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We should be investimg more in providing fast wifi access in all classrooms, and less in White Elephants... Oops, I meant IWBs.
Have you heard of Twitter? Do you like to tweet? Most likely you’ve utilized social networking websites such as Facebook. So why would you consider using Twitter?
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This made me think quite a lot as, in some Italian universities, at least people worry so much about intellectual theft that there is very limited sharing, really of resources. Fortunately this is not true on the bolgosphere where people are very generous eith the ideas they share and as a result the problem of intellectual property theft is relatcively limited.
Can you own an idea?In the lastest issue of Voices, the IATEFL newsletter, in a page of teaching ideas, there appears the following activity:Holiday photos1.Teacher borrows a notepad from... |
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