ej 2011 2011 congress on rural education march 27-29, 2011 saskatoon, sk
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Project Overview What is eJournalism? Ejournalism began in Saskatchewan in A small school from Northern Saskatchewan embarked on a conference called Rural Education. Students from this high school covered this conference using a variety of media and technology. The provincial Learning Technology Unit provided assistance. Realizing the power of this learning, the LTU decided to take it a step further and look for schools who were interested in this type of experience. A legacy began.Learning Technology Unit TRANSCRIPT
eJ 20112011 Congress on Rural Education
March 27-29, 2011Saskatoon, Sk
Welcome!Agenda 9:30 -10:30 AM Welcome, Icebreaker, Overview of Project 10:30 – 11:30 AM Rotation 1 11:30 – 12:00 PM Guest speaker Raquel Fletcher CTV
News 12:00 – 1:00 PM Lunch, Activity 1:00 – 2:00 PM Rotation 2 2:00 – 3:00 PM Rotation 3 3:00 – 3:30 PM Wrap-up, clean-up
Project OverviewWhat is eJournalism? Ejournalism began in Saskatchewan in 1999. A
small school from Northern Saskatchewan embarked on a conference called Rural Education. Students from this high school covered this conference using a variety of media and technology. The provincial Learning Technology Unit provided assistance. Realizing the power of this learning, the LTU decided to take it a step further and look for schools who were interested in this type of experience. A legacy began.
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eJ 2011Saskatoon – March Funding by Rural Ed/PVSD Evolution of eJ in Sask.
Way to teach students to use technology Journalism skills more/less emphasized Technical skills more ingrained eJ as enrichment opportunity eJ as career springboard
eJ 2011 Congress on Rural Ed
http://www.usask.ca/education/ruraled/index.htm Hosted by various Sk agencies (Universities, LEADS,
Ministry of Ed) TCU Place - downtown Saskatoon Focus on “Many Faces of Leadership” Aimed at trustees, school and system administrators,
postsecondary instructors, researchers involved in rural ed
Keynote speakers and concurrent sessions on many topics
Exhibitor booths No shortage of eJ opportunities!!!
eJ 2011
eJ 2011 Six sessions
Pre-conference (Group introduction) Sunday night (Conf. opening, Connie Kaldor, Reception) Monday morning (Keynote, Breakouts) Monday afternoon (Breakouts) Monday night (Banquet) Tuesday morning (Keynote, Breakouts)
http://ej2011ruralcongress.wikispaces.com/
eJ 2011Expectations Professional dress and behaviour Courtesy and respect for eJ team mates Diligent attention to work and deadlines
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Oh, yeah . . .HAVE SOME FUN!!!!!!!!!!
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Training Sessions/Groups Print – Robin Berg
Photo – Melissa Hansford
Video – Andre Boutin-Maloney
Training Sessions/GroupsGroup 1
SarahSierraAlexMitchell
Group 2MeganMackenzieJesseEric Group 3
VictoriaLucasBenAaron
Technical Questions? Logging in Saving data Home folders – NO! Shared folders Printing Back-up procedure ???????????
Other business Team name? Logo? Social Network presence? Next steps? Other?
