SIOP 2010: Day 1 Live Blog
This transcript is a later capture of my Twitter stream during Day 1 of the SIOP 2010 conference.
technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
This transcript is a later capture of my Twitter stream during Day 1 of the SIOP 2010 conference.
If you’re wondering why there haven’t been any updates/live-blogging, it’s because there is no wireless Internet access available at SIOP! That makes blogging a little tricky. I’ll try to find a workaround later tonight (for tomorrow), but in the meantime, you should be following my twitter feed (which I can update from my iPhone).
I’m knee deep in planning my schedule for the 2010 conference of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, which starts this Thursday. Depending on the technology situation, I’ll be attempting to tweet from sessions and either live-blog or close to it, to both share with you what’s going on and also to organize my own thoughts on the days’ activities.
After reflecting on E-Learn 2009, I decided to post a few final thoughts about overall trends and happenings at the conference this year.
Like the days before it, Day 3 of E-Learn carried a few interesting presentations with it – including working examples of social networks and virtual worlds (Second Life) in classrooms.
I report on Day 2 of E-Learn, with topics including blended learning, mobile learning, data mining, online communities, and Second Life.