an adventure. While there are parts of the US that have bilingual signs around due to the large Hispanic populations in areas, I think I had gotten … Continue reading
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Tagged American, Aran Islands, British, British English, brogue, content strategy, digital literacy, DIY education, Dublin, edupunk, Gaeilge, Galway, globalisation, globalization, IPhone, Ireland, Irish, Irish brogue, Irish English, Irish language, localisation, localization, singular experience, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing
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