Posted on October 22nd, 2008 by Paul McMahon
I had a day of speaking to a number of really positive people yesterday about the possibility of running a very large international conference focussing on 21st Century Learning here in Hong Kong next October. I am feeling very positive about this now. I am certain that we can get vendors, teachers and kids on [...]
Filed under: Education in Hong Kong | No Comments »
Posted on October 7th, 2008 by Paul McMahon
Since attending the Learning 2.008 conference in Shanghai last month, I have been asked to consider the possibility of hosting next year’s conference in Hong Kong. Whilst on the one hand, I am very keen to get something like this going in Hong Kong, on the other I know just how difficult it is to [...]
Filed under: Education in Hong Kong, Educational Conferences | No Comments »
Posted on September 8th, 2008 by Paul McMahon
I don’t even know how I came across an invitation to Barcamp 2008 at Oxford House in Quarry Bay on the weekend but I guess it is a measure of grassroots social networking that I did and I enjoyed it a lot.
It was a great opportunity to come and share ideas in an open environment [...]
Filed under: Education in Hong Kong, Learning for a Flat World | 2 Comments »
Posted on April 19th, 2008 by Paul McMahon
It seems that I have not been able to write a post for a long time. Mostly the reason for this is that I am really busy with organising the 21st Century Learning @ Hong Kong Conference. http://21c-learning.hk
We are really trying to walk the talk with this one. We are using a tool called Eventbrite [...]
Filed under: Educational Conferences, Learning for a Flat World | 2 Comments »
Posted on February 22nd, 2008 by Paul McMahon
Some of the last minute political bumps seem to have been ironed out leaving me a very short time frame to get the word out about the 21st Century Learning @ Hong Kong Conference.http://21c-learning.hk
I really do believe that this will be the best opportunity so far to promote the concept of sharing ideas and resources and [...]
Filed under: Education in Hong Kong | No Comments »