Linking the school mentors to the students

As of today I've got the overview of students participating in 'ASIS goes weblog' and their schoolmentors. Four of the students working on their Graduation Assignments have their weblogs up and running:

student	schoolmentor
Leonore Fichet	Fred Cahuzak
Sabina Strausa	Han van Son
Steven Demoulin	Joost Frencken
Lewiesa Geurink	Han van Son

Students who might decide to participate in this project are:

Student	School mentor
Szilard Tolgyesi	Jan Peeters
Gabrielle	Janneke

Another student who participates in the Asis goes weblogproject phase 2 is Mirjam de Vos. She is currently doing her work placement and has Joost Frencken as her school mentor.

The manuals

As I promised before, the manuals on how to use Blogger and the Blackboard Content System are now also available by these links:

- The manual on Blogger: How to start your personal weblog

- The manual on the Blackboard Content System to store and manage your files and how to restrict access to your confidential files, while still connecting them to your personal weblog.

Start of the graduation weblog

The first students have started on their graduation weblogs. So far the following students have responded to Mr. Frencken's invitation to join this project:

* Steven Demoulin
* Sabine Strausa
* Szilard Tolgyesi
* Leonore Fichet
* Lewiesa Geurink

The manuals on blogs and the Blackboard Content System (used for storing and managing files) will be posted on this weblog tomorrow and will also be send to all participants by mail. Right now we are organizing a meeting for the school mentors who are involved. This weblog will be used for all generic information on the project, so regularly check this weblog by linking it to your own.
For now, good luck in starting up your weblogs....

Opening of the Graduation Weblog

Dear students and participating teachers,

This is a pilot for working with what we call 'social software'.
Here is the first make-up of our new blog, with which we are going to communicate when students are going on a graduation assignment. This is usually, but not always(!) abroad.

All ins-and-outs are going to be explained here.

First we want to invite the new bloggers, the participating students who are creating their own blog. These new made blogs can and will be 'connected' to this central and generalistic blog.

Regards,
Eky Fioole, projectleader
Ramon Mannie, project coordinator
Joost Frencken, graduation coordinator
Fred Cahuzak, Asian Business coordinator