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October 5th, 2010 by Graham Attwell

Our autumn live radio programme schedule is coming together.

Sound of the Bazaar will broadcast next week on Thursday 14 October, live from the Network of Trainers in Europe Conference in Kostelec in the Czech Republic. The conference is on the theme of  ‘Crossing Boundaries: The multiple roles of trainers and teachers in vocational education and training.’ Sounds of the Bazaar will go out at 1700 Central European Time, 1600 UK. We are excited about the format which will take the form of a panel session. The programme will be presented by Eileen Luebcke.

The following week, on Thursday 21 October, we will be broadcasting a special programme live from Blankenberge on the Belgium coast. This programme will form part of a training course for teachers on the use of social software and Web 12.0 being run through the European Taccle project.  The programme will be live on air from 1600 to 1640 Central European Time, 1500 -1540 in the UK.

And from December 1-3, we return to our traditional pre Christmas shows at the Online Educa Berlin Conference. Details of times to follow. We are also working on organising one or two more shows in our autumn schedule and will post details here when confirmed.

To listen to the shows just go to http://radio.jiscemerge.org.uk:80/Emerge.m3u and the stream will open up in your favourite MP3 player.

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