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Social media and web strategies for EU Projects: Web2LLP Handbooks

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From www.web2llp.eu - January 23, 10:34 AM
3 Web2LLP handbooks:Improving web strategies of LLP projectsMaximising the social media presence of LLP projectsTools for self-assessment

These handbooks and tools are mainly intended for project managers and members of current or future LLP projects who are unable to attend the face-to-face and online courses organised by the Web2LLP team which will take place in Spring 2013, but can also be useful to anyone interested in using digital networks as enablers of sustainable interaction with target audiences. 

 

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Input from iTILT (http://itilt.eu) projet on interactive technologies for language learning in Handbooks 1 and 2.

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Perceptions of the IWB for language teaching: iTILT

From dl.dropbox.com - August 25, 2012 6:24 PM

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One or two slides from our presentation on our European project iTILT (interactive Technologies in Language Teaching http://itilt.eu) co-authored with project partners Gary Beauchamp and Emily Hillier and delivered on the final day of the EuroCALL conference in Gothenburg, Sweden.

 

A write-up will appear in the conference proceedings scheduled for December 2012, just around the time our video clips of language teaching with the interactive whiteboard go live.  

 

After piloting at the start of the academic year, the site will be opened for free public access to our bank of some 200 classroom illustrations in different languages, contexts, and proficiency levels, allowing language teachers and trainers to see the IWB in use and read associated comments by teachers and learners, as well as download lesson plans and materials.

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