ETCon 03 – The Future of Teachers in a Global and Digital World

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Yes, we are back!

The third edition of the E-Teachers Conference will be on November 27th at 6PM CET.

The Topic: The Future of Teachers in a Digital and Global World

The Panel:

As it is our tradition we will see 15 to 20 minute long presentations of the panelists about their thoughts on the topic followed by a moderated discussion and a Q&A with the audience.

For more information:

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Looking forward seeing you all at the ETCon! 

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  • chinamike

    A bit too late for us here in Asia. Of course I understand it is impossible to please everyone, especially those presenters with busy schedules.

    Will it be recorded for later viewing?

    • http://kirstenwinkler.com KirstenWinkler

      Yes, would be easier if the world would be half as big :) . But of course there will be a recording.

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  • http://www.languagesoutthere.com jasonoutthere

    Just watched 2/3rds of the recording, great stuff, not entirely unpredictable, teachers as guides…lovely to hear it being openly acknowledged and spoken about without any 'shyness' :-) It's called progress. Check out this academic paper provocatively called 'Teachers: Who needs them' that I found on Twitter thanks to Jason Renshaw (@englishraven)…from 2002 and now more relevant than ever http://twitter.com/englishraven/statuses/619348…

    • http://kirstenwinkler.com KirstenWinkler

      Thanks for the link J :)