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Le Web 3.0
Le Web 3.0 is almost over in Paris. Here are some links to presentations which I received from the Barcamp Brasil list. Ewan Mc Intosh from Scotland and Mario Asselin from Canada were some of the educators present. The only … Continue reading
The Open Classroom
La Clase Abierta (The Open Classroom) is a blog in Spanish published by Isabel Leal, a teacher of Spanish as a Foreign Language, who worked both in Rumania and France, and her brother Jose Leal, who works for the Nelson … Continue reading
BlogHud
Sean McDunnoough must have noticed I was in SL earlier (or guessed I was there) as he skyped me immediately introducing me to BlogHud, a blogging system for residents in Second Life, or as they poetically put it, a live … Continue reading
SL first reactions
Last weekend I was at my parents (85 and 79). I happened to read an article about SL in a local magazine and started commenting it with my mother who could not understand what I was talking about. As they … Continue reading
FlickrCC
FlickrCC is an ingenious hack signed by Peter Shanks, allowing you to easily find photos on flickr that were released under the creative commons license. I will suggest it as a must-have on all my students’ blogs. There is a … Continue reading
Individuals, groups and networks
During the FLNW trip, the participants’ adjusting to each other and interaction triggered different reactions, which, as I see it, depend on a number of factors such as our different backgrounds, awareness of the other or lack of it, experience … Continue reading
Europodians
Interesting news for language teachers in an article which has just been published on the SiliconRepublic.com, an Irish Technology News Service. “Enovation has emerged as the sole IT provider for a prestigious EU-wide project that will see universities deploy language … Continue reading
The Future of Learning in a Networked World
A ten-day road tour in New Zealand visiting educational centers and talking to different people involved in education: university researchers, vocational school representatives and members from different learning and teaching communities got together to exchange ideas on the future of … Continue reading
Digital Director’s Guild
The Digital Directors Guild provides pedagogical and technical resources, examples, tips and forum to help teachers with digital movie making so they can guide the students to create their own videos.
Co-link
A very nifty piece of software being developed by Brazilian Alex Primo and team. http://www.co-link.org/ It encourages participatory creation of hypertexts, allowing reader to create new associative links in a pre-existent text and/or add new destinations to a previous link, … Continue reading
