24 September 2007

Education / ICT News and Events

The Cork College of Commerce and Cork Institute of Technology, as
participants in the European SLOOP program on e-learning technologies
(Sharing Learning Objects in an Open Perspective) are jointly hosting
a free workshop for educators in the Cork College of Commerce,
Morrison's Island, on the 26th. All schools are welcome to attend. For
more information and registration contact Ian Spillane at the College
353-21-4222100 (fax 4275075) or by email at sloop@ccoc.ie.

Topics will include using learning management systems (Moodle),
creating online materials, and for those interested in the technical
side, a hands-on afternoon workshop on installing and administering a
school's Moodle server from scratch (installing Ubuntu Linux with
Apache, MySQL and PHP).

Cork College of Commerce and Cork Institute of Technology aim to
introduce Cork schools and colleges to the free technologies that
exist for teachers and provide hands-on assistance to teachers and
schools in setting up and administering their own systems.

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Ian Spillane
Cork College of Commerce
Morrison's Island, Cork, Ireland

http://www.corkcollegeofcommerce.ie
p +353-21-4222100 f 4275075

04 September 2007

Nothing in particular...General Discussion for Teachers

For those of you who just want to discuss all matters ICT and Education related, this is the blog for you. Click on "Comments" at the bottom of this post and get blogging with Flúirse's Flog!

Free Software For Schools

We are constantly receiving requests from Teachers to compile a list of software that is available for free for schools.

We would encourage anyone who can suggest a free software product to post it here with a short discription and suggested use if possible.

Let's hope we can have the ultimate list here for schools within a few months!

Thanks!

Tomás

Suggestions for Summer Course Programme 2008

Hi Folks,

after a successful 2007 programme, we're keen to really make improvements for 2008 and deliver the most effective, relevant summer course programme for Primary School Teachers.

Firstly, thanks to all of you who have participated on the 2007 programme, your suggestions and comments from both the forums and end of course questionnaire were most useful, and we promise that each and every comment will be read and all suggestions taken on board.

We would invite you to use this blog post to submit any further comments or suggestions that you have regarding our Online Summer Courses.

For those of you who did not participate in the 2007 Summer Course Programme, please feel free to add any comments, suggestions and perhaps course that you would like to see added to our 2008 Online Summer Course Programme for Teachers.

Thanks,

Tomás