Michael Hanley is a learning consultant based in Dublin, Ireland. He specialises in e-learning for knowledge workers; this elearning blog is about some aspects of his work. He is particularly interested in the role of e-learning in enhancing organizational performance. At the moment he is investigating how non-formal learning initiatives enable workers to achieve organisational goals in the corporate learning environment.
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David Hoare
// Aug 27, 2008 at 3:40 am
Hi there - great site!
I am a technology teacher in Ontario, and recently I started http://www.ClassRunner.com in order to help teachers bring online learning environments into their classes in an easy and affordable way. Many teachers I know have wanted to extend their class online, but have balked at the complexity. My goal is to provide a simple, friendly yet powerful option, giving teachers just what they need, without any headaches.
Using Moodle, I setup, host and manage very affordable course sites for teachers, which can provide a class message-board functions, blogs, assignment posting and collecting, online markbooks, posted resources, glossaries, calendars, etc…
I hope you think your readers might find it appealing. With your permission, I will be adding a link to your site on our ‘links’ page, and if you think it appropriate, perhaps you could reciprocate?
Wishing you continued success in your endeavors,
David Hoare
dh@classrunner.com
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michaelhanley
// Aug 27, 2008 at 3:33 pm
Done! Your website is now displayed in my blogroll.
Best of luck with ClassRunner, David; it looks like a great site.
Michael
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