My work as an open practitioner for the Open Education Europa webinar 15 Dec 15
1. Towards a European Education Pioneers
Network: sharing the best ideas and
practices
4th Education in the Digital Era Open Webinar
15 December 2015
My work as an open practitioner
Chrissi Nerantzi
@chrissinerantzi
5. Thank you Penny Sweasey, Carol Yeager, Haleh Moravej, Sue Beckingham,
Alison James, Keith Smyth, Sandra Cairncross, Nikos Fachantidis, Sandra
Sinfield, Neil Withnell, Cristina Costa, Frances Bell, Leslie Robinson,
Norman Jackson, Sue Watling, Simon Lygo-Baker, David Leathlean, Helena
Kettleborough, Emma Jenkins, Susan Cobb, Najibeh Mchouh, Kerry
Moakes, Julie Tardy, Olivia Glasser, Marcin Wozniak, Ellie Hannan, Kath
Botham, Peter Gossman, Charles Neame, Stephen Powell, Bernard
Lisewski, Kath Botham, Rachel Forsyth, Nicola Whitton, Marieke Guy,
Javiera Atenas, Ale Armellini, Andrew Middleton, Rod Cullen, Calum
Thomson, Chris Smith, Charlotte Fregona, Jennie Fisher, Chris Rowell,
David Hopkins, Debbie Baff, Sheila McNeill, Mark McGuire, Peter Whitton,
Cheryl Dunleavy, Denis McGrath, Hennie Yip, Neil Currant, Mike
Nicholson, Stathis Konstantinidis, Panos Bambidis, Sally Brown, Phil Race,
Simon Lancaster, Simon Rae, Peter Reed, Lars Uhlin, David Walker, Alex
Avramenko, MetMunch, Lifewide Education, Creative Academic,
colleagues at Open Education Europa and CELT, Adam Frank and my
children Ody and Nassi and many many others.
“Alone we can go faster, with others we go further”
African proverb
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