HILLMAN COMPENDIUM OF
CANADIAN HERITAGE SITES IV
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Part IV: Education Projects
and Resources
Created by
William G. Hillman
Assistant Professor
Faculty of Education ~ Brandon
University
SITES FEATURED IN DOSSIER IV
Click on each chapter's respective logos
to begin your online tour
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Notes & Quotes on Education & Research Library of Open Access Research Journals Professors in the News Surveys BU Sessionals Site Tech Fun EduTech Events Events www2.BrandonU.ca/hillman |
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A daily Webzine monitoring current technological developments and research of relevance to Manitoba educators and educational institutions. With Archives of news items back to January 2006 |
hillmanw@brandonu.ca |
Course Webpages for:
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HILLMAN MASTERS
THESIS PROJECT (1991)
http://home.westman.wave.ca/~hillmans/thesis00.html
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THE HIGH SCHOOL LANGUAGE ARTS PROGRAMME EXCERPTS FROM A RESEARCH PROJECT SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF EDUCATION IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF EDUCATION (1991) BY WILLIAM G. HILLMAN B. Sc. (4 Yr. Honours) ~ B. Ed (5 Year) ~ M. Ed |
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Created by the students of the BRANDON UNIVERSITY NORTHERN TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM and William G. Hillman Assistant Professor ~ Brandon University Part of our main Pukatagwan Site at: www.brandonu.ca/eduweb/puk |
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Bill Hillman has had a decades-long and unique relationship
with Brandon College/University. Since enrolling as a student in 1961 he
has earned all his degrees on this campus and has worked here as a prof
since 2001, teaching a variety of courses for BUNTEP, PENT, and eventually
as a full-time Assistant Professor for the BU Faculty of Education.
He was the first Canadian student to receive a BU Education
Masters Degree in 1991. During that marathon "masters year," at the urging
of Dr. Robin Enns, he kept a daily eclectic personal journal drawing upon
each day's experiences: family & social activities, ongoing commitments
as a full-time high school teacher, the nightly 250-km commute, the post-grad
courses, thesis work, etc. All of this was created on computer, five years
before the Internet and 15 years before blogging entered most of our lives.
Now that the Education post-graduate program is well-established, some
might find it fascinating to look back on that first year of the program
from a student's perspective. Hillman shares excerpts from this very long
document in The Telecaster Journals, featured at:
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William G. Hillman, B.Sc.(Hons), B.Ed., M.Ed. THE GEOGRAPHY OF MANITOBA: ITS LAND AND ITS PEOPLE Edited by John Welsted, John Everitt and Christoph Stadel ~ University of Manitoba Press "An exploration of the various aspects of the physical and human geography of the province, including: landforms, geology, climatology, demographics, natural resources, and discussion of Manitoba's role as a 'gateway' region in the staple economy. A comprehensive work with case studies and over 200 maps, diagrams and photographs." |
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Students were invited to a live off-campus performance at a local nightclub. I performed, with guitar, the various blues styles, which I interspersed with descriptive commentary. The notes used in this presentation are reproduced on this page. Included in these performance lecture notes are: 1. Commentary ~ 2. Sample Songs and Playing Styles ~ 3. Equipment Used in the Demo ~ 4. Blues History Timeline Handout ~ 5. Follow-Up Quotes & Blues Assignment |
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Cultures in Context Photo Journals Inuit: People of the Arctic Sawos: People of New Guinea Africa Including hundreds of high resolution photos of these cultures taken during the years he has lived in these areas http://www.johntyman.com |
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Longtime Brandon University professor, Dr. Brockway was a complex man
of many talents. He was passionate about many things -- teaching, research,
books, knowledge, music, art, marriage . . . and life. He had many projects
in the works when he died in 2001.
We are delving through a lifetime of photos, journals, research and teaching notes, unpublished manuscripts, music, art, etc. and we editing and publishing a series of Web features that we are sure will be of great interest to scholars, historians, former colleagues and students, researchers . . . and the general public. |
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WEB REFS
FOR EDUCATION PROJECTS
Links collated by Bill Hillma
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