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Open Source Workshops and Sessions at NCCE
by Jeff Allen - Monday, 1 February 2010, 10:59 AM
 
Hope to see you all at the Northwest Council for Computer Education March 2-5 at the Washington Trade and Convention Center in Seattle.

Attached is a flyer with information about Open Source activities that Randy Orwin, Forrest Fisher, Matt Houston and Jeff Allen will be heading up.

Look us up when you are in Seattle!

Jeff
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Open Source Workshops and Sessions at NCCE
by Jeff Allen - Monday, 1 February 2010, 10:52 AM
 
Hope to see you all at the Northwest Council for Computer Education March 2-5 at the Washington Trade and Convention Center in Seattle.

Attached is a flyer with information about Open Source activities that Randy Orwin, Forrest Fisher, Matt Houston and Jeff Allen will be heading up.

Look us up when you are in Seattle!

Jeff
Picture of Jeff Allen
Open Source Workshops and Sessions at NCCE
by Jeff Allen - Monday, 1 February 2010, 10:50 AM
 
Hope to see you all at the Northwest Council for Computer Education March 2-5 at the Washington Trade and Convention Center in Seattle.

Attached is a flyer with information about Open Source activities that Randy Orwin, Forrest Fisher, Matt Houston and Jeff Allen will be heading up.

Look us up when you are in Seattle!

Jeff

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Using your Moodle! Real life examples of Moodle uses.

History and Accountability

Our computer technicians meet for their weekly one-hour technical meeting. I've given the opportunity to lead the group to our supervisor of network services, so he's building relationships with the group he needs to work closely with. As the their supervisor, I'm the one taking minutes of the meeting--which is REALLY cool, because I can ask for clarification for the minutes without obviously interjecting my ideas.

We use a WIKI with a main table of contents page, then for each new meeting, we set up a new sub-wiki page (not a new activity, just a new page). Throughout the week, members add agenda items for the next meeting. When the meeting starts, I open up the wiki and take the notes real-time.

The search feature is helpful, because you can type in "printer" and see all of the meetings we've talked about printers in.

Definitely the coolest way I've found to keep agendas and minutes... smile

 
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