I was searching for my own podcast site for a course I was teaching two years when I saw quite a few articles or snippets written about me and my love for using podcast as a learning/teaching tool. I have received a couple of emails thanking me for posting all the good resources I've been using on my class blogs and podcasts and that they are actually beneficial to other teachers, but to actually read something about you that other people have written is really quite something. I was elated. At a time when I was experiening a hormonal related depression, these sites are very uplifting. So thank you to those people who wrote them. I may have met you before but my memory is really getting rusty. I just wish that I could always have clear, crisp memory of what happened in the past. I think, this is also one advantage of keeping blogs and podcast. They help us remember.
Anyway these are the sites that I have found:
Comprehensible input podcast
Literacy tent. org wiki This is truly special. I've been mentioned on a Wiki!
Nifl.gov
Language teaching Moodle
Valrc.org Newsletter (doc)
Summer School podcasts
Discuss it globally podcast
British Council, Hornby
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Saturday, March 04, 2006
Web Casts from TESOL's Electronic Village 2006
Web Casts from TESOL's Electronic Village 2006
Dear colleagues,
Connect with the 40th Annual TESOL Convention and Exhibit (TESOL 2006) March 15-18, 2006 in Tampa, Florida, USA. If you cannot be there in person, join the Convention goers virtually. For the first time, the CALL Interest Section has organized 4 presentations and 2 interviews to be web cast from the Electronic Village in Tampa. You will be able to hear CALL experts Tom Robb, Randall Davis, Leslie Opp-Beckman, and Chris Jones present their Web projects. By clicking on the links to their presentations, you can follow along and also participate in a text chat. If you have a microphone and a Skype connection, you will be able to ask questions of the presenters directly. Please click the link below to see the schedule of web cast presentations.
Schedule of Web Casts, March 16 and 17, from the Electronic Village—Internet Fair Classics
Please click here for Instructions for Participating in the Web Casts.
We are looking forward to your participation during these events.
The Web Cast Organizers
Jeff Lebow (www.Worldbridges.com) and Christine Bauer-Ramazani
We thank TESOL, the CALL-IS, the Electronic Village team, and the Electronic Village Online Coordinators for their on-site assistance with these events.
(Distributed on behalf of TESOL EV Online Coordinating Team)
Dear colleagues,
Connect with the 40th Annual TESOL Convention and Exhibit (TESOL 2006) March 15-18, 2006 in Tampa, Florida, USA. If you cannot be there in person, join the Convention goers virtually. For the first time, the CALL Interest Section has organized 4 presentations and 2 interviews to be web cast from the Electronic Village in Tampa. You will be able to hear CALL experts Tom Robb, Randall Davis, Leslie Opp-Beckman, and Chris Jones present their Web projects. By clicking on the links to their presentations, you can follow along and also participate in a text chat. If you have a microphone and a Skype connection, you will be able to ask questions of the presenters directly. Please click the link below to see the schedule of web cast presentations.
Schedule of Web Casts, March 16 and 17, from the Electronic Village—Internet Fair Classics
Please click here for Instructions for Participating in the Web Casts.
We are looking forward to your participation during these events.
The Web Cast Organizers
Jeff Lebow (www.Worldbridges.com) and Christine Bauer-Ramazani
We thank TESOL, the CALL-IS, the Electronic Village team, and the Electronic Village Online Coordinators for their on-site assistance with these events.
(Distributed on behalf of TESOL EV Online Coordinating Team)
Wednesday, February 01, 2006
What does it mean to be a Dog?
What does it mean to be a Dog?
from Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco
People born in the Year of the Dog possess the best traits of human nature. They have a deep sense of loyalty, are honest, and inspire other people's confidence because they know how to keep secrets. But Dog People are somewhat selfish, terribly stubborn, and eccentric. They care little for wealth, yet somehow always seem to have money. They can be cold emotionally and sometimes distant at parties. They can find fault with many things and are noted for their sharp tongues. Dog people make good leaders. They are compatible with those born in the Years of the Horse, Tiger, and Rabbit.
1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006
Source: http://www.sfgate.com/traveler/events/cny/
For more on Year of the Dog, click here.
Thursday, January 19, 2006
EducationGuardian.co.uk | Advertisement feature | How blogs can make the link
EducationGuardian.co.uk | Advertisement feature | How blogs can make the link
How blogs can make the link
"Blogs offer connection - between pupils and between schools, and sometimes with surprising results. Chris Alden looks at how some schools work with the medium, and wonders why more don't"
How blogs can make the link
"Blogs offer connection - between pupils and between schools, and sometimes with surprising results. Chris Alden looks at how some schools work with the medium, and wonders why more don't"
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Saturday, January 07, 2006
Vlog sent to Bee
Forwarded podMail originally from aidenyeh:
> Hi Bee,
>
> Here's a 3 minute vlog explaining briefly how I use blogs and podcasting with two of my classes, Speech Training and Language and Culture.
>
> Speech training podomatic is at http://aidenyeh.podomatic.com
> Language and Culture at http://yehlanguageandculture.blogspot.com
>
> Both sites contain students' videos.
>
> Thanks again for allowing me to share my students' work. This is also a way of letting them know that they've done a good job with their class work.
>
> hugs,
>
> Aiden
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
Monday, January 02, 2006
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