"A year on, I still don’t have any qualms about being friends with my students on Facebook, as I am careful not to add any embarrassing photos or make any silly comments which might come back to haunt me later on.
I do stick faithfully to two…"
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- At 11:30am on October 30, 2008,
Bablingua said… - Hola José,
Ya tenemos la web de nuestro proyecto terminada y queríamos compartirla contigo.
El objetivo de Bablingua es ofrecer materiales audiovisuales de calidad grabados en países hispanos, que puedan ayudar a los profesores de lengua extranjera a enriquecer sus clases. En la web encontrarás vídeos cortos, vídeos largos, tarjetas de vocabulario y un blog gratuito con actividades, juegos y nuevas ideas para la clase de idiomas.
Por favor visítanos en www.bablingua.com y dinos tu opinión sobre ella, haznos comentarios y comparte con nosotros tus ideas sobre el tema para poder mejorar.
Gracias con antelación.
Álvaro y Laura
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- At 10:56am on February 9, 2008,
Donnie Smith said… - I think even though times are changing (MySpace, FaceBook, YouTube, etc.) our roles as educators should be the same. I think our job is to build relationships with our students. We need to connect with them in their world. I wrote a blog about digital learners. Visit http://learnautobody.blogspot.com/2008/02/we-need-to-start-teaching-more-why-and.html My Opinion: I don't see any reason we should not connect with students through Facebook. Your thoughts?
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