Is applying web2.0 tools in an English classroom so hard?
I am a teacher in elementary school, and because of the following restrictions: 1. There is only one computer that linked to Internet 2. Most of the kids have time limit for using comupter at home
It is not easy to use any web 2.0 tools in an English class. Even though Internet resource can be healful aids, it is still more like a one-way web 1.0 that there is hardly any interaction involved. As a beginner, what can I do?
Thanks in advance for offering any advice
It is not easy to use any web 2.0 tools in an English class. Even though Internet resource can be healful aids, it is still more like a one-way web 1.0 that there is hardly any interaction involved. As a beginner, what can I do?
Thanks in advance for offering any advice
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Permalink Reply by Denise Stewart on -
I hook my computer up to an LCD projector. This way I can teach using that one computer. If I am doing power points, I make sure that print them out before I start the lesson. This way they can follow along.
Denise
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