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J. Easterby-Wood

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Manager, Interactive Communications & Management Support Systems
Department of Health and Community Services
0427 250 057
j.easterby-wood@nt.gov.au

 

Current Perspective

J said the MARVIN development team’s philosophy was simple.

“Literacy and language challenges will always be a part of the learning process, but it’s your choice as a trainer as to whether you allow them to be barriers or instead choose to perceive them as tremendous and exciting challenges and assets, which is how MARVIN evolved,” he said.

“We wanted to transform learners into trainers by having our students actually create the resources that they would be learning with. MARVIN is all about bringing animation to education and learning to life. For us in health education and promotion, our role as trainers is to provide information to help minimise harm and save lives – literacy is not our end goal – information sharing is,” he said.

Read the 27 October 2004 media release...


Reports, Papers and Publications

~ Audio presentation from the 2004 Sharing Workshop (MP3, 3.17MB), December 2004.
~ Interim Report (PDF, 311KB), October 2004.
~ Avatar helps heal outback, article in The Australian newspaper


Professional Development Goal

J’s goal is to investigate the use of Avatar technologies and flexible learning in relation to the medium of interactive and digital TV. J is a well-known innovator in VET who has provided extensive leadership - you might remember ‘Marvin’ if you were at NET*Working 2003.


 

 

 

Updated: 04 July, 2005

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