"That was really for you Brad but also for anyone in your list. I don't want to pull folks from here, just that I don't come here often."
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Vic Jasin left a comment for Bradley Troast"I invite those who might contact me here to do so on SENVI or Facebook as vicjasin.
I support this site and all it stands for but don't check here very often. Let me know how I can help any of you. My complete CV is at LinkedIn or Facebook.…"
Bradley Troast replied to Daniel Bassill's discussion Spring 2011 Projects in the group Chicago - Korea T/MC""On the heels of Twitter, blogs and YouTube videos, do-it-yourself animation has emerged as the latest form of self-expression online." That was a great WSJ article. I didn't realize this was such a trend right now. I'm curious…"
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This is a workspace where interns from Korea, China, India and the US work with Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC in Chicago. Join in if you'd like to take part.See More
Bradley Troast commented on Nicole White's group Tutor/Mentor Conference Planning Committee"It's nice to see all of these workshops coming together. Great job, Karina!"
Bradley Troast is attending Daniel Bassill's eventTutor/Mentor Conference, May 19 & 20, 2011 at Victory Apostolic Church
May 19, 2011 to May 20, 2011
The biannual Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference will be held at Victory Apostolic Church in Matteson, Il on May 19 and 20. The conference is part of an ongoing effort to improve the quality and availability of tutor/mentor programs in areas of Chicago with high concentrations of poverty. Through in-person networking and through the Internet, the conference connects Chicago's program leaders with people and ideas across the country and the globe. View Tutor/Mentor Connection…See More
Bradley Troast replied to Daniel Bassill's discussion Tutor/Mentor Survey - Most important needs of volunteer-based tutor/mentor programs"Joe, you make a good point. At Cabrini Connections, I'd say 95% of our volunteers find out about us on the web (a lot of our students do, too). We have a lot of information on our web site which attracts them, along with clear ways to contact…"
Bradley Troast commented on Joseph Kreul's blog post The Intern's Graphical Mood"haha, this is great! I love the graphic and the way you've explained it conceptually."
Bradley Troast commented on Nicola Avery's blog post TrailMeme of Tutor Mentor Connection - possibilities for Surrey"This is cool; a nice way to go seamlessly from a Flash presentation, to a PDF, to a PowerPoint, to a YouTube video, etc. Thanks for sharing."
Bradley Troast commented on Jongseop Won's blog post Cover flash with voice."Hi Jongseop,
It sounds like my voice is not quite in sync with the presentation. I think it should change to each new slide as soon as I say the first word for that slide. For example, when I say "Build and maintain knowledge base,"…"
Bradley Troast commented on Joseph Kreul's blog post Brainstormed Out"I like the sound of this, too. We still need to sit down sometime, but I'm glad to hear that you're making progress. Will you be in on Tuesday? I should be here until at 6pm. Wednesdays and Thursdays are busy for me because we are…"
Joseph Kreul left a comment for Bradley Troast"Would love to sit down with you at some point, was hoping that would be today, but apparently I had RSVP'd for a seminar at Adler School for this afternoon. Perhaps we can sit down tomorrow?"
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I am going to start blogging here with some of my reflective thoughts as I browse the Tutor/Mentor Connection and Cabrini Connections web sites and online resources. As I near the end of my first year on staff here, and I prepare to welcome a new Northwestern University Public Interest Program Fellow (… Continue
Posted on June 17, 2010 at 3:29pm
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- At 9:19pm on June 11, 2011, Vic Jasin said…
That was really for you Brad but also for anyone in your list. I don't want to pull folks from here, just that I don't come here often.
- At 9:17pm on June 11, 2011, Vic Jasin said…
I invite those who might contact me here to do so on SENVI or Facebook as vicjasin.
I support this site and all it stands for but don't check here very often. Let me know how I can help any of you. My complete CV is at LinkedIn or Facebook. I'm free, no service fees or hidden agenda or factors. Vic
- At 1:20pm on February 7, 2011, Joseph Kreul said…
- Would love to sit down with you at some point, was hoping that would be today, but apparently I had RSVP'd for a seminar at Adler School for this afternoon. Perhaps we can sit down tomorrow?
- At 10:25am on January 16, 2011,
Jay Marinus Nalini van Amstel said… Hi,
We are developing an environmental education project for children and tennagers. We are looking for internacional partners, watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfW1ElpIT_k
access our game blog: http://ehcos.blogspot.com
thanks,
Jay van AmstelAmbiente em Movimento Institute
http://pt.wiserearth.org/organization/view/c6f107f1ce89a1dd43dd44cc11529b7d/section/main#
- At 1:38pm on May 19, 2010,
Minsang Lee said… - Hi I just add you. Thank u~ :)
- At 1:15pm on May 19, 2010,
Jiwon Seo said… - thank you@@ i have found your name.. i want add you as friend^^*
- At 12:38pm on July 10, 2009,
Daniel Bassill said… - Hi Bradley, thanks for joining. I hope you'll find ways to help me build interaction in these forums, so more people are sharing ideas that lead to stronger support for tutor/mentor programs like Cabrini Connections.
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