The organisers of iLearning Forum 2009 have pleasure in inviting policy-makers, human resource managers, learning practitioners, researchers and suppliers of learning technology solutions to participate in the 4th international iLearning Forum. Building on the success of eLearnExpo, this will be the 8th year that eLearning professionals from France, Europe and overseas are brought together in Paris to explore best practice in the use of learning technologies. The theme of this year's event is "Integrated learning: embedding learning technologies for individual and organisational development". This year, iLearning Forum is organised in parallel with RAC 2009, the international conference on Recognition and Accreditation of competencies.
What are Social Tools? - Stowe Boyd
Mini-clip interview for Gurteen Knowledge with Stowe Boyd. What are Social Tools? Shot at the Unicom Seminars Conference on Social Networking Tools In London, September 2006.
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David having a meal in the Old Singapore Market, October 2008
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