Blogs
Weblogs, or blogs for short, are technologies
that allow people to
post directly to a
web page. Just in the
way people add to a
diary or journal so
can people do the same
to a blog site.
 We will be posting
regular articles on
the site to help cascade
vital and useful information
about our work and
the work of others.
In addition, others
can input comments
and ideas and responses.
We welcome articles
and postings from representatives
of countries in need.
Using
our blogger you will
be able to put scenarios
for others to comment
on. This will allow
the easy exchange of
ideas in its simplest
form - text. Others
will be able to follow
along and we hope will
learn from the discussion.
 We will have particular
topics set aside that
users can comment on.
We have chosen these
topics based on the
needs of the population
we are serving - i.e.
lesser developed regions
and in the fields of
education, healthcare
and business.
TrainersPod©
acts as a gateway
to various resources
in the areas of e-education,
e-healthcare and
e-business with an
emphasis at all times
on countries and
regions in need.
To develop and deliver
this service we work
online with our community
using blogging technology
to provide information
and an access point
for community feedback
and input.
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A variety of resources
in different  media
formats is made available
through the use of
our blog. We post
our podcasts on the
blog allowing listeners
to listen to the
audio content and
then respond with
any comments, knowledge
or advice they may
wish to share.
We use the blog to
write brief articles
on all aspects of
learning technology
as it relates to
those countries less
well served with
support and provision.
We welcome people
to extend and develop
this set of resources
with your comments
and input and suggestions.
The blog also links
to archives of online
events and podcasts,
videocasts and other
materials in order
to provide multiple
points of entry to
members of the community
and to provide a
forum for those with
experience to join
in a dialogue with
those with less experience.
Visit our Blog
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