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Saturday, November 14, 2009 from 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
As part of our 2nd year anniversary celebration, APWT (Asian Professional Women in Technology) presents another mind stimulating talk only this time covering women technology educators.
Two successful educators in the Bay area will each give a 30-min inspirational talk about their struggles and challenges being females in the tech industry before they became technology educators and/or tech evangelists. Take home valuable lessons and advice from our Techno- Coach and educator Reesa Abrams on how to work confidently and emerge successfully in the IT and IS industry. Be free to ask questions and have a dialogue with Dr. Kim Foreman on how to encourage and inspire more women be involved in technology and education.
On the deck, our speakers are:
Reesa Abrams, Associate at WellSpring (http://www.wellsprg.c...)
is a Relationship Manager and a Learning Expert. Reesa is known for the
development and use of a Stakeholder/Mentor model of training. This
helps empower organizations integrate across geographical and cultural
boundaries. Additionally it results in empowering their employees and
meeting the needs of their customers and partners.
Ms. Abrams is also an E-Learning expert covering all aspects of production from selecting, installing, maintaining and becoming proficient in learning management systems & authorware to specific implementations for corporate organizational requirements.
Learn more about Reesa here
Dr. Kim Foreman is Professor of Instructional Technology at San Francisco State University
Dr.
Foreman has published journal articles and newspaper columns on
learning styles, multicultural education, interactive multimedia,
instructional design, and technology integration.
Dr. Foreman has
been writing a bi-weekly educational column in Korea Times. Her
educational essays have been widely read by Korean teachers and parents
nationally and internationally. Additionally, Dr. Foreman also has been
co-writing a column called, “Korean and Korean Culture Through the Eyes
of Strangers”. Since 1998, Dr. Foreman has conducted teacher training
in Africa for one month every summer. Her initial participation with
the African Project was to deliver food and clothes to refugees who
were displaced by the 1994 Rwanda Genocide, but after witnessing the
desperate need for teacher training, she initiated annual training
seminars in Rwanda, Uganda, and the Congo.
Her blog site: http://comeandseeafri...
Agenda:
1:30 - 2:00 Registration
2:00 - 2:30 Reesa Abrams, Associate at WellSpring Consulting
2:30 - 3:00 Dr. Kim Foreman PhD., Professor of Instructional Technology at San Francisco State University
3:00 - 3:30 Q&A
3:30 – 4:00 Networking and wrap up
Our sponsor, the Silicon Valley Pad, www.siliconvalleypad.com provided the venue.
As always, we encourage you to share your home baked cookies and home grown fruits with your fellow geek members.
We are an organization mostly of Asian descent. Our members are mostly from SF-Silicon Valley in various technologies, start-ups, and technology-related fields (e.g. communications, law, etc). We focus on technology and business and believed that by sharing our work-related and personal experiences, we can learn many things from each other.
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