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If you would like to discuss your proposal prior to submission, please contact the conference organisers, Malcolm Ryan and Simon Walker at [log in to unmask] eLearning@greenwich/conference/Extending the classroom walls Call for proposals The University of Greenwich is organising its third one day regional conference on eLearning at the Maritime Greenwich Campus, London, on Wednesday, June 15th 2005. Building on previous conferences, this event will focus on the ways that teachers\trainers have employed eLearning within their own sector in 'extending the classroom walls' ? the title of this year's conference. It will provide an opportunity for practitioners to outline examples of effective practice, share the results of evaluation and indicate lessons learnt. Potential contributions to the conference programme are now being sought from practitioners. These should be in the form of short case studies that clearly outline how eLearning has been used to extend and enhance traditional forms of learning. Guidelines for proposals, including a case study template, are available from the conference web site at http://www.gre.ac.uk/e-conference .Submitted case studies will also be considered for inclusion in whole or part in a practitioners' guide to eLearning to be published by David Fulton. The deadline for receipt of proposals is Monday, 28th February 2005. eLearning@greenwich/conference/Extending the classroom walls Call for proposals The University of Greenwich is organising its third one day regional conference on eLearning at the Maritime Greenwich Campus, London, on Wednesday, June 15th 2005. Building on previous conferences, this event will focus on the ways that teachers\trainers have employed eLearning within their own sector in 'extending the classroom walls' ? the title of this year's conference. It will provide an opportunity for practitioners to outline examples of effective practice, share the results of evaluation and indicate lessons learnt. Potential contributions to the conference programme are now being sought from practitioners. These should be in the form of short case studies that clearly outline how eLearning has been used to extend and enhance traditional forms of learning. Guidelines for proposals, including a case study template, are available from the conference web site at http://www.gre.ac.uk/e-conference .Submitted case studies will also be considered for inclusion in whole or part in a practitioners' guide to eLearning to be published by David Fulton. The deadline for receipt of proposals is Monday, 28th February 2005. If you would like to discuss your proposal prior to submission, please contact the conference organisers, Malcolm Ryan and Simon Walker at [log in to unmask] _______________________________________________________________________ Simon Walker Principal Lecturer in Education School of Education and Training Department of Education Leadership and Development Room 153 Queen Mary University of Greenwich Maritime Greenwich Campus Old Royal Naval College Greenwich SE10 9LS. UK Map and general directions to the Greenwich campus: http://www.gre.ac.uk/about/estates/maps/maritime_directions.htm Tel: +44 (0)208-331-9238/9230. Fax: +44 (0)208-331-9235. Mobile:+44 (0)7791 678332. ISDN:+44 (0)208-294-0055 Staff URL:http://gre-guns2.gre.ac.uk/pcet/pcetoffice/staffpages.nsf. Programme URL: http://www.gre.ac.uk/celtt