A Special #edchatie Talking all Things #cesicon

On Monday 4th February from 8.30-9.30pm, @CESItweets will take over #edchatie for an online discussion about the annual Computers in Education Society of Ireland (CESI) conference and TeachMeet. It will be a focused discussion, in which we will aim to cover four questions/topics in the one night, rather than the usual single topic. The four topics for the Monday night, 4th February #edchatie special discussion celebrating #cesicon (and #tmcesi) from @CESItweets are:

  • Q1: What are some of your favourite CESI conference memories?
  • Q2: What are the strengths of the CESI community?
  • Q3: The theme of the 2019 conference is ‘Creativity, Collaboration, & Computers: Practitioner Perspectives’. What do you hope to see based on the theme?
  • Q4: What advice would you give to someone attending the conference for the first time?

During the #edchatie hour: 

In order to keep the conversation flowing as much as possible during the #edchatie hour, here’s how the discussion  will run:

  • At 8.30pm, we’ll hold the usual introductions and then quickly move on to posting Q.1 for discussion.
  • When discussing Q.1, please make sure that you include the hashtags #edchatie and #cesicon as well as the text “Q.1” in your tweets.
  • After 15 minutes and because we have four questions/topics to discuss, we’ll move on to Q.2.
  • Again, when discussing Q.2. please make sure to include the hashtag #edchatie and #cesicon as well as the text “Q.2” in your tweets at this time.
  • By 9pm we’ll move on to Q.3 and then we’ll finish off, from 9.15pm, with Q.4 for the final 15 minutes of the discussion.

Remember: All tweets should contain the hashtags #edchatie #cesicon as well as the relevant question number.

We look forward to chatting with you, and perhaps we’ll see you in Athlone!

 

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About the Author

Katie Molloy

Kate Molloy is a Learning Technologist with the Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching at NUI Galway. She is Secretary of the Computers in Education Society of Ireland (CESI) national executive.