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Web 2.0 for EFL Teachers
I'm currently in Caracas, Venezuela, where I'm the facilitator of this seminar: Web 2.0 for EFL Teachers: Podcasts, Blogs, Wikis, Virtual Worlds and Digital Games. The seminar has been organised by the British Council & AVEALMEC, a relatively new CALL Association for teachers in Venezuela.
We have started a ning and over 40 people have joined, although only 27 of these people will be at the f2f seminar. Today, day 1, we'll be looking at social software, blogging, RSS & tagging, and some of the teachers will be presenting a few of their blogging projects they have been involved in.
It's great to see so much enthusiasm and expertise here in Venezuela and can't wait to get to know everyone better and find out what they have been doing.
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Thanks Graham for such interesting, professional work as a seminar leader in this event!!!! We hope to have you back again in Venezuela some other time!!!!
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Graham,
ReplyDeleteIn case you hadn't seen it, I thought you'd be interested in this article I wrote that was just published by TechLearning. It also points people to an article you wrote:
http://www.techlearning.com/story/showArticle.php?articleID=196604915
Larry Ferlazzo
http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/
Thanks for the link and resources... it looks fantastic!
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