I've just finished a video presentation that I was asked to make for a publisher's in-house conference in Mexico next week. It's not great, but I found making it a lot of fun. I must do more of this!
Here is a better quality version (requires Quicktime 7.0): Web 2.0 & Language Learning
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Graham, I´ve been trying to watch your video presentation, but haven´t been able to. I click the link, wait while it says it´s uploading and nothing... :(
ReplyDeleteI think it is great.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting your video presentation on web 2.0 tools and its use in language learning.
I'll write a post about it in http://englishteachinglab.blogspot.com/
if you don't mind.
Great summary of the way things are moving in delivering EFL courses! Spurs me on to learn more! I'd like to have seen something about the use of the "Virtual Classroom" - one of my current projects.
ReplyDeleteAna Maria, It must have been a temporary problem (I hope) as I can access it now - I hope you've been able to see it now.
ReplyDeleteJosé Luis and Rob, thanks for your comments - I'd be happy for you to write about it, and or link directly to the video if you wanted to as well. It was a lot of fun to make, and I'd be more than happy for more people to get some benefit out of it.
Sorry, Graham!
ReplyDeleteI posted as "Grupo Cardamomo", which happens to be the gastronomic group I'm part of!!! http://cardamomus.blogspot.com
It's just me, Carla!
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ReplyDeleteMany thanks G. I pushed it here
ReplyDeleteI also can't view your video
ReplyDeleteGraham! Well done! Thank you so much for synthesizing three very important worlds of technology and their relevance in language education.
ReplyDeleteI'm giving a presentation about blogs to PhD students (the majority of whom have very little experience with web technology) and will be sure to recommend your site and this video.
Thank you!
Marlen Harrison
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Thankyou, Leigh & Marlen. I hope it'll be of interest and use to students - that makes me very happy
ReplyDeleteEFL Geek and others who can't view it - you need to have Quicktime 7.0 installed I think.
You can now also view it here:
http://tinyurl.com/yysq9n
Hi Graham!
ReplyDeleteI've just discovered your blog and am in between lessons here, so I'm suffering a bit because I'd like to read some more of your blog...now. Oh well, will have to wait till this evening. I'm also experimenting with English instruction in Second Life. I'm the owner of "ESL in Second Life", a free location for ESL instructors and students. Am looking forward to more reading...you can find me at: http://www.esl-blogger.com & http://www.esl-secondlife.blogspot.com
Both of my blogs are very much under construction at the moment...Thx again for your insightful blog!
Thankyou all for your kind comments - it makes doing this all worthwhile!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Graham-- you've done a great job with this video. Very friendly for someone like me who's been out of the technology loop for over a year. I feel like I *might* be able to catch up a bit, thanks to you!
ReplyDeleteHi Stanley,
ReplyDeleteAlthough I've known this blog for some time this is the first time I write a comment here.
First of all, thank you for the serious, neat, professional work you are doing. This blog is an essential resource for any EFL teacher who whishes to learn more and integrate technology into his or her language classroom.
Secondly, I'd like to congratulate you on the video. Great job! It provides a clear and enlightening overview of the most widely-used web 2.0 tools and some of their possible applications. I was glad to see some familiar projects, such as Carla Arena and Dennis' exchange.
Finally, I wanted to let you know that I am going to introduce this blog (and video) to my co-workers during our first Computer Lab Workshop on March 2nd. I've checked your creative commons licence, so I'll share it in compliance with the attributions that are stated there.
Thanks again and best regards,
Carla Raguseo from Argentina
Sorry, I meant in compliance with the conditions that atr stated.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Carla
That's great Carla . thanks for your kind comments - I hope that your co-workers find it interesting and useful.
ReplyDeleteHello Graham,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job you´ve done with your Web 2.0 video! I was finally able to watch it and learn too.
Thankyou Anna Maria - I'm glad that you were finally able to watch it.
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