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Being mighty: how mortals can make learning technology projects that cause real impact - a talk by Jonathan Drori

Jonathan Drori puts his finger on why so many pilot projects never get beyond the pilot stage in this invited speaker session on 9 September at ALT-C 2009 (running time 32 minutes). (Here also is a link to a page with all the videos from ALT-C 2009.)

ALT-C 2009 - Invited speaker session on 9 September by Jonathan Drori

Posted on 25/10/2009 in Resources |

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