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In comments filed November 5, the ARRL has recommended that the FCC continue to provide paper license documents to Amateur Radio licensees who want them. The League’s remarks were in response to an FCC Public Notice (in WT Docket 14-161) that proposed to cease the routine issuance of hard-copy license documents to all Wireless Service licensees, including radio amateurs. While having a paper li…
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The GOMX-2 and RACE CubeSats were among more than 2 dozen satellites that were lost after an unmanned Orbital Space Sciences (OSC) Antares 130 vehicle exploded spectacularly shortly after launch at 2222 UTC on Tuesday, October 28, from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport on Wallops Island on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Both satellite packages carried payloads that operated on Amateur Radio freque…
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Boston, MA (PRWEB) October 3, 2006
On October 8, 2006, thought-leaders in the education space from around the globe will gather online for Global Learn Day X, a celebration of innovation in the field of education.
Global Learn Day is the Earth Day of learning around the globe. In its 10th year, Global Learn Day brings together speakers from around the globe online to address how they are improving access to education in their part of the world. Starting in the South Pacific, where the planet begins the new day, the event voyages west to Hawaii, a long way around the world. Along the way the event will feature truly exceptional people from all 24 time zones who patch in via telephone; Skype; voice-over-IP, streaming audio, streaming video, text chat, ham radio, and conventional radio, all downloaded to people’s desktops or telephones. Global Learn Day has attracted appearances from some of the most remote places on the planet, including both North and South poles, the far outback of the Sahara, and high up in Nepal.
Dignitaries participating in Global Learn Day X include opening keynote addresses from Sir John Daniels, world-renowned authority in open and distance learning, and Vint Cerf, father of the Internet and chief Internet evangelist for Google, followed by a global audience with:
South Pacific Region
Lynda Dyer, president of Mind Power Global, speaking from New Zealand
Topic: Are you in control of your results?
East Asia Region
Vishen M. Lakhian, co-founder, marketing manager and idea generator for Mind Valley
Topic: Thinking Big!
South Asia Region
Dr. T. V. Raman
Topic: Equal Access to Information Raises All Boats
Gulf/Middle East Region
Vance Stevens, speaking from Abu Dhabi
Topic: Are English-language instructors the most important teachers in the world?
African Region
Derek Keats, executive director of Information & Communication Services at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa
Topic: Increasing Access through Open Courseware
European Region
Gavin Dudney and Nicky Hockly, peaking from Barcelona, Spain
Topic: Avatars and Other Glitzy Stuff: Get a MUVE on
Latin-American Region
Taran Rampersad, speaking from San Fernando, Trinidad, and Tobago
Topic: Society is build on communications
Canada/USA Region
Tim DiScipio, founder of e-Pals, speaking from Connecticut
Topic: The value of project-based learning
Central Pacific Region
Dr. John Southworth, speaking from Hawaii
Topic: Art, Spirits, and Technology
Closing
Jeff Lebow, World Bridges
Topic: A visionary close
Margaret Andrews, managing vice president of strategy & marketing for Eduventures and former executive director at the MIT Sloan School of Management, as well as Richard Garrett, senior research analyst, serving Eduventures’ Learning Collaborative program for Online Higher Education, will join in on the conversations during Global Learn Day.
For More Information about Global Learn Day X, please visit http://www.bfranklin.edu
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