On the 9th of January, 2009, I will be a guest speaker at the London Knowledge Lab sharing the thoughts and Reflections of a Nomadic Learner in the Age of Ubiquitous Communication.

I drafted the following abstract to capture the essence of what I will be sharing at this event:

Ubiquitous communication and mixed-reality computing scenarios are becoming commonplace and are influencing in the way in which individuals communicate and relate with others and their surroundings. This talk will present reflections of a nomadic learner who is examining how existing and emerging information & communications technologies and services are redefining formal and informal learning scenarios.  The expected result of this talk will be to ultimately inspire those in attendance to gain a clearer perspective on how we are shaping the future of learning.

Logistics:

OPEN EVENT (free of charge)

9th January 2009 (Friday)

23-29 Emerald Street, London WC1N 3QS

I am really looking forward to this open event as it will give me the opportunity to meet-up again with colleagues in the educational-technology / academic research community in the Greater London area. If you happen to be in London at this time please do take the time to stop by, I encourage you to attend this event as it will be truly inspiring!

LINKS: Mark Kramer, aka @MAMK, will be talking at the London Knowledge Lab on Jan. 9th:

RESOURCE COLLECTION FOR THE SEMINAR

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