Web Tool of the Day: Vocaroo

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      A very user-friendly tool for podcasting; all you need is to go to the link (http://vocaroo.com/ )and have a mike (some computers have built in ones).

      Web 2.0 Tool of the Day: Text2Mindmap

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      I would like to share some of the Web 2.0 tools that discovered and used. I will start with Text2Mindmap which is a super cool digital tool to convert texts into mind maps.

      Teach Yourself to Use Technology 2

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      This is just a quick update to say that I have now uploaded all 12 of the tasks to teach yourself to use technology with your students on the Issuu platform.

      Web 1.0 to Web 2.0

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      In this 10 minute video presentation Nik Peachey clearly explains the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 .

      Technology... technology...

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      Good morning dear Blogathon runners,

      Our previous in-house training session on technology use in class (held by Kristina Smith) has helped me to think about the important aspects we ne

      The call of the CALL: Part 2

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      Hi everybody,

      Today, I want to move on and share some advantages of CALL based on Lee's (2000) study.

      The call of the CALL: Part 1

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      Hi everyone,

      As I want to cover educational technology-related topics here, I thought it would be a good idea to share some information on Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) after we have read about the terms of digital natives and immigrants in yesterday's post.

      Some Useful Sites

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      Twitter enabled me to reach many links and resources and delicious is another tool which makes my teaching life easier these

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      Publishing a Web 2.0 Tools for Teachers manual

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      Well it's been quite a while since I last posted to my blog here, but I have been keeping very busy, mainly looking at new web based tools that we can use with our students and new ways we can use them, or sometimes old ways that work well too. I decided to put information about a few of these tools together and publish them in a free manual.

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