You are viewing the January-February 2011 EVO rendition of the Multiliteracies course.
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Welcome to
"It is only by abandonning all notion of 'getting things clear' that it is possible to progress in this strange eworld :-)"
- Elizabeth Ann in her profile at http://tinyurl.com/mlit2011edit, January, 2011.
Guess what? SnipURL deleted the URL I gave in this video of my presentation. That's never happened with TinyURL. Arghh!
If you'd like to enjoy a good book we have some suggestions at our Berry Bush Bookstore.
It's not a bookstore really, just a page at this wiki. But you'll find there some of our suggestions for good ebook reading. (Tip: Download a pdf and email it to yourself and you can read it on your iPhone.)
Here's the recommended list so far.
If you have more suggestions, please leave a comment on the BerryBush Books page.
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Our interaction will take place through Yahoo Group email and Ning forums.
If you don't have Yahoo and Ning IDs, get them : both are free and easy to obtain following the instructions at the respective sites. Please check our tutorials on the sidebar for more information on how to create your Yahoo and Ning IDs.
You might benefit from having a GMAIL account too. You might not be able to collaborate with participants here using Google Docs if you don't have at least a Google ID.
There are two main communication modes throughout this workshop: asynchronous and synchronous.
The synchronous mode (live, in-real-time sessions)
We will have live sessions, with guest speakers, which will take place at a fixed date, time and place.
There is a calendar at the Ning: http://multiliteracies.ning.com/
Our regular weekly live online meetings take place from noon to 14:00 GMT and are announced and archived at http://learning2gether.pbworks.com
The asynchronous mode (not live or in real time)
IMPORTANT:
The time for the sessions will be given in GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). There is a clock with GMT time in the Front Page or on the right of your window of this wiki for you to check the time where you are located.
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Links to tools and activities for the session can be found in our Syllabus
IMPORTANT note on TAGGING !!
Please tag all artifacts created for this course evomlit to flag it as 'of general interest'
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(using both these tags is best :-)
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This page revised January 8, 2011