The future - upcoming events related to Symposium'09

2009 CNIE International Conference - Learning and Technology: A Capital Idea! May 10-13, 2009 in Ottawa, Ontario  Website

Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries International Conference

Chania, Crete, Greece: 26-29 of May 2009

The Conference will attend library professionals: professors, administrators, technologists, museum scientists, archivists, decision makers and managers. The conference papers will be included in a book titled:
"Advances in Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries"

The foundation - previous events related to Symposium '09
 

Canadian E-Learning Conference – June 17-20, 2008
Conference Website

September 18-19, 2008 Implementing e-Learning 2.0 Technologies, presented online by eLearning Guild.  
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Distributed Learning Forum – Edmonton – November 4, 2008 
Forum Poster

Web 2.0 at ATLE (K-12)–  Synergy 2008 – Red Deer - Nov 5 and 6, 2008  Conference Website

College of Alberta School Superintendents. More details

HR Symposium - November 6, 2008

Issues Forum Date: November 7, 2008
 

Communities without Boundaries, Virtual Conference  -
October 31, 2008.  
Website

Oragnizations with a Distributed Learning Focus

Canadian eLearning Enterprise Alliance (CeLEA)

The Canadian eLearning Enterprise Alliance - CeLEA – was founded in December, 2002 as an industry-based organization with the primary objective of enabling Canadian companies to increase their share of revenues from the growing global elearning market place.

International Federation for Learning-Education-Training Systems Interoperability (LETSI)

Welcome to LETSI, the International Federation for Learning-Education-Training Systems Interoperability. LETSI is a non-profit consortium of e-learning adopters and associations, standards bodies, systems integrators, policy makers, and educational product and services vendors.

The LETSI community seeks to finally realize in education and training the revolutionary impact technology has had in other aspects of our lives. By creating free and open interoperability frameworks for software systems, LETSI promotes the long-term sustainability of major e-learning initiatives: reducing overall risk, stabilizing markets, stimulating investment, and leveling the innovation playing field.

The Learning Partnership

The Learning Partnership (TLP) is a national not-for-profit organization, the only one in Canada dedicated to bringing together business, education, government, labour, policy makers and the community to develop partnerships that strengthen public education in Canada.

What we do
TLP creates, implements and sustains programs in the public education system that truly

make a difference in the lives of students. We do this through 12 crucial programs that:

• encourage students to stay in school
• help prepare students for the learning transition from the classroom to the work world
• provide innovative opportunities for students to enhance literacy and conceptual thinking
• promote careers in science and technology
• provide opportunities for the integration of the arts into the curriculum

Through these innovative programs, The Learning Partnership is the vital link that brings together students, teachers, schools, school boards and business, government and labour. No other organization brings together as many people with as many positive outcomes for public education.