- Crowd Wise: a new series on edu-e-communities
- Getting students learning with YouTube
- Videos for Valentine's Day
- More ELT teachers on Twitter
- Twitter 4 students 2?
- R u U online?
- Dogme ELT 2.0
- Creating cross-cultural guides
ELT Carnival of Lessons, deadline March 21st, 2010
And the stuff I really enjoyed reading last month....
- Life, Learning (and food) by Clarissa Ryan
- Spell check this by Tristan Verboven
- How much change do you really want? by Alex Case
- My ELT library (series) by Henrick Oprea
- Rules for teachers in 1872 by Lindsay Clandfield
- I only thought I knew my students by Ric on Barbara Sakamoto's blog
- School of Rock by Willy C Cardosa
- Crazy or Enlightened by Nick Jaworski
- Why grammar is overrated by Nick Jaworski
Lessons, Tips and Ideas for the classroom
- JK Rowlings' on Failure, lesson plan by Daniel Kirk
- Listening: what's the aim? by Jeremy Day
- Small pleasures by Ian James
- Google Search Stories by Anne Hodgson
- My first and worst legal English lesson by Jeremy Day
- The opposite is also true by Vicki Hollett (cross-cultural Japanese/American tip)
Articles and Links to Share with our Learners
- The Connatation Series by Toby Crawley (for Adult Business Learners)
- How not to improve your speaking skills by Neil Barker
- Best Sites to learn about cool cars! by Larry Ferlazzo
Technology Related News, Issues and Tips
- Collaborative Storytelling by Sean Banville
- ICT terms you want to know, but were afraid to ask by Chiew N Pang
- Simply Boxed by Valentina Dodge
- Hot Metal Apps, dogme in the world of Avatar by Jeremy Harmer
- Website for creating meaningful student dialogues by Shelly Terrell
- Show me what's wrong (by video) by Ana Maria Menezes
- Urban Dictionary website by Chris Cattaneo
- 25 tips for teaching language learners by Judie Haynes
- Vocabulary 2.0 tools and sites by Shelly Terrell
- How to integrate blogging in EFL teaching by Christina Markoulaki or Barbara Sakamoto's blog
- hat tip @grahamstanley: Make an interactive video in minutes
- hat tip @carolrainbow: The Future of Web Content
Social Media
- PLNs: the what, the why, the how by Darren Elliott
- The help, the comfort by Eva Büyüksimkeşyan
- Ten Twitter Turn-offs by Sue Lyon Jones
- Twitter Apps by Ozge Karaoglu
New!!! ELT-Bloggers to check out
- Judie Haynes, 20 tips on communicating with English Language Learners
- Marina Shvet in Russia. 32 most commonly misused words
- 26 letters by 26 letters
- Adam Simpson, a year in the life of How to present at a conference (series)
Useful links related to this posting:
Teacher Reboot Camp, What did they Tweet
Larry Ferlazzo, Monthly Best Twee
Best,
Karenne
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What a terrific service you provide - so much great reading all listed and organized for us.
I've already found lots of gems following these links and I'm only half way through. Thank you Karenne!
Thank you for including me in the selection, although I guess this means I'll actually have to finish the series now.
Thanks for including my post among this illustrious list. I hope it'll encourage some readers to take the challenge!
Cheers!
Chiew
Cheers Karenne. I also enjoyed Adam's, Nick's and Vicki's posts to start with, but I'll go and ferret through a few more now ; D
It is an honour to have my post included on your list. It is in good company with some great links and insightful fellow educators. Nice work.
Tristan (Aminhotep) Verboven
There is some doubt about the authenticity of the posting Rules for teachers in 1872 by Lindsay Clandfield posted on this site: http://www.snopes.com/language/document/1872rule.asp
It is worth checking out.
Brilliant link! Thanks Tristan
And to all of you, and those above - my absolute pleasure - I really enjoy your blogs and am glad you write them! Keep up the great work.
K
Hey Karenne
Belated thanks for plugging two of my articles here. What would i do without you?
One of these days I'll have enough time on my hands to be a proper blogger, but in the meantime, pls forgive my tardiness!
Jeremy