Who is an e-pioneer?
Thursday, February 25th, 2010 | e-Learning pioneers
Anyone who actively promotes e-learning and the use of e-tools is an e-pioneer.
Are you a school principal? Do your best to be an e-pioneer. Even if you’re not completely e-literate, you can still take the lead in your school by encouraging your staff to make optimal use of available technology.
If you are a teacher who embraced technology as a teaching tool and are now encouraging your colleagues to do the same, you are an e-pioneer. You may be known as a computer champion, or network administrator, or computer boffin – whatever name you’re given, you can spearhead the cause of technology in your school.
There is no reason why there must be only one e-pioneer in a school – the more the merrier. There are many learners in your school who need your guidance.
Education department officials who are e-pioneers are invaluable! If you hold a post as director, curriculum advisor or planner, team leader, or technology integration facilitator, your lead in e-matters is crucial.
Who is an e-pioneer? When you promote e-learning and the use of e-tools in your environment, you are one!
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4 Comments to Who is an e-pioneer?
Iam an e-learner re new developments in e-technology and I am an e-EIAWB trainer and an e-Facilitator and thus I am an e-pioneer promoting e !
Albi e- with e-tools !
Friday, 26 February, 2010
Do pioneers have followers or peers or does they just go about it on their own?
Friday, 26 February, 2010
Sorry…that “does” does not belong there, but do does. Makes sense?
Mark, e-pioneer strive to have followers, they find comfort from their peers (other e-pioneers), they never just go about it on their own … in fact, they themselves follow others who are one or more steps ahead. Watch this space for further discussions on all these aspects of e-pioneers!
Thursday, 25 February, 2010