Teresia – PACFOLD Learn

Teresia posted an update in the group ODFL Research 7 years, 7 months ago

Bula ODFL group. My name is Teresia (TC) and I am a Fijian woman living in Canada since 1976. I am doing a doctorate in leadership in a post-secondary context and in particular I am looking at how post-secondary E/M/D (electronic, mobile, distance) education can be successfully designed and implemented on a platform of Indigenous South Pacific and…[Read more]

Alison Mead Richardson replied 7 years, 7 months ago

Bula Teresia – welcome to this group and thanks for your introduction. The group is a little quiet as we are just getting started. We need people like to you to share your research and questions and help us to make this group useful. Your research interests are the same as COL’s so we are keen to interact with you. The leadership piece is…[Read more]
- Teresia replied 7 years, 7 months ago
  
  Thank you for the warm welcome Alison! I am definitely planning to do empirical research in the South Pacific and I would love to meet knowledge partners who are willing to share their wisdom, ideas or resources. I will gladly help with other people’s research as well. I haven’t decided if I am going to do my research in Fiji or elsewhere in the…[Read more]
  - Alison Mead Richardson replied 7 years, 7 months ago
    
    Bula Teresia
    Please feel free to ask anything you like – that’s what a community of practice is all about – we all have different ‘intelligences’.
    
    COL is the Commonwealth of Learning – you can find out more about us here http://www.col.org
    PACFOLD is the Pacific Centre for ODFL (yes, you were right!) or flexible and open learning as many people in…[Read more]

Alison Mead Richardson replied 7 years, 7 months ago

Bula Teresia
Please feel free to ask anything you like – that’s what a community of practice is all about – we all have different ‘intelligences’.

COL is the Commonwealth of Learning – you can find out more about us here http://www.col.org
PACFOLD is the Pacific Centre for ODFL (yes, you were right!) or flexible and open learning as many people in…[Read more]

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