Annette Dalsgaard's guest appearances

Annette Dalsgaard

The Virtual Midwife

Jen McLellan

Hannah Dahlen

Karen Wilmot

Cindy Farley

Cecile De Scally

Hermine Hayes-Klein

Kiersten Miller

Ally Anderson

Susana Ku

Raquel Justiniano

Lorraine Mockford

Soo Downe

Halima Musa Abdul

Chris Woodhouse

Jane Houston

OwlTail

Getting to know Annette - VIDM Committee Member I am Annette Dalsgaard. I have been a registered midwife since 1990 and been practicing midwifery in different practice settings in Denmark. For the last 10 years, I have been working primarily with education and learning as a lecturer/senior lecturer at the midwifery education and an educational consultant in postgraduate education. I am very interested in ICT and learning, especially in the possibilities of using open online environments, and social media for learning, knowledge sharing, and networking internationally. In 2013 I started as a Ph.D. student studying professional development in open online learning environments. I have been involved with the Virtual International Day of the Midwife since 2010. I am fascinated by the way the VIDM creates connections internationally between midwives and others across borders and time zones in a synchronous online conference and supports the sharing of new knowledge and practice development in midwifery and maternity care. In the coming years, I would be interested in developing the opportunities for interaction at the conference between attendants and attendants and speakers to support the sharing of experiences and networking. I believe that the more the online conference environment can support the attendants in connecting, interacting, sharing knowledge and networking the greater will the personal benefits from participating in the online conference become. https://vidm.org

<h1>Getting to know Annette - VIDM Committee Member</h1> <br/>I am <strong>Annette Dalsgaard</strong>. I have been a registered midwife since 1990 and been practicing midwifery in different practice settings in Denmark. For the last 10 years, I have been working primarily with education and learning as a lecturer/senior lecturer at the midwifery education and an educational consultant in postgraduate education. I am very interested in ICT and learning, especially in the possibilities of using open online environments, and social media for learning, knowledge sharing, and networking internationally. In 2013 I started as a Ph.D. student studying professional development in open online learning environments.<br/><br/> I have been involved with the Virtual International Day of the Midwife since 2010. I am fascinated by the way the VIDM creates connections internationally between midwives and others across borders and time zones in a synchronous online conference and supports the sharing of new knowledge and practice development in midwifery and maternity care. In the coming years, I would be interested in developing the opportunities for interaction at the conference between attendants and attendants and speakers to support the sharing of experiences and networking. I believe that the more the online conference environment can support the attendants in connecting, interacting, sharing knowledge and networking the greater will the personal benefits from participating in the online conference become.<br/> <a href="https://vidm.org/about/the-vidm-committee/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vidm.org</a>

8: The Virtual International Day of the Midwife - Annette Dalsgaard