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We're looking for driven and  passionate undergraduate interns to join our team this fall! Advocacy  interns assist with our efforts to promote a human rights-based approach to  U.S. policy towards Latin America. The deadline to apply is this SUNDAY, July  14th. Check out the application >> 

Undergraduate interns will gain an understanding of  politics, economics, social issues, and human rights in Latin America;  exposure to how the federal government works and how foreign policy is made;  experience working in a professional environment through the lens of a  D.C.-based nonprofit; and skills in online grassroots political organizing. Learn  more about the application process >>     This summer, our interns have already accomplished a  lot—and it’s not even half over yet!  From creating infographics, to attending rallies, and joining staff in  meetings with  government agencies and NGOs. And that's  exactly what you'll do as a LAWG intern. Check out past intern testimonials >>                      

Specific tasks  include, but are not limited to, assisting in research and writing of “Voces”  blog posts and other literature, attending meetings and congressional      hearings, posting to social media, and assisting staff with daily and  long-term projects. Interns work closely with staff on all four campaigns,  doing what is necessary as it arises. The internship includes some  administrative tasks, but leans more heavily to programmatic ones. The office  is fast paced, but the staff are friendly and approachable. 

See the requirements and submit an application before  July 14th! 

#Moodle Launches “Introduction to Learning Analytics” Online Workshops For Developers, And Researchers @e_m_dalton #MoodleNews #openEdTech

The Moodle Learning Analytics Working Group, spearheaded by Elizabeth Dalton and David Monllaó, has announced the launch of the online workshops “Introduction to Learning Analytics,” a self-paced, project based course accessible for free at moodle.org. It continues the progress on making the Moodleverse more familiar with the powerful and open source prediction capabilities available in Moodle si…