"Hi Anne,Thanks for your quick reply. I'm really sorry to hear this. I've now recorded your answer and I'll let the team know during our meeting later today. Again, terribly sorry.Best,Suzanne"
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Suzanne Schumacher left a comment for Anne Hodgson
"Hi aNNE,Thanks for your quick reply. I'm really sorry to hear this. I've now recorded your answer and I'll let the team know during a meeting today.
Best,Suzanne"
Suzanne Schumacher left a comment for Anne Hodgson
"Hi Anne,The aPLaNet project has now started and we hope that you're having a good time. This is just a short message to check in and see how you're doing. Have you and your mentee (Hasret Ktrcgl) found each other ok? If either of you are…"
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The technical challenges of going online in class at university
I've decided to stop using handouts and worksheets completely (though I do use cards and pictures), and have replaced them with a class wiki that I prime with materials and tasks. Students have their own pages to keep their notes on, and can access all materials at any time. I'm not dispensing with a syllabus, or chucking out materials, it's just that we now have a great deal of flexibility to go materials-light, or use existing materials, or create new ones at the drop of a hat, depending on…See More
Marisa Constantinides commented on Anne Hodgson's blog post My 60 favorite online tools for teaching adults
"Lovely chart, Anne! Thanks for sharing! "
Suzanne Schumacher left a comment for Anne Hodgson
"Hi Anne,
Some time ago you joined the aPLaNet community and said you were interested in being a mentor. Is this still the case? Are you ready now?Thanks for your patience. We are now ready to begin the aPLaNet mentoring pilot. If you are still…"
Graham Davies commented on Anne Hodgson's blog post My 60 favorite online tools for teaching adults
"You are so right, Anne! There are so many apps freely available that it is difficult to make a choice. I think the DOTS course that I mentioned in my last posting focuses on what I would consider the most useful apps. I get most of my information…"
Anne Hodgson commented on Anne Hodgson's blog post My 60 favorite online tools for teaching adults
"Hi Graham, thanks for your wonderful links. The quantity can be quite overwhelming, though. Just starting small, e.g. with Tagxedo and Just The Word, can open up a whole new world of teaching."
Graham Davies commented on Anne Hodgson's blog post My 60 favorite online tools for teaching adults
"I have created a categorised list of Web 2.0 tools in Module 1.5, Section 2.1.3, at the ICT4LT site:
Examples of Web 2.0 appicationshttp://www.ict4lt.org/en/en_mod1-5.htm#web2apps
My personal favourites (in many different languages) are listed on my…"
Anne Hodgson posted a blog post
My 60 favorite online tools for teaching adults
These are the free online tools I recently shared as my favorites at a teacher training seminar. What I like about them is that they are simple to use, very effective for special purpose, and you can share the links to the files your students and you produce easily by email or class wiki/ning/blog.Next to each one I have included a link as well as some comments and links to tutorials or samples I found particularly valuable.…See More
Anna Pires left a comment for Anne Hodgson
"Hey Anne! Great to be here, but still trying to find my way round. Ax"
Networking through Twitter and Ning for several years now has showed me the gaps in my teaching background, and motivated me last winter to continue my education. If you're planning on getting into social networking for professional development, and especially if you are thinking of trying to harness some of the creative potential of new media and networking for your teaching, I'll be more than happy to be a sounding board.
I run a tech advice blog called Ask Auntie Web, initially started for the teachers' association In Munich, where I used to live. I also teach workshops for teachers who are starting out using technology to supplement and extend their teaching. If there is anything I can do for you, get in touch here or on Twitter.
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 10:54am on May 7, 2012,
Suzanne Schumacher said… Hi Anne,
Thanks for your quick reply. I'm really sorry to hear this. I've now recorded your answer and I'll let the team know during our meeting later today. Again, terribly sorry.
Best,
Suzanne
- At 9:04pm on May 6, 2012, Suzanne Schumacher said…
Hi Anne,
The aPLaNet project has now started and we hope that you're having a good time. This is just a short message to check in and see how you're doing. Have you and your mentee (Hasret Ktrcgl) found each other ok? If either of you are having any difficulties, please don't hesitate to let us know.
Suzanne
- At 5:58pm on January 26, 2012, Suzanne Schumacher said…
Hi Anne,
Great stuff!
S
- At 4:08pm on January 24, 2012, Suzanne Schumacher said…
Hi Anne,
Some time ago you joined the aPLaNet community and said you were interested in being a mentor. Is this still the case? Are you ready now?
Thanks for your patience. We are now ready to begin the aPLaNet mentoring pilot.
If you are still interested in being a mentor, when you are ready, please would you join the aPLaNet Mentor group http://aplanet-project.org/group/mentors
Once you have done this, we will ask you to fill in a questionnaire and then we can find you a mentee.
Thanks for your support!
- At 11:53am on December 9, 2011,
Anna Pires said… Hey Anne! Great to be here, but still trying to find my way round. Ax
Anne Hodgson's Blog
The technical challenges of going online in class at university
I've decided to stop using handouts and worksheets completely (though I do use cards and pictures), and have replaced them with a class wiki that I prime with materials and tasks. Students have their own pages to keep their notes on, and can access all materials at any time. I'm not dispensing with a syllabus, or chucking out materials, it's just that we now have a great deal of flexibility to go materials-light, or use existing materials, or create new ones at the drop of a hat, depending…
ContinuePosted on February 8, 2012 at 9:00pm
My 60 favorite online tools for teaching adults
These are the free online tools I recently shared as my favorites at a teacher training seminar. What I like about them is that they are simple to use, very effective for special purpose, and you can share the links to the files your students and you produce easily by email or class wiki/ning/blog.
Next to each one I have included a link as well as some comments and links to tutorials or samples I found particularly valuable.…
ContinuePosted on December 9, 2011 at 6:00pm — 4 Comments
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