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Daniel Bassill replied to James Robinson's discussion Young people from London England volunteering in African communities.
James Robinson posted a discussionYoung people from London England volunteering in African communities.
Dear colleagues and mentors.In London a week from now, I will run the London Marathon in support of a youth exchange non profit, The Daneford Trust. Since 1982 this grassroots trust have supported young people within London to volunteer in parts of Africa, the Caribbean, Bangladesh and Nepal. Please visit my page and spread the word about global volunteerism.…See More
Daniel Bassill commented on ProjectEDUCATE's group Africa Tutor Mentor Connection"Here's another resource for members of this group. It's the Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa, based at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Its goal is to "forge new links with African scholars and institutions, and…"
Daniel Bassill commented on ProjectEDUCATE's group Africa Tutor Mentor Connection"I've encouraged friends from Africa to create an Africa-based Tutor/Mentor Connection, filled with Africa-focused research and directories of youth serving organizations operating in Africa.I found an article today that talks about some of the…"
Daniel Bassill posted a blog postArchive of Twitter posts using Wakelet
I post messages daily intended to draw visitors to my blogs and use hashtags like #tutor #mentor #learning to narrow the focus.This week I learned about Wakelet which is a platform to archive and share collections of Tweets, based on specific #hashtags.This graphic shows five collections on my page that I created in just a…See More
Daniel Bassill commented on Eunjin Cho's group Interns, visualizations - Universities-T/MC"I encourage any who are still following this group to visit this post and see how a 2018 on-line and place based class is asking learners to use blogs and other visualizations to introduce themselves, connect with each other,…"
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Young people from London England volunteering in African communities. 1 Reply
Started by James Robinson in What are the challenges of operating a volunteer-based tutor/mentor program?. Last reply by Daniel Bassill Apr 17.
Use your blog to write about what you learn on Tutor/Mentor Connection site
Started by Daniel Bassill in What are the challenges of operating a volunteer-based tutor/mentor program? Feb 12, 2016.
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Started by Adebayo Tayo Kehinde in What are the challenges of operating a volunteer-based tutor/mentor program?. Last reply by Daniel Bassill Sep 8, 2014.
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Archive of Twitter posts using Wakelet
I post messages daily intended to draw visitors to my blogs and use hashtags like #tutor #mentor #learning to narrow the focus.
This week I learned about Wakelet which is a platform to archive and share collections of Tweets, based on specific #hashtags.
This graphic shows five collections on…
Posted by Daniel Bassill on February 7, 2018 at 5:41pm
Think of idea sharing as exploding fireworks
I started this forum in 2007 when platforms like Ning were a new way to meet, connect and share ideas. While a few people still join every year the forum has not been very active for a few years.
However, I still use it to archive work done in the past and to maintain connections for those who…
Posted by Daniel Bassill on September 22, 2017 at 1:36pm
Holiday Appeal from Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC
I created the Tutor/Mentor Connection in 1993 as part of a non-profit organization that also was creating a site-based tutor/mentor program serving teens in the Cabrini-Green neighborhood of Chicago. I created the Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC in 2011 to keep the T/MC strategy going in Chicago and share it…
Posted by Daniel Bassill on December 12, 2016 at 1:08pm
Are you using annotation to support student, volunteer and staff learning?
Here'sblog article showing three annotation tools.
In addition, here'sarticle I wrote in Jan 2016 to introduce annotation. In the comments section of the blog I've added updates. Are any of you using these tools?
If so, post a comment and link showing how you are using…
ContinuePosted by Daniel Bassill on December 4, 2016 at 11:46am
Follow this "Learning Path" through the ideas of the Tutor/Mentor Connection
I've hosted this Ning site since 2007 with the goal that teams from colleges, faith groups, businesses, etc. in Chicago and other cities would use the information and ideas to build strategies that make mentor-rich youth programs available in all high poverty neighborhoods, and help each get the on-going flow of…
Posted by Daniel Bassill on April 27, 2016 at 2:14pm
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