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EdTech 2008 Conference
The Irish Learning Technology Association (ILTA) hosts EdTech 2008, the Ninth Annual Irish Educational Technology Users’ Conference at Dundalk Institute of Technology on 22nd-23rd May, 2008.
EdTech is Ireland’s largest gathering of practitioners (academic and in industry) interested in the application of information technology in education.
The conference theme is Breaking the Barriers.Sub-themes include:

Open Source [...]

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EdTech 2008 Conference
The Irish Learning Technology Association (ILTA) hosts EdTech 2008, the Ninth Annual Irish Educational Technology Users’ Conference at Dundalk Institute of Technology on 22nd-23rd May, 2008.
EdTech is Ireland’s largest gathering of practitioners (academic and in industry) interested in the application of information technology in education.
The conference theme is Breaking the Barriers.Sub-themes include:

Open Source [...]

[Read more]

EdTech 2008 Conference
The Irish Learning Technology Association (ILTA) hosts EdTech 2008, the Ninth Annual Irish Educational Technology Users’ Conference at Dundalk Institute of Technology on 22nd-23rd May, 2008.
EdTech is Ireland’s largest gathering of practitioners (academic and in industry) interested in the application of information technology in education.
The conference theme is Breaking the Barriers.Sub-themes include:

Open Source [...]

[Read more]

Despite the fact that Ireland is home to more commercial e-learning organisations per capita than anywhere else on the planet, there are very few blogs representing the views of the Irish e-learning community being maintained. More about that directly, but first…
Here’s a quick look back at the the contribution of Irish-owned e-learning companies to the [...]

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Despite the fact that Ireland is home to more commercial e-learning organisations per capita than anywhere else on the planet, there are very few blogs representing the views of the Irish e-learning community being maintained. More about that directly, but first…
Here’s a quick look back at the the contribution of Irish-owned e-learning companies to the [...]

[Read more]

Despite the fact that Ireland is home to more commercial e-learning organisations per capita than anywhere else on the planet, there are very few blogs representing the views of the Irish e-learning community being maintained. More about that directly, but first…
Here’s a quick look back at the the contribution of Irish-owned e-learning companies to the [...]

[Read more]