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Online Course Management System - FREE. Would you use it?
Started by ddeubel in Websites / links / access to new resources / communities.. Last reply by Mitchell Lee Feb 12. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I'd like to know how many teachers would use a completely free course management system , if offered here? Meaning, you can create a course there,…Continue
Tags: atutor, technology, online, ecourses, elearning
SITE OF THE DAY - HUNDREDS OF THE "BEST" - Teaching Recipes
Started by ddeubel in Websites / links / access to new resources / communities.. Last reply by Nadeem Nawaz Jul 16, 2019. 102 Replies 0 Likes
We are now in our 3rd edition of "Site of the Day"! Hundreds of the best sites for teaching/learning. See #1 and…Continue
Tags: collection, list, web 2.0, resources, websites
ABCs - Alphabet Resources or Ideas?
Started by NEWS NOW in Teaching and Methodology. Last reply by Amelia Meirizka Jun 20, 2019. 73 Replies 1 Like
I guess the alphabet is our bread and butter.Got any good ideas for teaching it or using it…Continue
Learning Designs
Started by Elise in Teaching and Methodology Mar 27, 2019. 0 Replies 0 Likes
I was wondering what you all thought of learning designs pertaining to English language teaching? What are the ways in which you design your lessons to achieve better learning in your students?Continue
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Member's Blog Roll / Webpages / Homepages /
WE have so many great members, established bloggers and webophiles (is that a word?). Each member offers a wealth of knowledge and I urge you to explore these pages below. Make friends with those on the same "webpage" as yourself and share anything great that you find! Find the latest member's blogs on our main page (on the right) or directly HERE.A wonderful way to make connections with teachers and classrooms around the world!
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| Jess | has a blog called TechnoLOTE. Lote stands for Languages other than English (not living on the edge!). She teaches Chinese in Australia but has many great technology ideas and a brilliant voice / manner for podcasting. Lots to learn and be inspired by! |
| DaveESL | has a blog called ESL etc.His byline is "Global Issues and Activism in English Language Teaching. A great blog about issues for concerned, global educators. Dave teaches at a college in Australia and his blog also has a podcast which lets you know what he is doing in his classroom and what he is planning on doing. Insightful, so insightful for us teachers! Get nosy! |
| Larry Ferlazzo | has a BIG blog "Websites of the Day" that focuses on new technology and links in the EFL world. His blog is the main course for many teachers!<</td> |
| David Truss | has a blog called Pair of Dimes for your ThoughtsHe teaches in British Columbia, Canada and his blog really is articulate, creative and "deep" but not in any professorial way. Just outside the box and thoughtful. An excellent read. |
| Alicia Rey | and her English Studio blog, shows the best of what a dedicated teacher can do, especially using new technology. Alicia teaches in Argentina and you'll be astounded by all the great ideas she has. The Edison of the EFL world |
| Susan | a technology teacher in Israel has a numerous blogs and just seems to be a wonderful sparkplug of ideas/web design/sites/creativity. She has helped a lot on this site and http://efl20.blogspot.com">her blogs highlight all the best and newest in the EFL world. |
| Claudia Cesaro | has a blog called THE FCE BLOG.A teacher in Buenos Aries. Her blog is really "language" focused and there is also a growing directory of blogs available |
| Graham Stanley | has a blog, BLOG-EFLthat is specifically about Web 2.0 applications. Lots of interesting stuff about Second Life and teaching EFL. He also highlights some great presentation about Web 2.0 applications. |
| Daniel Craig | has a great site and blogabout all things EFL. He is teaching medical professionals and pursuing his Phd. in Language Education. He has some great material to help all teachers. |
| Lynn | is a teacher in Alberta, Canada and has a great podcast titled, "Cultural Soup".It is about EFL and differing cultural aspects around the world. Usually podcasted Tues. and Thurs. |
| Michael Stout | teaches at a university in Japan and has a very complete blog/webpagewith lots of links and practical ideas for EFL teachers. He also highlights his student's work. |
| James | has a blog whimsically titled "After After M*A*S*H"It is a regular EFL teacher, working Joe's look at life and teaching. |
| Steve Hargadon | is the creator of our sister Ning, Classroom 2.0. A great community and Steve is the spearhead, promoting the use of social networking in education. Check out his blog |
| Sean | has a long running and very informative blog on the EFL world. Very respected. EFL Geek blogalways has some great insight into the EFL world. A staple. |
| Jani | has a website "Janette's English Classroom" highlighting her own work in Chile. Very clean and accessible. Lots of links |
| Frank | is the sparkplug of ideas and technical knowledge behind the Ning for EFL teachers in MexicoI hope we form more "bonds" with all EFL / ESL sites and keep the spark and sharing alive. Check out this ning for lots of neat extras and insight into that part of the world. |
| Anne Baird | is a teacher trainer and educational technology specialist downunder in Charlton, Victoria, Australia. She is passionate about technology in the classroom and this is reflected in her very substantial blog about the how technology is transforming learning and classrooms. Please check out her wiki for both her students and teachers! So much there. You'll also be enlivened by the bright colors. |
| Graham Mulligan | is living in Vancouver but has traveled extensively in China. His blog documents his BIG interest in China and would be very helpful to any teacher hoping to teach there in the future. |
| Rich White | has a website about using interactive whiteboards or smartboards by Edusim. As the website states - Edusim is a free opensource 3D virtual world specifically for your classroom interactive whiteboard! Edusim is an extremely powerful way to engage your students. Take a look at this dynamic tool. |
| Snea Thinsan | Education for World Peace is an AMAZING blog. Lots of info. on CALL but also just lots of info. on how teachers can help the world. Snea's attitude can be summed up by what he writes here; "I was an adventurous boy roaming the rice fields in Northern Thailand. I hope I won't become a tamed academic after these PhD years in the U.S." |
| Peter Thwaites | has a very personal blog, P's ELT Blog full of insights into practical EFL teaching and is very student oriented. Delightful writing style and very accessible reading..... |
| Ms Greenspan | a student teacher in Australia has a new and cool looking blog called Grow Your Brain. blog |
| Antonio J. Delgado | lives in Spain and teaches at a high school. He has lots of stuff on both his wiki and blog about technology and just plain English language teaching. A very nice layout too.... |
| M2CM / Margaret | is an ICT teacher in the Netherlands and her blog is in Dutch. Lots there for you Dutch speakers! blog |
| Dennis Bayeng | is in the Phillipines and has a real cool, video full blog called DennisB's Blog. If you like video/visuals, you'll love his blog. |
| John Warnken | is a tutor and has a tutoring site called I Tutor for You. If you want to learn about how to become a tutor or using skype to teach online, contact John! Info. on his page... |
| Vik | has a googlepage with a wealth of links to all sorts of diverse topics. Nice layout and very user friendly. An excellent example of how easily you could set up your own google page! A treasure trove. |
| Jello Mando | has an excellent blog full of insightful writing about teaching in Korea. Also many great lesson plans collected! Lots of variety here and please say hello to Jello. blog |
| Amanda Hefner | is involved with Texas Games. A moodle full of materials, tools, resources, links for teaching using games. If you are interested in games in the classroom, you'll have to visit here! Just a short sign up and then you have lots of great material for gaming. |
| Ton Koenraad | is an educator in Holland with a lot of academic credentials. His info. page links to many great sites/articles and his Webquest page offers great info. on using language quests and the Language Quest network. Real sterling stuff! |
| Anna Filatova | teaches American Lit. at Moscow State Univ. Her blog is very informative and she is interested in the role of social networks in education/learning. |
| Yvonne Capels | is a teacher in Las Vegas. Her class site is really well designed, user friendly and a great example for other teachers. Check it out and see for yourself! She also boxes! |
| Connie Weber | teaches in Ann Arbour, Michigan. She is a sparkplug of thought and insight and an educational leader. Her blog at Classroom 2.0 is just full of insight and you also have to check out her friends.....a regular MIT of teaching. |
| Janet Hunt | is a public school teacher and she has a wiki devoted to technology in the classroom. |
| Diane Stonebrink | teaches at a community college in Arizona. Her personal page is full of links/information about games and making games for ESL. Many of them free! Also templates of her own games. A must if you have any interest in using games in your classroom! |
| Kevin | has a MUST visit blog, ART SNACKS. This is the best laid out blog/page I've come across and has so much for teachers. Lots of info. / links to other great educators and their pages, interviews, podcasts, a newsletter, presentations, much more..... Thank you Kevin and please visit and say thank you for all his efforts on behalf of education. |
| Skip Zilla | is a thinker and passionate advocate of making this world a better place. He comes from a business/technology background but understands how vital education is. Lots of great links on his blog but check out Classroom 2.0 for his thoughts. He's more like me - a forum person. I"ve been a big fan of his thoughts for awhile and your mind will be stirred any time you read what he voices.... |
| Amaldino | is an English teacher in Italy. His wiki is a superb example of using technology to help students learn English. A wealth of real activities for students and really effective applications. PLEASE explore this "dolce" site! |
| Janos | is an amazing Hungarian educator and administrator. His homepage has a wealth of links and really shows an individual committed to principles of pluralism and world understanding. A must is to check out his "fun" interview.....so cool. |
| Sharon Betts | is a perfect example of an exemplary teacher who shares and gives. With technological know how to! She is the creator of Professional Development 2.0 and has a plethora of sites to explore and find them all linked on her blog, Sharon's Share.If you are interested in collaboration, students and teachers should visit her Taking Learning Global. Thx Sharon! |
| Oreen Scott | is a student ESL teacher, taking her teaching certificate in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She writes about her life, in her "Diary of a Third Age Woman" , from her own perspective and world and we look forward to hearing about her practice teaching challenges/joys. |
| Jeff Lebow | is everywhere! He has a splendid blog and site which leads you into so many EFL things. He teaches Educational technology and is well versed in all things CALL. Further, he is active in developing Worldbridges and runs podcasts there, one especially for EFL. I hope he'll help us have a few shows! He participates with EDTech also. PLEASE check him out! |
| Jose Mota | is one catalyst of C.R.I.A. OnlineTake a look, lots of links, resources and especially student blogs about learning English. I'm going have to look into this more also! |
| Malcolm | is a teacher at Daeguk Elementary school in Korea. He has an amazing school blog that is a great example that really shows how a teacher can motivate students through technology and just online presence. Even on a basic level such as his, it makes a big difference. |
| Vivian | is an ESL and English Lit. teacher from Chicago. She has a great blog full of information about where to find resources in the ESL / EFL world. |
| Brendan Mackie | is a new elementary teacher in Busan who likes peaches :) He has some insightful comments on his blog about his experiences teaching in Korea. |
| Steven Nishida | has a great blog called the English Master's Blog (EMB). He is a teacher in Japan, a real sparkplug of energy! Lots of links and info. about multimedia stuff. to be found. |
| Agnieszka | is an enthusiastic EFL teacher from Poland who writes about the trials and tribulations of her classes on EFL Classroom 2.0 |
| Jen | is a an American teacher in Korea. Her blog is about everyday life and general commentary and it isn't dull! A great job and perspective, even if I don't agree with everything! |
| Anamaria | has a great blog, "Life is a Feast" She is a teacher from Brazil and offers an excellent example of a teacher using technology in the classroom. Check out her own "introduction" on her blog and there is lots about the environment. A MUST! |
| Robert Burden | has a blog, Read Write Scene. He is a community college ESL instructor and offers some good sites and tips about technology and language learning. |
| Taryn | is preparing to move to Korea from the States, to teach. She has a cool looking blog, called pre'Seouled. It is well written and designed. Lots of great thoughts, especially for new teachers preparing to journey off to a foreign land and teach. |
| Hoye | is an enthusiastic teacher of young learners in Spain. She has a very professional looking/feeling site - young-learners esl, sharing lessons for young learners. A great example of another sharing teacher. |
| Mathew Needleman | has a blog called, "Creating Life Long Learners" You will find lots of original ideas here and much in the way of his specialty, Digital Storytelling. A must for any new age storyteller! |
| Craig Kasemodel | Mr. K has Titanium Team, his class site full of links and inspiration. Not just EFL / ESL but lots of other stuff. Really cool this is. Visit his site and visit Alaska. A great teacher's site, gold star! |
| Lisa Burden | rules at her own Wiki. Full of Spanish inspiration, it is a lot of everything and I love the music! |
| john | has a webpage full of his teaching life and travels. He is presently teaching in Zhaoqing China. |
| Sean Griffin | is in Ireland and works both as a tutor helping young people with their literacy and as a manager for Alison, an online learning site. Very well put together and loads of great stuff for learners, especially in the area of IT. Take a look, cutting edge elearning! |
| Kevin | is an energetic middle school science teacher in the Phillipines. His blog, Siyensya | (She-ent-sha), Cebuano for Scienceis full of great "teacher" observations and thoughts. Really personal and interesting. |
| Norman | can be found at The English Reading Club. He has a very Christian blog where he inspires others through the gospel. |
| Howard Vickers | is a guy I'd like to meet. He is teaching in La Paz, Bolivia and is passionate about "avatars" those funny screen characters. Through his blog Avatar Languages, you can learn how to hook up with a qualified teacher on Second Life, the 3d virtual world. Lots of info. for any ICT teacher on this site. |
| Or-tal | is an Israeli consultant / businesswoman who is interested in the start up side of language learning. Her blog simply titled, "writings" has ideas about her own consulting and language interests. |
| Stephen Roney | is a Catholic with "true grit", a teacher, writer in an "undisclosed" location in the middle east. Hmmmm. Anyways, his Od's Blog is full of fascinating commentary, a lot of it on news that I know everyone will find interesting. |
| Jose Duran | is a teacher in Spain with an AMAZING blog. Lots of info, clear and easy to get around in. Please take a look and say hello to Jose! |
| Juan Ignacio Castro | is an English teacher in Spain. Learning English In Brunete has lots of links to other blogs and info. about teaching English in Spain. |
| Howard Vickers | is an authority on Avatars (those computer figures/people) in La Paz, Bolivia. His page Avatar Languages has lots of info. about avatars. |
| C.Long | is a technology specialist and works to educate teachers in Texas. Her blog has lots of technology advice for teachers. |
| Stephen Thergensen | has an amazing Blog called Inverse PolarityHe teaches adults in Denver and has so much to share! |
| Felipe | is an enthusiastic educator in Brazil. His blog, Felipe's Classroom, has lots of practical advice and materials for ELLs |
| Tim | has a blog called Red Pants in Korea. Lots of news about Korea. |
| Linda Yechiel | a teacher in Israel, has a page in Hebrew and English called, English with Linda. |
| Kelly | is a very creative teacher in Brazil. Check out her English at CILC is Great! Lots of interesting things about teaching in Brazil and her students. |
| Ana Lopez Pozo's | Alpozo Phonetic Blog is just super for those interested in phonetics! Well done! |
| Leyla Shaughnessy | is from Orlando, Florida. Her informative blog, Fruitcake tells of her teaching in High School and the IB program |
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Supporter Comment by Frank on December 14, 2007 at 10:47pm -
Hi ... There is a Ning Blog for EFL Teachers in Mexico. The site is
located at: http://metamexico.ning.com ... I have noticed that some
of our members have recently joined up here at EFL Classroom. That
is fantastic ... and the purpose of Ning .. for networks to
network. Thanks, Frank
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Supporter Comment by Connie Weber on January 7, 2008 at 4:09pm -
Hi David, this is so 21st-century of you...wow, all these links,
with descriptions, and we can just click and be there. You're
making our big world small, and our small world big. So fine.
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Supporter Comment by Connie Weber on January 7, 2008 at 4:11pm -
wow, David, this is so 21st-century of you! All these blogs, with
descriptions, and you can just click and you're there. You're
making our big world small and our small world big. So fine!
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Supporter Comment by David on January 21, 2008 at 10:22am -
Would love you all to drop by and take a look at
http://elt-world.blogspot.com
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Supporter Comment by David on January 21, 2008 at 10:22am -
Would love you all to drop by and take a look at
http://elt-world.blogspot.com
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Supporter Comment by Steven Nishida on February 9, 2008 at 8:51am -
Hi everyone, I'm always fishing around for new and interesting ways
to support my students' learning. Find lots of tools ideal for JHS
- Adult EFL learners at my school's blog:
http://englishmasters.jp/blog/ Look forward to lots of sharing:-)
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Supporter Comment by ddeubel on March 6, 2008 at 7:24am -
Steven, got you up there! I did visit your blog previously but it
got lost in the "busyness" of my life. My apologizes and keep up
the great work! Agnieszka, do you have a blog to share? Let me
know, none listed on your page.... David
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Supporter Comment by Steven Nishida on March 31, 2008 at 6:28pm -
Thanks a bunch, David! I have to apologize, too, for not replying
to your very kind welcome message. My first child was born last
month (boy), so things have been less than normal around here! I'll
be sure to keep sending people to this community. I have some idea
of how demanding a community building project of this scale can be.
If you need anything from me, give me a holler and I'll do what I
can to lend a hand. This is probably not the right place for an
announcement, so I'll add something more complete later. For now,
just curious... Any chance you're going to make it to the PAC7 (Pan
Asian Consortium of Language Teaching Societies) Conference at
JALT2008 (Japan Association for Language Teaching) in Tokyo in
November? If you or any other EFL Classroom 2.0 folks make it over,
please let me know. I chair JALT's International Affairs Committee
and I'd be happy to help get our international guests situated and
taking full advantage of this year's collaborative conference.
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Supporter Comment by Laura Meseguer on June 24, 2008 at 10:54am -
Hi again! Could U include my blog here? http://learningandteachingenglish.blogspot.com
just to share things!
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Supporter Comment by Kelly on July 2, 2008 at 11:50am -
HI DAVID,
I was so surprised to see my blog address here with all the other members. WOW you really pay attention to each person here. I really appreciate that.
I have taken time to visit all your members blog and website.
EFL CLASSROOM 2.0 rocks!!!!
Kisses
Kelly from Brazil
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Supporter Comment by Isabelle Jones on July 30, 2008 at 9:38am -
Hi there
As I have just joined, I would have been surprised if my blog had been mentioned here! I am a French native speaker who has been teaching French and Spanish in England for nearly 15 years. I am a Head of Languages and I obviously have a strong interest in EFL as it is where I come from! My blog is called My Languages and it is at http://isabellejones.blogspot.com . You will find lots of links to EFL/ EAL/ English/ Literacy resources on it as well as links that can be used to help language teachers to integrate new technologies in their teaching.
I hope it is useful to members!
Isabelle
http://isabellejones.blogspot.com
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Supporter Comment by ddeubel on July 30, 2008 at 7:12pm -
Hi Laura / Isabelle,
I'm Waaaaay behind in adding these blogs to our member roll. Will be doing so this weekend once the blog carnival work is behind me....Thanks!
David
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Supporter Comment by Robert Quinn on November 20, 2008 at 2:12am -
Hi there everybody. If you're interested in CLIL, Content Based Learning or Cross-Curricular work, I've got a blog-based collection of weblinks to resources and interactive sites for various topics. Also links for the European Language Portfolio and the Common European Framework, if you're interested in those issues.
The blog is http://robseville.blogspot.com
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Supporter Comment by mcarmen on January 9, 2009 at 6:14pm -
Hi!
My name is Carmen and I´m a teacher of English at a State Primary School in Asturias,Spain.
I´ve got a blog with my favourite stuff. Hope you like it:
http://bloggingwitholayinos.blogspot.com/
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Supporter Comment by fulyaa on February 20, 2009 at 7:04pm -
Hi there,
This is Fulya from Istanbul and I'm a grade 8 teacher. I have finally taken my baby steps in blogging,too. My postings are mostly about my areas of interests such as international projects, Wikis,etc. You can also find the link to my clas Wiki. Thank you!
Here is the link to my blog.
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Supporter Comment by Karenne Sylvester on March 2, 2009 at 1:48pm -
Hi ya David,
I've got two blogs, http://how2learnenglish.blogspot.com is aimed at adult language learners and provides solid tips, tricks and strategies on learning English. The other is http://kalinago.blogspot.com and there I talk about issues related to teacher-training, methodology, workshops, lesson plans and all sorts of good stuff like that.
Karenne
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Supporter Comment by Chopi Muhammed Arif on May 12, 2009 at 3:33pm -
Hi,
I am a member here but not listed above. I wish You can add me if you do not mind.
Regards,
Chopi M. Arif
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Supporter Comment by Teresa on August 7, 2009 at 3:03pm -
Hi there! I´m Tere and I work in a primary school in Canary Islands: This site is amazing: It´s got all I need for my classes. Thanks for sharing.
I´ve been working in my blog for almost two years "Samoga en casa" (Samoga is the name of my school). Now I spend my time in a ning, Maestros en Línea with members from Spain and south America. I have to learn much more about this.
Thanks and happy summer
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Supporter Comment by Shelagh Walton on October 9, 2009 at 3:16am -
Hi Dave...
I'm wanting to ask your advice. My younger brother will finish his degree at university at the end of this year. My husband and I are currently teaching in Korea and have been chatting to him often since we got here. He is really keen on doing a winter English camp. I have looked on the internet and it is hard to really know where to start.
My brother is such a great person. He was head-boy (head-perfect/leader) at his high school and at university he has done incredibly well. More than that, he has such a good, open, flexible personality and is reat with children. He is very responsible too. Anyway, it sounds like I am promoting him too much now.
Basically he really would like to work on a winter camp. He has tried to contact about 3. He hasn't got a response back from any of them, except one and they said they had too any people applying.
Do you have any recommendations or tips?
Thanks so much
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Supporter Comment by Henrick Oprea on November 27, 2009 at 3:42am -
Hi there,
I've just joined this ning group, but so far I'm impressed with the wealth of resources and organisation of it. Congratulations! :)
I'm a teacher in Brasília, Brazil, who has just started his blogging experience. In my blog I talk about my general thoughts on ELT and matters related to education in general.
http://hoprea.wordpress.com
As I've just started blogging, I guess I'm still trying to find my voice. All help is welcome!
Cheers,
Henrick
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