Ghana Report 1

As I mentioned in my last post work has booked my trip back to Canada- the final countdown has begun and I have such mixed feelings about leaving Kenya. Perhaps that is a good thing- leaving at the height of being somewhere, leaving with great memories and the anticipation of returning in the future.

I am still in Ghana where I am here for meetings and an E Learning Conference, which I will be presenting at tomorrow- unfortunately during the graveyard shift of 4 30 pm... Unfortunately when it comes to work travel the most I tend to see is the hotel and the drive from the hotel to the conference centre. I am hoping to get out in the afternoon on Friday to visit a market, but will have to see how things go.

The exciting part of this week's events is that the site I have been working on for the past 18 months is finally launching itself out to the world! The project that I have been working on, TESSA (Teacher Education in Sub Saharan Africa) is the first Open Educational Resource project to come out of Africa and one of the first to have content written by Africans for Africans. You can check it out at: http://www.tessafrica.net