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Subject: November Seminar
The Institute for Learning Innovation invites you to its November
Professional Development Seminar, in the Annapolis, Maryland area. This
sessions speaker will be Lammot du Pont, Program Officer for the Department
of Commerce's Telecommunications and Information Infrastructure Assistance
Program (TIIAP). See flyer below. Space is limited, so please RSVP soon.
Look forward to seeing you.
Elizabeth Donovan
410.268.5149
fax: 410.268.2179
INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING INNOVATION
Professional Development Seminar
Annapolis, Maryland
November 18, 1999
Location TBA
Using Network Technology to Enhance Community Connections: Lessons from
Model Projects
Lammot du Pont,
Program Officer, TIIAP
Through advances in network technology, distinctions between museums, art,
and education have blurred. Museums and cultural institutions,
historically at the vanguard of enhancing opportunities for lifelong
learning, have embraced a variety of technologies to extend partnerships
and enhance their communications with the public.
Through the experiences of model projects supported under the Department of
Commerce's Telecommunications and Information Infrastructure Program
(TIIAP), Lammot du Pont will explore the impact of technology on lifelong
learning, evaluation methods for network-based projects, and opportunities
to find out more about TIIAP's funding process and priorities.
Lammot du Pont is currently a Program Officer for the Department of
Commerce's Telecommunications and Information Infrastructure Assistance
Program (TIIAP). TIIAP provides matching grants for network applications
to non-profit organizations such as schools, libraries, museums, hospitals,
public safety entities, and state and local governments. For the last
three years, Lammot has worked with a range of cultural and educational
organizations that are using network technology to enhance lifelong
learning.
Before joining TIIAP, Lammot worked as an economist at the National
Institute of Standards and Technology, focusing on issues and technologies
associated with the development of an advanced information infrastructure.
Lammot is a native of Washington D.C., earning his Bachelor's degree from
Duke University and a Master's in International Affairs from Columbia
University.
Save the Date:
February 24, 2000 Theatre: An Interpretive Tool in Museums and
Outreach Programs
Dale Jones, Senior Associate, Institute for Learning Innovation, will
examine the use and effectiveness of different strategies when
creating a theatre program for a variety of settings.
Seminars are offered at no charge. And are held from 4:30-5:30 followed by
a wine and cheese reception. To register or receive more information
please contact Elizabeth Donovan, [log in to unmask], or call (410)
268.5149. Visit our website at www.ilinet.org
The Institute for Learning Innovation is a non-profit organization
committed to understanding and facilitating free-choice learning. We
accomplish this mission through learning workshops, publications and
seminars which make current research findings accessible to practitioners
working in the field of free-choice learning.
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