The Education Network Australia (edna) team will hold a workshop on 21 July in Hobart. Participants will be challenged to consider their current digital learning footprint, what use they are making of web 2.0 tools, particularly social networking environments, and how edna can contribute to professional and student learning.

The programme is in place for one day workshops in each state and registrations are now open. There is a small charge to cover venue and catering, and places are limited.
http://www.edna.edu.au/edna/go/help/workshops#goto-728

If you would like to read about national projects which worked in partnerships with RTOs and industry go to the industry engagement site http://industry.flexiblelearning.net.au/ This site contains a wealth of case studies including some Tasmanian projects.

If you would like to read how e-learning projects were undertaken by LearnScope teams in 2007, go to http://taslearnscope.wikispaces.com/ Teams posted their mid year and end of the year reports, there are also snippets of the E-learning in Action showcasing day on 30 November in Launceston.

Would you like to learn more about writing a business case for the introduction and/or the implementation of e-learning?

Would you like to learn what a business case should contain and how it can help you?

Hobart Workshop, Thursday 28 February 2008 9.30am-12.30pm, Derwent Room, Wrest Point, Sandy Bay

Registration
It is important that you register your place quickly, as places are limited for these free workshops. There is also an online activity that you need to complete prior to the workshop.
Please specify the workshop location you are wishing to attend, when registering by email to industry@flexiblelearning.net.au.