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Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians
TRIBAL TECH TRAINING PROGRAM PLANNING, PORTLAND, OREGON, AUG. 11-13, 2015
LONE EAGLE CONSULTING'S ALASKA NATIVE PILOT PROJECTS AND RESOURCES
Share this page of links;
http://lone-eagles.com/ATNI-2015.htm
CONTACT FRANK ODASZ; frank@lone-eagles.com
Cell: 406 925 2519
In times of
change, learners inherit the Earth.
Join us for a
roundtable discussion planning how ATNI’s new Tribal
Tech Training initiative can bring together the best of traditional culture and
values, and embrace the best individual and cultural empowerment opportunities
that modern digital devices and connectivity offer.
In the balance
is the opportunity for returning to a traditional local sustainable lifestyle
where families can once again live and work together. Learn about new digital
opportunities and native best practices for all generations.
Frank Odasz, president of Lone Eagle Consulting, will share
lessons learned from two NTIA Alaska Native pilot projects including the most
recent Alaska Native Innovations Incubator; http://lone-eagles.com/incubator.htm
Please view this 30
second video
Web Raising for BC
First Nations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGaDw8EqVcA
(30 seconds)
18 Ecommerce websites
in 45 minutes
The 8 minute
video is strongly recommended to show your staff
The Alaska Native Tradition of Creative Adaptation. Released Nov. 1, 2013, 8 minutes
http://youtu.be/90TtB-fwv5Y?list=UUbNItcwaxU_q3w-GlPPzI6
More on web-raisings http://lone-eagles.com/web-raising.htm
More videos at http://lone-eagles.com/digitizing-metlakatla.htm and http://youtube.com/fodasz
Also, this is a wonderful 45 minute video from First Nations in BC to share broadly
and to set the stage
for the workshops;
Alaska Climate
Change Impacts (see the global impacts slideshow at bottom of article)
That Frank has been teaching rural teachers
online for 30+ years, is relevant to your Erate
funding goals and edtech best practices for K12, as
well as for tribal colleges.
Frank's online courses for both educators and citizens (youth workforce in
particular) are at http://lone-eagles.com/guides.htm I’ve taught Alaskan educators for 17 years
online via Alaska Pacific University and the Alaska Staff Development Network.
For over 10 years I taught online for Seattle Pacific University but am
not teaching for them currently.
One of Frank's
Frank's Native and rural grant templates are
at http://lone-eagles.com/rural-grant-templates.htm and one of his most recent grant proposals is
http://lone-eagles.com/healthy-families.htm
Frank has listed multiple Native
Innovation Centers from universities in Canada and the U.S. within
http://lone-eagles.com/digital-montessori-resources.htm
Frank has presented for an AIHEC conference in
Missoula, and wrote a paper for AIHEC; http://lone-eagles.com/aihec.htm and
one for a national Indian Vocational Education project, http://lone-eagles.com/indian-voc-ed.htm and
one for an Australian academic indigenous conference http://lone-eagles.com/village-sustainability.htm and
one related to environmental stewardship http://lone-eagles.com/nativehearts.htm
Frank has taught Office basics, computers
101, Internet 101 since 1985 as University faculty and online as an adjunct
professor.
Another recent resource are Frank's short videos showing multiple easy tools for
preserving elders stories and wisdom for all future generations;
Bio for Frank Odasz, Secretary for the Rural Telecom Congress;
http://www.bbcmag.com/2015s/15bio/Odasz-frank.php
The Canoe Club in Metlakaktla, Alaska and many short videos are featured specifically as a model for ATNI to consider.
As Secretary for the Rural Telecommunications Congress, Frank posted 9 one hour videos
from the April Rural Telecom Congress expert broadband panels in Austin, April 2015;
See the events at http://www.ruraltelecon.org/2015-rtc-bbc-summit.html including a presentation by Luis Reyes of Kit Carson Electric Coop; https://youtu.be/z2zWc1W8r8s
Here’s the Kit Carson electric coop success story as broadband providers in rural New Mexico;
http://www.bbcmag.com/2015mags/May_June/BBC_May15_KitCarson.pdf
You can see my presentation for Austin via a link in this handout and the full
panel on Education at the end of the nine panels referenced above; here’ s the
exact url to “my education panel"; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb5FeCckbuE
See also other elec. coop rural
broadband success stories from N. Carolina; Marshall
Cherry, and Pangea (Ron Walters.) http://www.ruraltelecon.org/2015-rtc-bbc-summit.html
I took all the videos.
Anyone can easily create a
website like this for free in just minutes at www.weebly.com - with their app you can create and manage a website from your smartphone.
See the very short awareness videos at http://lone-eagles.com/what-you-can-do-too.htm
Frank's June 2015 Broadband Opportunities Council input, is also online as a WORD doc here;
http://lone-eagles.com/BOC-RFC-Lone-Eagle-Consulting.doc 10 pages, and there is a global business model recommendation at the end.
It is the end results that matter most,
and we need an authentic grassroots T3 initiative to validate the most scalable
benefits and fast-track train-the-trainer models.
I’ve nationally published
articles on this theme, the most recent is at http://lone-eagles.com/mass-innovation.pdf
Other articles; http://lone-eagles.com/digitizing-alaska.pdf and http://lone-eagles.com/silver-tsunami.pdf
One of the most important digital skills is to be able to quickly find
the best new resources online to bring home to fuel the home fires
of local innovation on an ongoing basis.
700 web pages of resources are at http://lone-eagles.com/ - use the internal search engine to search by topic;
native, ecommerce, telework, etc.
CONTACT FRANK ODASZ;
frank@lone-eagles.com
Cell: 406 925 2519