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Welcome to this eLearning Australia wiki!
The purpose of this wiki is to collaborate knowledge from eLearning educators from all over the world, but with a focus and relevance to Australia. This wiki will serve as a tool for collecting links, tools, articles, and personal experiences.
How can I contribute?
The firstStep step1 is to EXPLORE! This is one of the easiest, and more fun ways to learn about anything, but particularly with technology.
Step 2 is to contribute. Even if you just introduce yourself and share what you love about technology in education, eLearning, or just learning in general!
Step 3 is to add some useful links.
Step 4 is to invite more people. A community like this only thrives when the people involved in it are willing to share their knowledge, be active in their participation, and are willing to share the good news of this site with others!
I hope this helps contextualise what you're doing here, and what the purpose of this is!! Enjoy!
The purpose of this wiki is to collaborate knowledge from eLearning educators from all over the world, but with a focus and relevance to Australia. This wiki will serve as a tool for collecting links, tools, articles, and personal experiences.
How can I contribute?
The firstStep step1 is to EXPLORE! This is one of the easiest, and more fun ways to learn about anything, but particularly with technology.
Step 2 is to contribute. Even if you just introduce yourself and share what you love about technology in education, eLearning, or just learning in general!
Step 3 is to add some useful links.
Step 4 is to invite more people. A community like this only thrives when the people involved in it are willing to share their knowledge, be active in their participation, and are willing to share the good news of this site with others!
I hope this helps contextualise what you're doing here, and what the purpose of this is!! Enjoy!
