Pei is regaining school boards which is a very good thing. If you live in pei, and are eligible to vote in municipal elections, regardless of your parental status you can vote. But you have to claim your ballet. https://t.co/Xr2iSjHQhA
To help our customers in Atlantic Canada navigate the effects of Hurricane Fiona, we are automatically applying free data overage and top ups until Sept. 28 and will reassess at that time. Please stay safe.
Our chapter is out. Crisis or opportunity -Canadian B.Ed. Programs reflections on pandemic teaching. UPEI students and faculty thoughts. https://t.co/UgtiUtshaN coming soon to @AcfeCate
Reviewed a book for @utpress and as a thanks was offered a mini shopping spree through their current titles. No better gift for a professor staying home in circuit breaker mode. Thank you!
This is going to be an incredible event. If you're in #K12 or #HigherEd or #Libraries or any sort of learning, scholarship, or tech-mediated space or interested in learning more, pls join @otessa_org
Submit by Feb 15 to present or register to participate https://t.co/fLhbzJJXzG
Well well well... #OTESSA22 is going to be held between May 16-19, 2022. We intend to promote the conference.
So, please RT, spread the word, and submit your proposals 👌 @otessa_org
👉https://t.co/8y0AmGbnEJ
Q.5 #IDTips how would you respond to criticism that increasing mobile technology, in the form of cell phones and tablets does not support reducing the digital divide for educational purposes (https://t.co/25hEzoLnRV)
Q.4 #IDTips The Canadian government has recently begun a campaign to provide low cost Internet ($10/month) to target populations (https://t.co/otew99WW76) what are your thoughts on this initiative towards reducing digital divide?
Q3. #IDTips English remains the dominant language of the Internet, but perhaps not for much longer https://t.co/JAV1dmmnyo discuss the role of language and culture impact on perceived digital divide both nationally and internationally
Q2. #IDTips The 2018 CIRA fact book report https://t.co/bgsZHSuPb1 outlines among other things the lack of quality infrastructure for all Canadians as a hindrance to development. To what degree do you think the federal government should support infrastructure development