A Feast of Language

Videoconference Writing Workshop for beginner writers

All Welcome!

Tuesday, April 23^rd 2013

9:30am Central (10:30am Eastern)

With Marilyn Dumont, author of A Really Good Brown Girl, green girl dreams Mountains and Stray Dog Moccasins.

The Poster with the instructions for changing your password is attached to this msg.

Keewaytinook Centre of Excellence

KCE Newsletter  - - March 2013

The KCE Newsletter is hot off the press for March 2013. You can view the newsletter and find out what operator is featured for March. It is available online at http://www.watertraining.ca/newsletters/march%202013%20newsletter.pdf or view the attachment with this posting.

While you're at it, check out the upcoming courses for March and April at our Centre!

Warm regards from the Keewaytinook Centre of Excellence.

Deborah Anderson from Anderson Speech Consultants will be working in the school for the week. She will be working with the students and staff.  If you have any questions please contact her during her stay.

Working with Kwayaciiwin Education Resource Center (KERC) and Anderson Speech Consultants, we invite you to join this upcoming education workshop series by Video Conference.  Please see attached poster for details..

For anyone that may be interested, here is a link to the Adobe Connect recording of the Video Conference Launch event for the NEW FN - Innovation website. 

http://live.knet.ca/p61521377/

Keewaytinook Okimakanak is a partner in tomorrow's launch of the new First Nations Innovation Research Project involvie researching and celebrating First Nation achievements with Information and Communication Technologies. KO First Nation e-Centres invite community members to join us during the launch of this project to learn about the e-community work that is happening in each KO First Nation. http://fn-innovation-pn.com

Jamie Ray, KO-KNET Technician and Pat Smith (KPE Electrical - former DMTS Network Manager) are travelling the winter roads to complete a site survey of the First Nation Cell Building, tower and the Cable Headend facilities and equipment. Their trip started this past Sat (Feb 16). They will be conducting a "drive test" to determine cell signal strength, meeting with the First Nation technician and completing an inventory with pictures of the sites in your community. A final report with recommendations on work to be completed will be shared with the local technician as well as the Chief and Council about the First Nation telecom network and facilities. See the attachment for a copy of the letter sent to each of the First Nation Administration office.