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I'm KerryJ, a trainer, educational designer and learner with a passionate interest in how technology is changing teaching, learning and communications.

Areas of specific interest and involvement
Virtual worlds, online classrooms (Live Classroom and Elluminate), the Moodle learning management system, multimedia production and live training.

Qualifications
Cert IV in Teaching and Assessment
Moodle Course Creator's Certificate
BSci Broadcasting and Advertising
Currently studying for Graduate Certificate in E-learning.

Currently employed by
Relationships Australia SA

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For selling clothing with pornographic, violent images of women; for promoting the sexualisation of little girls, for trying to encourage young women to aspire to be Playboy bunnies - I'm crossing these stores off my list of shopping destinations:

http://collectiveshout.org

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NAB justifies spamming

June 25th, 2008 | Author:
Thanks to SilkCharm for bringing this to my attention. This video is a jaw-dropper — Jim Stewart, the video blogger – is trying to educate the National Australia Bank that SPAM – however “well” or “poorly” executed by the PR agency is a sleazy business practice at best.  He certainly made a valiant effort to put the point across that spam is a pain, it is not ethical to post comments of a commercial nature on someone else’s blog and that with profit running to billions, NAB could afford to actually PAY for advertising on blogs.  But the NAB’s rep continued to ignore the point.  
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