Spring Networking Event

Kurt Lewin's Force Field Analysis

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Constructivism in examples

Dewey's Experiential Learning Cycles

John dewey and his Education philosophy from Pranay Bhuiyan

CHANGE AGENTS

Change Agents' skills and client relationship - Slideshare from Jasmine Sobhy, MBA

Behaviorism Different Perspectives

-- http://kjmcorn.weebly.com/behaviorism-and-cognitive-psychology.html

https://www.slideshare.net/guestfa5a5c/behaviorism-theory-of-learning

Constructivism Cognitive and Social

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Constructivism Theory

http://kflanigan.wikispaces.com/Constructivist+Theory

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Innovators personality types

http://test2.itsaboutgrowth.com/design-strategies-for-technology-adoption-3.html

Great Example of Early Adopters of Innovation

http://www.nptechforgood.com/2013/03/27/pheed-and-sulia-two-new-social-networks-for-the-nonprofit-early-adopters/

Growing others

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APA Style formatting

Needs Analysis

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http://www.slideshare.net/kimberlykaye359/project-management-for-instructional-designers-25787995

Assure Model of Instructional Design

https://sites.google.com/site/bungakumbang92/assure-model

4D another way

Four Door (4D) ELearning Model

https://elearning.net/understanding-four-door-elearning-design-model/

ISD-Instructional Systems Design ADDIE

ADDIE- An Instructional Systems Design Model from eshikachattopadhyay

http://www.slideshare.net/eshikachattopadhyay/building-along-addie

Final Practicum

Fwd: SAVE THE DATE: Women's Community Impact Forum, Friday, Feb. 3, 2017

Great opportunity to connect.

WHAT:  Community Impact Forum

WHO: Women's Fund of Rhode Island

WHEN: Friday, Feb. 3, 2017, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.

WHERE:  Hardge Forum, URI Multicultural Center

The URI Work-Life Committee will be sponsoring a Community Impact Forum, "Making Work Work for Women," facilitated by the Women's Fund of RI.  Women's Fund presenters will take a "deep dive" into a new 2017 report, "Working Women in RI," which examines the economic status of and challenges for women in Rhode Island, and then facilitate small group discussions about what issues are most important to address in 2017.

Continental breakfast will be served.

This event is open to the public. URI students, staff, and faculty are welcome to attend.  Space is limited.  

RSVP to Kelly Nevins at knevins@wfri.org or call 401.874.5657.

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