Hi everybody, Take a look at some of the pictures taken during the ICT in ELT event in Merida. If you have some pictures you would like to add to this album, please send them to me, and I will add them (and give you credit, of course) ;-)
I have added some photos taken by Maria Pinto! Thanks for sharing, Maria :-)
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The sounds you hear in the background are the tiny white frogs from my garden :-)
I invite you to go to the album and write your comments (click on "This album" at the bottom of the photo frame).
Here's a photo album created by Clevia Pérez:
hugs to all,
Daf
Three of my students in the English for Architecture and Urban Planning course created a very nice video for their final presentation, where they have integrated all the content studied in the trimester. Paris is the city they selected for their work. Enjoy!
Video produced by two of my English for architecture students:
This is a video of my workshop for the ICT in ELT event in Merida, Venezuela. A one-week teacher training workshop on the use of web tools for language teaching and learning.
These are some of the links used in this presentation, where you can register for free
Links to sites where the applications are used:
My students' wiki pages where they use springdoo
A colleague's birthday story created in bubbleshare
Give it a try!!
Vaestro forum created for the event
Daf
Well, in the last two weeks, I have been venturing in a virtual world called Second Life (SL) At first, I went just for the curiosity of experiencing something new. Then, after my first trip, I was kind of frustrated because I don´t like to be somebody else. I always use my own name in the different places I visit on the Web, all of them are educational sites, Communities of Practice, or Web 2.0 tools that I use in my teaching. The fact that I had to be represented by an avatar to which I had to give a last name (my last name was not among the choices presented), did not sound appealing. Anyway, I tried, learned to walk and fly in this world, which is amazingly huge. I flew over museums, theaters, libraries, beaches, boats, mountains, just to mention a few. Of course, I fell down, bumped against walls, was thrown out of places where I was not supposed to be, in short, a true adventure. I loved the music, and hated the ads (it is a commercial place, no doubt). I was really doubtful of its usefulness as a learning space. Some days later, I attended a webcast at Worldbridges, well, actually virtualbridges about Second Life, and I met an architect who was talking about a hotel being built in SL, I could not believe it. He shared two blogs with me, and after reading them, I decided I was going to do something about architecture in relation to virtual worlds, and that´s how my unit on the Metaverse and its contribution to architectural and urban planning design originated. It is not ready yet, but it is in-process.
These are some photos taken at EduNation in Second Life (click on the image)
Enjoy,
Daf