We have introduced the class of Rob Newberry, a Canadian teacher working at the Ramrudee International School in Bangkok before. He started using Prezi for education a few months ago, and made it the native story telling tool for his students since. He is also open to share his experiences and thoughts with us and fellow prezi authors on various social networks at any time. So we were happy but not very surprised to learn that Rob has successfully submitted his topic to this year’s TEDIndia, where he delivered his talk about technology in the classroom a few hours ago – using Prezi to aid his speech! TEDIndia shares “ideas worth spreading” about the unmistakable shift of influence to the east this year.
Rob arrived to the conference venue yesterday, and sent over a few nice images he has taken there. He also promised to send more, so keep an eye on this photo gallery for new entries!
Congratulations Rob, looking forward to embed your TED prezi here on the blog soon!
Rob Newberry talking at TEDIndia 2009
Rob’s pass for TEDIndia. Talk to me about….Prezi!
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