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We can all be trainers–with support.
Scott Abel recently wrote an article titled, “Why Thought Leaders Aren’t Usually The Best Trainers,” in which he makes a valid point that not all thought leaders who push out books and PowerPoint slides are trainers or teachers. I … Continue reading
Remote and Mobile are not the same thing…but could or should be.
TechCommGeekMom is back! I’m sure you didn’t notice that much, but I was away for a week at the beach (or as we Jersey gals say, at the shore) in South Carolina, and while I wasn’t totally away from technology … Continue reading
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Back to School (as a TechCommGeekMom)
Someone mentioned to me recently that as “TechCommGeekMom” that I seem to concentrate on being the “TechCommGeek” than the “Mom” in my posts. I don’t think that’s necessarily true, since I do talk about my son often enough, but it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Asperger's, Asperger's Syndrome, autism, back to school, Communication, computer courses, conventional learning, digital learning, digital literacy, DIY education, e-learning, education, elearning, m-learning, mlearning, parenthood, parenting, parents, role of parents in education, school, special needs, special needs education, students, teacher, teachers, tech comm, techcomm, technical communications, unconventional learning, writing
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What are you so afraid of?
It seems to me that lately there have been a lot of articles posted around the Web about higher education being afraid of using technology. I suppose that since I received my recent Master’s degree entirely online from an accredited … Continue reading
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