The Web2.0ERC European project is now complete, we would be very grateful for your evaluation of the project and the resources (documentary and video) that the project has produced. Please feel free to post your views here and in the evaluation form we have prepared (see below). This project is aimed to enable the mass of educators who find ICT confusing and frightening to have a simple and secure environment to use ICT within their class. The resources on which we would be grateful for your…See More
All done.
I must have contributed a resource a while back - I can see my description of Wikispaces with a link to my blog!
Thanks for help Joel.
This is Moodle isn't it? I use it all the time at school.
Colleen
I have not received a verification email for you, have you completed the steps in the message. I repeat them below:
1. Register on the platform (create account).
2. ‘Apply for teacher privileges’ from the Helpmenu…
Colleen
I asked because we have had a few people register on the website instead of the platform. If they register there then there is no verification process.
As I have not seen a request for verification from you, it seems likely that you have…
I cannot remember!
What next? Shall I start again?
Not amused at not getting through verification process though! Or maybe something else went wrong?
Am genuine Maths teacher with interest in web 2.0…
Founder of the Kindersite Project that is being used in 18,000 schools in 157 countries for EFL and ESL. It consists of Games, songs and stories suitable for early learners.
European Projects
Partner in 17 European Union funded educational projects with an expertise in dissemination and communications over the Internet. The projects are creating resources that can, in most cases, be used globally:
Lullabies from the Cradle - collected 35 Italian, Czech, Romanian, English, Greek, Turkish and Danish lullabies to stimulate language learning published in a book and CD. See all seven animated Videos here .http://www.lullabies-of-europe.org
aPLaNet (Autonomous PLN for language educators) – is answering the questions, what are PLNs, why educators should use them and building a system to mentor new comers in to the networks. http://aplanet-project.org/
Sun.com (new project) – building sustainable social and learning networks for less widely used and spoken European languages. http://www.sun-languagecommunity.eu/
FolkDC (new project) – using folk songs in 10 European languages to motivate and inspire language learning in early language learners. Culminates in a simultaneous concert, streamed on the Internet, in 4 European locations.
EuroLib - The European Children’s Traveling Language Library, is a European Union funded project.Traveling libraries of the most beautifully illustrated children's books in six European languages will travel from school to school across Europe. http://www.eulib.eu
Web2.0ERC - European Union funded project is designed to help educators who find ICT confusing to have a simple and secure environment to use ICT in their work and in their classes.http://www.web20erc.eu/
eCLIL - eCLIL is European Union funded project to develop and build resources and a resource centre for the use of Content Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) http://e-clil.uws.ac.uk/
ARGuing project has built a methodology for language educators to use Web 2.0 technology to create and communicate. The project has constructed an Alternate Reality Game for international, multilingual, student, communities to motivate language learning. http://www.arg-education.eu
Chain Stories - The Chain Stories project is for students, in their first year of language learning, so that they can enjoy creative writing in their mother tongue. They then pass on their story to other schools with other languages, within a language family, for completion. http://www.chainstories.eu
The EduComic project has developed web based comics as an alternative instructional medium for learning about literacy and scientific concepts by writing, designing, and publishing original web comic books. - http://www.educomics.org/
Don't Give Up - http://dontgiveup.eu Too many adult language learners drop-out of language courses, the Dont Give Up project offers language schools, course designers and students 48 ways to learn a foreign language successfully. The project has publishing a book of the Best practices. If you are interested in acquiring an ebook copy see http://www.myebook.com/index.php?option=ebook&id=24451 .
Autonomous Language Learning - has built Blended Learning language courses in four European languages (Turkish, Romanian, Bulgarian, Lithuanian) http://www.allproject.info
TOOL for Online and Offline Language Learning - has built Blended Learning language courses in five European languages (Dutch, Estonian, Hungarian, Maltese, Slovene). www.toolproject.eu
Joel, wow that Traveling Language site looks great. Thanks for sharing that site and your VT. Good luck with everything. Thanks for joining our group and good luck on the school year and thanks for the tweets.
Mark
Hi Joel
You must think I ignored you, but in truth, I put your request on the burner and then ... ack ... forgot. Sorry.
I did come across this site that might be right up your alley: http://comicsinternational.ning.com/
Kevin
Hello, I teach seventh grade geography and my students are beginning a unit on Europe focusing on Germany, Russia, Italy, France, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Would you be interested in communicating with my students through SKYPE to answer questions about your culture and education in London?
Hello Joel, my welcome from Germany! My focus is on Web 2.0 apps in the classroom - and I´ve created one of the biggest groups on CR 2.0 called DigiSkills with now 454 members about digital teaching methods.
Please think about to join this group too.
Hans