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Podcasting--a form of mobile learning.
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I started my blog using WordPress and I have found it a platform that makes it easy to own and publish your own content online.
It is the foundation to the success of this blog which currently receives over 300,000 hits per month.
If you’re looking for an easy way to create a web presence and start sharing your ideas online, the best way to do this is to create a blog. Millions of users around the world already express themselves and share their thoughts by means of their personal blogs.
The advantage of having your own WordPress blog that is self-hosted is that you own it.
It is good to have a Facebook “page” or a Tumblr blog but they are owned by someone else and you can have a web presence there but under their “Terms and Conditions” It is basically a rental.
Via Martin Gysler, Ken Morrison, Evdokia Roka, Jacob Broadhead, sarspri 
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February 10, 7:22 AM
Brilliant step-to-step simple summary. I'm thinking in starting a Wordpress Blog more easyly now. Thanks!!! 
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I love word press and we use it for our school blog http://stgregory.edublogs.org/ ; 
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Both org and .com variants of Wordpress are a delight to use, I have sued them for years, had to abandon my hosted Wordpress blog when I upgraded my website. I miss it. Delete the scoop?
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ARIS is a open-source tool for creating mobile learning games, stories, documentaries, place-based learning activities, citizen science and citizen journalism activities. Via JLEE, sarspri, Takako Kobayashi
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Expanding to our final project "Digital Storytelling," this technology can be used for scavers hunt 
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Steve mentioned an ARIS-based project in his talk yesterday (ChronoOps - Portland mobile, place-based game). ARIS is the platform used to create the iOS game.
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This is our list of the top 8 iPad apps for ESL students in the classroom (although they cna be used for any other student too!)
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iPad is very convenient device to access the internet and technologies. Delete the scoop?
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Here is a great way to provide your students comprehensive feedback. Using a podcast, teachers record their feedback to a podcast for each student.
Takako Kobayashi's insight:
Podcasting--a form of mobile learning.
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January 23, 2:15 PM
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The increasingly popular free digital media sharing app offers plenty of possibilities for educators. Guest post by Sam Peters. Tumblr is a web based Via Kathleen Cercone, Juergen Wagner, sarspri
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Personally, I have been using tumblr for intro to soico class to write my class journal. 
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January 25, 3:18 PM
Tumblr is a web based social media platform that was designed to make it easier for people to share digital media with each other. Unlike Facebook and Twitter, where conversation is a common mode of communication, Tumblr is more about sharing content. It is a great resource and tool for people and professionals of every stripe. Teachers are finding it useful too. Here’s some of the ways they’re using it. Delete the scoop?
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As my teaching at the Intensive ESL program for this semester draws to a close I had to make a final post about how my students are doing. Right now they are finishing up their semester coursework ...
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Voicethread can be useful for speaking and listening activities for ESL. Delete the scoop?
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EVO session--this online session is very helpful for language teachers who would like to integrate new technologies into lessons. Delete the scoop?
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"Pinterest is a promising visual bookmarking platform. It is gaining in popularity more and more and of course teachers and educators are part of this success for there are now a burgeoning number of educational boards on Pinterest where you can get free access to tons of web tools and teaching tips.There are also some great educational Pinners that are committed to sharing useful resources with their fellow teachers." Via Minter Dial, Teaching, Learning & Developing with Technology, sarspri, Evdokia Roka, Aiko Nakamura, Takako Kobayashi
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So far I've been using PInterest for my personal things...just for fun. Delete the scoop?
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