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About The Knowledge Tree

The Knowledge Tree is an e-journal generated by members of the Australian vocational education and training (VET) system to enable the sharing of research and learning innovation in national and global e-learning practice. ISSN 1448-2673
Live Conversation

Edition 18 lead writer Allison Miller was available for a live conversation about her article 'Recognising existing skills using e-portfolios, an international perspective'.

You can view the recording here!.

You can view the archived live conversation recordings here!
Archives of The Knowledge Tree Editions:

2008 Editions:
Edition 17 - Youth Learning the E-asy Way
Edition 16 - Partnering with industry to embed e-learning solutions
2007 Editions
2006 Editions
All Archived Editions

Edition 19: Exposing e-learning skills sets

You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink. Likewise, you can lead students to computers, but you can’t offer them engaging courses – unless VET practitioners have developed and honed the skill sets required to effectively implement e-learning.

Edition 19 exposes the vital skill sets needed by vocational education and training (VET) practitioners to offer lively and engaging e-learning and to ensure classroom teachers and trainers aren’t left behind... Exposing e-learning skills sets!
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The Knowledge Tree is funded and managed under the Access to E-learning Knowledge and Know-how business activity of the Australian Flexible Learning Framework.
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