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In the first part of this series on e-safety for teachers I looked at some of the general dangers out there for anyone online and a few of the things we can do to help students avoid them. […]
This text is the first of a two-part series adapted from my ebook – Digital Tools for Teacher – Trainers’ Edition. In this first part, I look at potential online dangers and how we can help students deal […]
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The relevance to educational technology is that it can help us decide which tools we choose to use with our students and how we enable our students to use these tools.
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Few things divide the opinions of teachers more than the use of technology in the classroom but with more than 20 years of the internet I thought we would have moved on from “Whether?” to “How?” It seems […]
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It always amazes me that despite being the world’s largest video library, YouTube is still blocked or banned in many educational institutions. As a resource for learning about almost anything, but particularly for language learning it is an […]
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As internet connections improve and costs of classroom hours increase, it’s becoming increasingly important to offer some form of blended or totally online materials to enhance courses. In this posting, I’ll introduce some useful free and freemium tools […]
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Any internet search will show that there are a huge number of online tools available for the creation of polls and surveys. The ones included here are some of the best I have used and show some of […]
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Each year students around the world spend millions of dollars trying to pass English exams. Now there’s a company that is trying to save them some money and make their learning more effective. I spoke to Sean Kilachand […]
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In this Q & A I talk to Mel Rosenberg – a man on a mission to popularise the use of ebooks in education by allowing teachers and students to create and publish their own ebooks using his […]
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There are lots of teachers around the internet publishing their own resources through blogs and ebooks and this form of fast self publishing can be overwhelming for readers, so it’s great to see a new magazine stepping into […]
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