Posts Tagged as ‘web’

October 21, 2009

Vorbeo: Easy Web Polls

Vorbeo makes polls for blogs, moodle, and websites with terrific live preview function.

October 19, 2009

Twurdy: Readability-Based Search

Find easy-to-read web pages for low-level readers.

August 18, 2009

Crowdsourcing Meta-Resources

Can lists of audio resources for ESL be crowdsourced and mashed up? I’m ready to find out.

July 8, 2009

Teach Like a Dandelion Not a Mammal

Dandelions scatter seeds everywhere. Can knowledge be scattered as widely? A connectivist take on Chris Anderson’s article about abundance vs. scarcity and how it can be applied to teaching.

June 3, 2009

Interface with the Future

Interactive Whiteboards have me thinking about the interfaces we use to connect to our computers. There are lots of new ways on the horizon, many of which will please kinesthetic learners.

May 1, 2009

How is technology changing learning?

Looking for interesting answers to this question by 5/15. Leave a comment and be included in my research project. Thanks!

April 7, 2009

Mashable Interactive Whiteboard Activites

Several popular classroom games, most of which are customizable — they can be adapted to different topics, levels, and lists of vocabulary. Plenty of great options for Interactive Whiteboard users!

March 27, 2009

Projects: Update

Projects I have been / am working on: ESL Sandbox, Twitter and PLEs, Interactive Whiteboards, Second Life.

March 5, 2009

Edupunks alive and well

Give me my Macbook and I can teach English to anyone, anywhere and anytime. I’m an edupunk.

March 5, 2009

Simplification now includes Photoshop

Most users of most technologies don’t need every possible feature. And, increasingly, they are choosing to not pay a premium for them. Online photo editors now include layers, masking, and plenty of effects. Most are free and work as simply as attaching a photo to your email message.