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Leadership Award

The CNIE Leadership Award is given in recognition of outstanding service to the field of technology or media in education or of distance education. There may be no more than two recipients in any one year. An Award may not be made if, in the opinion of the Selection Committee, no suitable nominations [...]

CNIE seeking new Secretary General

The Canadian Network for Innovation in Education is looking for a new secretary-general

After a number of years serving both CADE and CNIE, Anna Sawicki is coming to the end of her tenure as the CNIE Secretary-Treasurer.  At the 2010 Annual CNIE Conference in Saint John, New Brunswick, the organization will be welcoming a new Secretary-Treasurer.  [...]

Free online conference on international distance education opportunities

The Canadian Network for Innovation in Education next presentation in their series of free CIDER sessions features a presentation and discussion with Dr. Jon Baggaley, Centre for Distance Education, Athabasca University.

Title:  International DE Opportunities in Difficult Economic Times

The world’s current economic crisis is placing serious pressures on distance education.  In October 2009, the situation was [...]

Online conference on social networking in the workplace

The Canadian Network for Innovation in Education invites you to an online conference on 16 December at 1:00 P.M. Eastern on:

Social Networking in the Workplace

Stephanie Taylor, Manager of Systems Development Services at the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo

The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo hopes to better engage our citizens, champion innovation, improve employee collaboration, and [...]

Canadian Network for Innovation in Education Annual Conference, 2010

Canadian Network for Innovation in Education
Réseau canadien pour l’innovation en éducation
www.cnie-rcie.ca/

Annual Conference   16-19 May, 2010
Saint John, New Brunswick

Conference theme: Heritage matters: Inspiring tomorrow
Where have we come from regarding earlier legacy research and experience, and how might that legacy knowledge inform our future?

First Call for Contributions

Go to http://cnie-rcie.ca/ for more details