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- Hometown:
- Schoten (Belgium)
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- Secondary school in Flanders (Belgium)
- About Me:
- Language and literature teacher of Dutch (native language) and German (foreign language): master's degree in Germanic Philology (University of Antwerp - University of Louvain) and an academic qualification as a language teacher (University of Louvain). Since I started blogging for and with my students in January 2007, I'm exploring 2.0 applications step by step ... In Christian Long's Manifesto I find an outline for my dreams. For that's what I dream of and long for: to renew and restyle my didactics, to empower myself and my students with new interaction by 2.0 facilities.
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Janien's Blog
A Fascinating Forecast of the Future of Education
On The Sausage Machine I wrote (in English! - not 100% correct, I presume) about an interesting interactive map created by Knowledge Works Foundation and the Institute for the Future: Map of Future Forces Affecting Public Education. While writing, I came to the conclusion that my learning blog in Dutch has so many links to American experts, institutes and associations: the US as a trendsetter for 2.0? Wh…
ContinuePosted on August 19, 2007 at 3:37pm —
The Bible 2.0 in a 'light' and a 'stronger' version
On my learning blog The Sausage Machine I blogged in Dutch about the Bible in 2.0-presentations ... In fact I wrote two blog posts about the Bible.
1. The Bible 2.0 in a rather light version:
- as an audio book in 'Hollywood musical style' (as my source Tony Dokoupil in Newsweek uses the attributive 'chintzy') and
- as SMS-Bible, I found on an Australian website via Tony Dokoupil in his very interesting and 'light' review in Newsw…
ContinuePosted on August 2, 2007 at 8:45am —
My 1st
- My 1st idea was to start blogging in this Classroom2.0 about 'dropping the e in elearning'. Coming soon.
- Today I replied to Connie Weber's article about her very interesting Harry Potter-link. I already blogged a several times about Harry Potter on my learning blog The Sausage Machine ...
- Then I've been th …
Posted on July 26, 2007 at 4:00pm —
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