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CESI.IE

thanks to former CESI Chair Conor MacLiam for arriving at last thursday's #OEWeek with a batch of old CESI newsletter for our growing archive - this one from Spring 1998 shows our current #Taoiseach, Michael Martin was then the Minister for Education hosting talks with CESI about Schools IT2000 #EdChatIE

The Minister of Education met a delegation grom the Executive of the Computer Education Society The delegation was warmly received system. The Schools IT comes the initiative of the Department of Education recently issued by the Minister and his Science and the leadership of the Minister. CESI was represented at the meeting by Eddie Guil- martin, Elizabeth Oldham, Gerry Hogan, Robbie CESI Conference 1997 O'Leary and Esther Lambe of the National Executive. Learning in the Information Society was the title of the 7th Annual Conference of the CESI which was held in November 1997 and attended by 200 teachers; speakers addressed the conference on Friday night while on the Saturday the Irish presenters covered an array of ITC topics relating to education. Mr Frank Kelly of the Department of Education and Science opened the conference followed by a presentation policy advice to the Department of Education and Sci- by Alain Dumort of DG XXII. Roger Wagner, of Hyperstudio, presented a lively and entertaining session those attending The conference had parallel sessions to accommodate everyone's needs on the Saturday and concluded with a further presentation from Roger Wagner and an open forum. The conference was a resounding suc-cess and congratulations is extended to conference coordinator Michael Hallissy.
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Open Education Global

"Ignore the Calendar: OEWeek Ongoing, Sharing, Curating"

What an #OEWeek25 – it flew on by! We hope you got to experience much from Open Education Week – there were 295+ global events in 2025 !!

Just because the “official” week is over, over 40 events are still happening throughout March + ongoing activities you can be involved in.

oeweek.oeglobal.org/2025/ignor

#oeweek#openeducation#oeglobal
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