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	Director's Report
		Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning (ABEL) promotes a learner-active, technology infused classroom within the context of Information Communications Technology and the Learner: A curricular Document, the YRDSB’s Plan for Continuous Improvement and the Commitment to System Literacy.
		This is achieved by building collaborative learning communities (administrators, teachers, faculty, pre-service teachers and students); implementing blended learning environments for classrooms, schools and districts; using interactive web-based learning resources; and developing sustainable inter-jurisdictional and inter-institutional collaboration.
		Various reports confirm that broadband can improve educational effectiveness by enabling a school board’s network to be world connected and capable of providing enhanced services district-wide (see http://nationaledtechplan.org/theplan/Recommendations.asp and http://www.becta.org.uk/corporate/extra_out.cfm?id=3320).
	www.yrdsb.edu.on.ca /page.cfm?id=BDS000110 (399 words)

	Canarie - Press Release
		Through videoconferencing, on-line discussions with experts in the use of broadband technologies in the classroom, and other training techniques, the ABEL project will use CANARIE's CA*net 4 research network to develop a model for an innovative, collaborative means of on-line professional development for teachers.
		"ABEL is designed to address the major structural barriers to widespread use of broadband networks in education", explained CANARIE's President and CEO, Andrew Bjerring.
		CANARIE's mission is to accelerate Canada's advanced Internet development and use by facilitating the widespread adoption of faster, more efficient networks and by enabling the next generation of advanced products, applications and services to run on them.
	www.canarie.ca /press/releases/02_12_16.html (389 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The ABEL (Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning) project is a national
		broadband initiative committed to building educational learning that engages
		In learning how to develop web pages, I hope to use these skills to advance the learning of my students.
	members.shaw.ca /efilice/ABEL.htm (236 words)

	Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning (ABE... (Abstract) [AACE Digital Library] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		A Canadian project called Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning (ABEL) is a unique model for technology mediated, job-embedded professional development for educators.
		Supported by educational, private sector and government partners, ABEL engages a new culture for teaching and learning through the use of broadband networks and information communications technology.
		ABEL incorporates accredited professional learning with engaging resources in a collaborative learning environment that is focused on enhancing student learning.
	www.aace.org /dl/index.cfm?fuseaction=Print&paperid=14079 (174 words)

	Abel - Abel Stamp Auction
		Abel Personnel is a full service personnel agency operating in Central Pennsylvania for over 30 years.
		Biography of Niels Abel (1802-1829) Niels Abel, the second of seven children, was one year old when his grandfather died and his father was appointed to
		Abel tasman national park new zealand accommodation Abel Tasman Marahau Lodge - Accommodation in Marahau - Nelson - New Zealand.
	infofeedtech.com /ifft/abel.htm (390 words)

	The Banff Centre - Biography
		With a background in science, education, and technology, she has been a sessional instructor at the University of Alberta, and a consultant with the Alberta Minister of Education.
		ABEL is a broadband-mediated teacher professional development project involving school boards across Canada.
		The Global Classroom program is a collaborative project-based learning program for high school students and is facilitated through broadband communications technologies.
	www.banffcentre.ca /faculty/faculty_member.aspx?facId=525 (262 words)

	CANADA: Kids Learn Via Interactive Video \| OWL Institute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Local students are already being transported to offsite learning environments using broadband technology.
		Peel is one of the school boards that has partnered with York University, which is leading the Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning project.
		Broadband technology allows a teacher to reach a larger audience than the facility usually accommodates, she said.
	owli.org /node/595 (976 words)

	Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning Project (ABEL) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		This workshop was the culmination of efforts by representatives from the Hospital for Sick Children, TVO, and ABEL on the research of HSC researchers Rosemary Tonnock, Rhonda Martinussen and Alison McInnes.
		In this category, ABEL demonstrates that Provincial Government ministries, agencies, boards, commissions, and the broader public sector (regional or municipal government ministries, organizations, school boards, schools, hospitals, colleges and universities and other publicly funded bodies including the Federal Government) are working together effectively for the benefit of Ontario.
		The theme of the Institute is “Teaching, Learning and Collaborating.” Within this theme, ABEL members will share images and stories of their collaborative experiences over the past year and plan the collaborations and activities for the upcoming school year.
	www.abelearn.ca /events-archive.html (3699 words)

	Educational Objects - The BELLE Project
		An educational, or learning, object can be described as any item used to enhance learning.
		To be effective within the context of a repository, learning objects require three main characteristics: accessibility, adaptability and interoperability.
		In the digital realm, these learning objects are stored on servers and delivered through networks.
	belle.netera.ca /info_edobjects.htm (271 words)

	Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning Project (ABEL) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning Project (ABEL) will establish an interactive collaborative learning model for teacher development and educational delivery.
		The ABEL project will provide the basis for sustainable inter-institutional and inter-jurisdictional collaboration to support professional development of teachers across the country.
		ABEL will make optimum use of broadband-mediated learning environments and is designed to support cost-effective dissemination of leading-edge educational expertise and instructional design.
	www.canarie.ca /elearning2004/projects/abel.html (85 words)

	LookSmart's Furl - The baumgartner repositorien Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Content is structured using a learning design model to maintain the coherency of the learning experience while supporting the deconstruction and re-purposing of learning content and facilitating the collaborative and cumulative authoring of assembly objects.
		Both the authoring tool and repository interface present this learning design framework, making it possible for the average educator to markup and metatag learning content as a byproduct of structuring a learning plan.
		The Co-operative Learning Object Exchange (CLOE) is a collaboration between Ontario universities and colleges for the development, sharing, and reuse of multimedia-rich learning resources.
	www.furl.net /members/baumgartner/repositorien (1458 words)

	WECDSB: Our Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Interactive learning environments are emerging, along with virtual communities of people and resources.
		Program (ABEL), provided an overview of the impact of advanced networks on teaching and learning, as well as resources and applications available to faculty and
		Advanced networking in support of post-secondary research and education
	www.wecdsb.on.ca /html/commun2a-16/commun2a-16.html (163 words)

	York Region Learning Connections - Visa Students (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The teachers of York Region District School Board continue to strive to improve their teaching; continue to learn, practise and refine teaching strategies to create dynamic classrooms where the students can be successful.
		Learning Plus initiative in action through school and beyond school—support for students grades 7-12 who are deemed to be “at risk”
		Available to groups of 5 or more educators interested in observing and interacting with teachers who are committed to improving professional practice in the interest of improved student achievement, or international educators who will teach English in an English immersion setting in their native country
	www.yrlc.on.ca /international/professional_development.htm (1080 words)

	VCAlberta.ca: Links
		This project explores students attitudes, their ability to learn effectively and the teachers' experiences with videoconferencing.
		Explores how CAnet3 can be used to create a broadband* enabled learning community for the Canadian k-12 educational system.
		The author examines the successes and failures of distance based learning and how the future of education delivery through videoconference is likely to grow evern further and faster based on the exponential growth of broadband networks.
	www.vcalberta.ca /links.cfm?CatID=12 (1625 words)

	OHASSTA - Welcome to the OHASSTA web site!
		Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning (ABEL) seeks to improve student success and transform teacher professional practice through the use of broadband technology in schools in Canada.
		ABEL activity supports a new culture of information communications technology use in teaching and learning for educators and students alike.
		ABEL is designed to create a model of related professional learning programs that utilizes the potential of broadband technology.
	www.ohassta.org /critical_thinking_2005_update1.htm (561 words)

	ECOO Conference - Day 2 \| Teaching Hacks.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Their session was about the ABLE Project (Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning) and the tools that they were using for videoconferencing.
		This was an excellent presentation on focus on preparing students effectively for learning from and with the Internet.
		The last session that I attended was "Learning in Context" by George Siemen.
	www.teachinghacks.com /2006/05/06/ecoo-conference-day-2 (773 words)

	CIRC delivers VCON IP Nexus secure instant messaging and collaboration systems based on the MXM multi cast unit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Netera Alliance is a not-for-profit corporation of universities, research institutions, government and small and large private-sector companies facilitating advanced information infrastructure in Alberta.
		At IBM, we strive to lead in the creation, development and manufacture of the industry's most advanced information technologies, including computer systems, software, networking systems, storage devices and microelectronics.
		The Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning (ABEL) Project is a technology-mediated teacher professional development program funded through the CANARIE Learning Program and Abel Partners.
	www.circ.ca /partners.html (408 words)

	Advanced Internet Services Resource for Broadband online learning services & Promise Technology
		Since the digital landscape is continually changing with the introduction of new and advanced Internet services on a daily basis.
		An advanced Internet services is a service based on a novel idea that has either been recently deployed or is under development and will be deployed in the near future.
		An advanced Internet service may exhbit some level of intelligence or networks awareness, and has the potential for market acceptance and revenue generation due to it's value to the end user.
	www.advanced-internet-services.com (604 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		In the second part of the talk, we describe ABEL - Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning.
		ABEL effectively implements video conferencing for the use of students, teachers, mentors, and subject matter experts to enrich both the professional development of teachers / faculty and their students.
		ABEL represents disruptive change by challenging educational practitioners with envisioning the broadband connected classroom.
	www.vide.net /conferences/spr2004/presentations/chen/chen_abs.html (125 words)

	Galileo Educational Network Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The Edmonton Public-Galileo relationship is focused on participation in the ABEL (Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning) project.
		The ABEL partners are committed to building education that engages learners through the use of broadband networks and information communications technology.
		Funded by CANARIE Inc. (Industry Canada), ABEL is designed to create a model of related professional learning programs that fully use the potential of broadband technology.
	www.galileo.org /schools/district-edmonton (115 words)

	Education & Research: Purchasing & Promotions
		He served on the conceptual team for the development of the Seneca@York campus that opened in 1999 and the new Technology Enhanced Learning Centre and Institute that opened fall 2003.
		He is a member of the steering committee for ABEL (Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning) Project.
		The ABEL project is a $3M project funded by CANARIE to undertake research and development for teacher training using materials and services through the national broadband CANet3 network.
	www.sun.com /products-n-solutions/edu/gelc/bios/terrenceverity.html (364 words)

	Mary Leigh Morbey - Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		More recent research explores computing and the issue of lack of access, looking at gender, minority populations, less affluent cultures and the Third World, particularly the emerging notion of cybercolonialism (the colonizing of different cultures by an array of computing ideologies).
		Currently she is a Team Lead for the research component of the CANARIE (Canada's Advanced Internet Development Organization) $1.5 million ABEL (Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning) Project, 2002-03.
		She is funded internally by York University for research investigating the notion of cybercolonialism in the contexts of the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia and the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., USA.
	www.edu.yorku.ca:8080 /~mmorbey/research.htm (245 words)

	Transforming teacher professional practi... (Abstract) [AACE Digital Library] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning (ABEL) project seeks to transform teacher professional practice through the use of broadband technology in schools in Canada.
		Underlying the project is a model that provides a multi-modal learning platform, a participant driven professional growth program, a supportive implementation strategy, and an on-going formative evaluation strategy.
		They have begun integrating broadband technologies into their practice in ways that are breaking through the bounds of traditional pedagogies, offering their students more authentic and engaging learning experiences.
	www.aace.org /DL/index.cfm?fuseaction=Print&paperid=14589 (197 words)

	Creating Barrier-Free Broadband Learning Environments : Homepage
		Supports educators in creating and repurposing learning content that is accessible to all learners.
		The Barrierfree Tools and environment is currently being deployed within "ABEL", the Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning project led by York University.
		Another innovative project is The Inclusive Learning Exchange (TILE) which is taking learning object respository technology to the next level by creating a repository service that responds to the individual needs of the learner.
	www.barrierfree.ca (381 words)

	SideBars:
		Case studies and problem-based learning has become a mainstay in many areas of educational practice, but building them can be a time consuming and difficult process, especially in an online context.
		One is e-Kit, a learning object repository that provides resources for educators and a space for sharing them.
		The ABEL project, a K-12 initiative lead by Janet Murphy of York University, makes use of broadband-mediated learning environments to connect classrooms across the country for student collaboration and teacher development.
	online.bcit.ca /sidebars/04january (738 words)

	Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning Project (ABEL) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		ABEL Course Description York Region Learning York University
		This is achieved through; building collaborative learning communities; implementing blended learning environments for classrooms, schools and districts; using interactive web-based learning resources; developing sustainable inter-jurisdictional and inter-institutional collaboration; and, understanding institutional change.
		Click here to view Professor Bazely's ABEL work.
	www.abelearn.ca (323 words)

	EDUCAUSE \| Resources \| Resource Center Abstract
		The Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning project brings together teachers, faculty, and students with researchers and developers from the private and public sectors to develop innovative next-generation educational models.
		This session will describe the project, highlighting interactive, adaptable learning models, dissemination of e-learning expertise, and sustainable interjurisdictional and interinstitutional collaboration.
		Unless otherwise noted, EDUCAUSE holds the copyright on all materials published by the association, whether in print or electronic form.
	www.educause.edu /LibraryDetailPage/666?ID=EDU03175 (101 words)

	WECDSB: Our Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Rotary Peace Schools ~ demonstrating an outstanding commitment to promoting peace and understanding in their schools and in their community
		This workshop, hosted by the Ontario Research and Innovation Optical Network (ORION) and the Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning Program (ABEL), provided an overview of the impact of advanced networks on teaching and learning.
		The Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board is honoured, and extremely grateful to all of their students, teachers, staff and parents for their overwhelming generosity in their endeavours towards the Tsunami Relief fund.
	www.wecdsb.on.ca /html/commun2a.html (174 words)

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