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This post was written by Adam Heward, a member of the BuddyPress community and ICT Manager at Newham Bridge Primary School. Facebook is an endemic problem for UK schools.
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Vernon Fowler
from SC ELT
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'Read, listen & learn a little English'...is the strapline for this great website. Recently we have been discussing sources of listening homework for our students and this site is ideal for intermediate+. Students can read and listen, check vocabulary and even answer ready-made questions about the listening. On top of that there are are tips for teachers and instructions on how students can click and create a shortcut on the smart phones. What is not to love?
Via ESL Karen Benson
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The word combinations option produces a great list of collocations for the word, and what's better, if you click on the collocates, you get the kind of list that a concordancer will produce, with the expressions highlighted in context.
Via Nik Peachey
@Modulaweb je comprends, perso j'aurai tendance à faire confiance à celui-ci http://t.co/agICRfEZ qui a été développé par Boone.
This is your only hope (that's also free) of protecting your BuddyPress site against spam account creation. When a new user account is created, this plugin can restrict the new user's access to BuddyPress pages and activity ...
By default members of a BuddyPress site are redirected to the home page after logging in. BuddyPress Login Redirect is a simple plugin that lets you change this. Currently you can select from three different locations: - Personal Profile / Personal Activity - Site Wide Activity - Friends’ Activity
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Numbers don't lie, but a bad chart decision makes it extremely difficult to understand what those numbers mean.
Via Donna Browne, Evdokia Roka
This is a collection of usefull web . and social media applications for anyone in education. I have tried them all and I have seen the potential in them. Now it is up to you and your imagination to use them in your teaching or when studying!
Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, Laurent Blanquer, Juergen Wagner
The center of our digital lives soon will no longer be the personal computer, but the personal cloud.
Via Mark Mayhew, Juergen Wagner
When used effectively, technology plays an important role in enhancing the learning process. Teachers can use digital devices to present supplemental material for lessons or to encourage students to take a more hands-on role in their education.
Via Nik Peachey, Ricard Garcia, Juergen Wagner
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Vernon Fowler
from SC ELT
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This post is about using Voicethread as a tool for students to practice their speaking skills and build speaking confidence. This technology is now available as an App. It is a useful tool for rehearsal. EAP students can rehearse their presentations and IELTS students their Part 2 speaking. They can play back, anaylse their performance and rerecord. The teacher and other members of the group can comment. You can use video and images. Many teachers have trialled Voicethread and feedback is students like it and are motivated to use it ;-) SC teachers, if you are interested, let's explore together and we can trial in our classes.
Via ESL Karen Benson
This is a great way to create eBooks from your own online content or from any content you find online. You can create and share reading lists for courses. Create your own eBooks of yours or your students' stories. Create your own collection of your favourite articles. Collect a reading list of articles to read when you don't have an Internet connection. Webpages that you capture in this way can be much easier to read and of course you have all the eBook's mark up and note taking functions which will store all your annotations on the eBooks you create.
Via Nik Peachey
We just published a new BuddyPress plugin for free. :) Polls made easy With BP Polls you can create new polls in groups and member profiles. Let your user.
I was first introduced to the world of WordPress in 2008 when I was looking for a good way to build a website for a math course I was teaching.
A high school English teacher developed an app in his spare time that takes a new, red-ink free approach to grammar lessons.
Via David Miller
BuddyPress Portfolio is an exciting new plugin that allows members to create their own simple portfolios within your community. Right now each project includes a title, a description, a url and a screenshot of the project. The size of the description can be defined in the admin panel, as the template to be used.
Here's how to use free TED-Ed tools to turn any YouTube video into a flipped lesson.
Via Donna Browne
Surprisingly, according to research by Educause, only 78% of students feel that wifi is extremely valuable for their academic success, while 60% of students said they wouldn’t attend a college all if it didn’t offer free wifi. The study also finds that 47% of students believe technology makes professors better at their jobs, yet over 30% of students found their instructors to be incapable of getting technology working without student aid.
Via Nik Peachey, Juergen Wagner
"This could be a good option if you would like people to be able to save parts of your blog or website as a PDF file, including having students do it as an archive of material for their notes."
Via Shona Whyte, Juergen Wagner
RT @lenasterg: Just released version 0.4.3.2 of Buddypress Group Documents...
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