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27 Aug 2010
Kura Kaupapa M?ori using LAMS to help motivate and engage students
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Sharing effective practice between education institutions: Why and how?
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25 Aug 2010
Alternative approaches to assessment
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20 Aug 2010
Young learners leading the way
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Myth or reality? Learning styles under investigation
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17 Aug 2010
Make your Moodle visual
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13 Aug 2010
Teaching geography in New Zealand: M?ori geography
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30 Jul 2010
Vocational education and training: Can ICT enhanced learning and teaching help?
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Social networking and connecting for health, literacy, community and a better way of life
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How to create an OUWiki in Moodle, and embed video in an OUWiki
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Hazel Owen


Hazel Owen is an ICT Enhanced Learning and Teaching (ICTELT) Consultant with eThos Consultancy, NZ. She has been involved with implementing ICT enhanc...
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