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		<title>OpenEd Tech 2009: Are we almost there?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The OpenEd Tech Summit meetings held in Barcelona yesterday and today are over. As I head back to my frozen home in Logan, Utah, I will think more about what made this gathering so memorable. Perhaps it was the small meeting size, or the excellent choice in participants. There were many opportunities to network and &#8220;feed my Facebook.&#8221; Eva did a fantastic job coordinating every detail. I especially loved the walking tours of the <a href="http://flickr.com/photos/caswell_tom/tags/openedtech2008">older parts of Barcelona</a>.</p>
<p>The collaborative work on the future of eLearning was enjoyable and engaging. Our group took a bold step in collaborative, community driven accreditation by giving Debby Knotts a certificate in Multidisciplinary Transnational PowerPoint Management Within Collaborative Working and Learning Teams (Typist). Paul Kirshner and my other colleagues in Group D made a point of asking for another OpenEd Tech Summit in 2009. All I can add is an impatient, &#8220;Are we almost there?&#8221;</p>
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