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A group of language teachers who are interested in linking their students with the digital world of language learning and cross cultural communication. Discussion about how to turn language classrooms into eLearning units.
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How are you digitising? 5 Replies
Started by Jess McCulloch. Last reply by James O'Reilly Jul. 25, 2008.
Intercultural Dialogue - School Beyond the Walls
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Cross posted on Virtually Social Learning. Today I was supposed to get stuck right back into planning for Term 1, but alas, I was found to be procrastinating. Not entirely a waste of time though as it saw me doing something I’ve been planning to do for ages - tidying up the tags I use for [...]Ideas for Mobile Technologies
At the end of November I presented a session at the VITTA (Victoria Information Teachers Technology Association) Conference on how I had used mobile technologies (iPods and phones) with my Year 8 class. I showed what I did for my project and talked about a few other things, then I got the people in my [...]Convincing The Kids
This post is also appears on my other blog Learning, Teaching, Thinking, Playing which is where I will be writing more often next year. Hopefully I will be able to put together a technoLanguages Team of writers and get more regular and varied articles happening on this blog - and more voices other than mine [...]The Poker Test Game
On the LOTE Games page of this blog, Jenny Ryan left this game description. I think it sounds like a great game so I’ve posted the description here as well: Jenny writes: I got this game at a PD in London and found that it works really well with all levels of ability and motivation! It’s called [...]Students at the Centre
I ran this blog through Wordle and this is what I got. I’m glad to be reminded that my students are the centre of what I do - even if some days I get caught up in so much other stuff!Comment Wall (1 comment)
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Comment by James O'Reilly on August 28, 2008 at 10:21am - I have social network called Collaborative Translation. Some language educators do teaching and translation work. You are welcome to join and to contribute to some 21st century benchmarks. http://collaborative-translation.ning.com/
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