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- Hometown:
- Toronto and Ramat Gan
- School / Work Affiliation
- University of Phoenix
- About Me:
- My name is Nellie Deutsch and I am a high school EFL teacher to speakers of Hebrew and other languages. I am also a doctoral student of educational leadership specializing in curriculum and instruction at the University of Phoenix online. I am researching instructor use of web 2.0 tools in blended learning environments in higher education. In my free time, I help educators become aware of the value of integrating web 2.0 tools for instruction and learning. I am doing this on a voluntary basis because I am passionate about learning and would like to see e-learning available and free worldwide. You may join me in Exploring New Domains.
Are teachers slow in implementing technology? What are some faculty professional development issues in implementing technology in blended learning instruction and how can they be resolved?
In addition, I have been involved in many international literature -based collaborative projects on literature and cultural exchange by grouping students from various countries on literature-based WebQuests that I created. I use both Moodle, wikis, and ning for instruction and learning.
- Website:
- http://www.nelliemuller.com
- Favored IM Account:
- ndm28@msn.com
- Skype Account:
- nelliedeutschmuller
- Twitter / Plurk / Other Account:
- nelliemuller
Connecting Teachers and Students of EFL/ESL Online at WiZiQ
I had a great session today with 45+ participants who were teachers and students of English as a foreign and second language. The topic of the live online session was Learning English Online for Free. The recording is available right here.
Your feedback is always appreciated.
Thank you.
Nellie
Nellie Deutsch's Blog
Free Wikieducator Workshops
Posted on October 10th, 2008 at 2:44pm —
Connecting Online: Live Conference (CO09)
Posted on September 14th, 2008 at 11:24am —
Free E-Learning
Hi Everyone, I believe online learning should be free and available worldwide. If you feel the same, join me at Integrating Technology: Exploring New Domains where you can learn and create your own online courses using Moodle course management system (CMS). Free Moodle training and professional development courses will be offered free of charge to teachers who wish to provide free learning for others. The professional development and traini… Continue
Posted on May 25th, 2008 at 3:10am —
Free Professional Development Courses
How can web 2.0 tools be used in education? Join free online professional development courses and find out how you can integrate web 2.0 into your classes. Live online presentations will be scheduled and added to Exploring New Domains. The sessions will focus on how web 2.0 tools can be used for instruction and learning.
Posted on April 25th, 2008 at 1:19pm —
Audio and Video Web 2.0 Tools for Instruction and Learning
A live online meeting and synchronous discussion is scheduled for Monday May 5, 2008 at 9.00 P.M. Jerusalem on audio and video for instruction and learning at… Continue
Posted on April 1st, 2008 at 6:00am —
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thanks for your comment. i am delighted to have found classroom 2.0 as my entry point to ning - via a google search for "digital languages" and would love to find ways of working with you - plus any guidance into finding my way around the classroom and connecting with others who share a realization of the possibilities of the diversity of free collaborative, and finding out how to design, set up and facilitate classrooms - eventually one or more for each of the many projects and networks i have been involved with.
i am not sure if i have succeeded in inserting a video, and will try embedding one by a novice - myself - with a flipvideo - wonderfully simple and inexpensive video cameras for sharing voices and visions of people and communities throughout the world - in the spirit of the 1980 MacBride Report: Many Voices, One World
:)
I would appreciate any feedback on this.
Thanks
Deloris
Charles Grix
Thanks for your friend request, which I will accept in a few moments after I post this comment *:-) I am currently using Moodle & Blackboard & Elluminate Live as content platforms, but am helping my colleagues as we slowly move toward more web2.0 apps. Thank you for your invite *:-)