e-Learning project to empower individuals in Africa!!
Hi Everyone,
Just signed up to forum today & I'm so excited to join the family.. I am working on an e-Learning project to empower workers and alleviate poverty in Africa by offering management & leadership education to individuals over the internet.. Need help with;
1. Identifying best technologies (technology advisors)
2. Syndicating content (content managers)
Having grown up in Africa, I have experienced first-hand the dire negative effect of mismanagement and poor leadership on society. I am passionate about empowering individuals and my mantra is; 'Feed a man a fish & feed him for a day, teach a man to fish & feed him for life'..
Will love to connect with anyone interested in empowering individuals in developing countries, particularly Africa..
Regards,
George
Just signed up to forum today & I'm so excited to join the family.. I am working on an e-Learning project to empower workers and alleviate poverty in Africa by offering management & leadership education to individuals over the internet.. Need help with;
1. Identifying best technologies (technology advisors)
2. Syndicating content (content managers)
Having grown up in Africa, I have experienced first-hand the dire negative effect of mismanagement and poor leadership on society. I am passionate about empowering individuals and my mantra is; 'Feed a man a fish & feed him for a day, teach a man to fish & feed him for life'..
Will love to connect with anyone interested in empowering individuals in developing countries, particularly Africa..
Regards,
George
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Permalink Reply by Leila Nachawati Rego on -
This sounds wonderful. In my profile I describe mysefl as interested in how new media can help empower people, and this is an even more obvious need in developing countries. I´m looking forward to sharing and exchanging ideas.
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Permalink Reply by George on -
Hi Leila, good to connect with you! Yeah, I think e-Learning is definitely the way to go in developing countries. Will keep you updated as we progress.....
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Permalink Reply by Sherrill Garth on -
Hello George,I could not agree with you any more when you indicated the E-Learning is the way to go with under-developed countries such as; African. My name is Omiyinka.d My back ground is in Education, K-9th with a speciality in, Supervision for Adult Education in Training Development and Curriculum Instruction. I have trained in the field of Early Childhood Development and curriculum for the none-traditional programs in Early Childhood Development in the (CDA Program). . I also have taught in the field of Montessori . I currently have a God-Father who is located in Ghanda, Africa.. He has asked me to come to African to assist with training and development of the teachers. I would like to learn more about how I could possibly help in developing the Mother land.. You may contact me by e-mail. at the following address: omiyinka1@live.com . I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks! Omiyinka
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