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As one who sometimes gives over 100 talks in a year, my personal blog is titled TravelinEdMan for a reason. The phone rings. Emails pile up. Meetings are arranged at conferences. Shortly afterward, the Web links or faxes are sent to me with the talk schedules. And off I go to try to inform and hopefully motivate people about the possibilities of online teaching and learning.
One interesting fact is that it is not just college instructors who want to know what is happening online. The audiences include K-12 teachers, technology coordinators, and administrators as well as instructors, instructional designers, and many others from higher education, government, corporate, and military settings. More fascinating is where they are located. A decade ago, the destination sites were the standard elearning hubs of Finland, Canada, and Australia. After that, it was New Zealand, Iceland, Korea, and the UAE. More recently, requests have come from countries like Thailand, Malaysia, Israel, Singapore, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, the UK, and Canada (again). It seems many of these places aspire to be the elearning capital of the world or at least of their region.
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Posted by: Admin
on Friday, March 27, 2009
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