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Presentation Given by

Alina Cirlanescu

aka Alina Alens

For further inquiries write

an email to [email protected]

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Current Trends in Blogging

Why do teachers need to blog?

Tips on blog writing (I) & blog building (II),

How to develop your blog as an interactive learning platform

How to integrate the blogging experience into the reality of daily life

The Future of Blogging

Assess through your blog

Update your blog

Profess responsible blogging

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Group A:

Make a list of topics

that you did not find

enough time to get into

at (one or more of) your

classes.

Group B:

Think about your top

strengths and your

personal interests and

discuss how you

integrate them into

your teaching.

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ARTIST BLOG (2009) The E L B (2010)

POETRY BLOG (2011)

MUSIC BLOG (2011)

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Write down interesting ideas and topics that come up in class and you may not have time for;

Write down interesting links to ELT websites, other language blogs or anything that you consider a suitable language learning resource;

Encourage your students to suggest topics of interest that can further be developed on the blog;

Encourage your students to take part in the activities by setting tasks, deadlines and guidelines of participation;

Create suitable categories (and tags) to best archive the activities you design, the posts you write and your students’ contribution on the blog;

Delegate blogging responsibilities.

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Free blogging platforms:

Wordpress - http://wordpress.com/

Blogger - www.blogger.com/

Blog.com - http://blog.com/

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Develop your

blog as an

interactive

learning platform

Encourage your students to:

Author posts or submit papers for on-line publication

Support each other as bloggers/ commentators

Leave comments

Take polls

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Develop your

blog as an

interactive

learning platform

Encourage your students to:

Author posts or submit papers for on-line publication

Support each other as bloggers/ commentators

Leave comments

Take polls

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Develop your

blog as an

interactive

learning platform

Encourage your students to:

Author posts or submit papers for on-line publication

Support each other as bloggers/ commentators

Leave comments

Take polls

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Develop your

blog as an

interactive

learning platform

Encourage your students to:

Author posts or submit papers for on-line publication

Support each other as bloggers

Leave comments

Take polls

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Develop your

blog as an

interactive

learning platform

Encourage your students to:

Author posts or submit papers for on-line publication

Support each other as bloggers

Leave comments

Take polls

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APRIL 10, 2010 (POLAND)THE WEEK OF MOURNING

APRIL 29, 2011 (UK)THE ROYAL WEDDING

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(1) Assess through your blog

Final semester mark

1. An oral presentation (20%)

2. A Written Test (70%)

3. Blog contribution (10%)

15 comments

1 feedback comment to be posted on the page “On-line Profile: What Do My Students Have to Say About me?”

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(2) Update your blog

to keep your students and blog visitors up to date;

to maintain and increase the blog-reality confluence;

to increase your students’ exposure to a wealth of natural contexts suitable for language learning;

to support methodological changes in teaching.

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Assess through your blog

Update your blog

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Profess responsible blogging

Manifest diplomacy in dealing with sensitive topics;

Take responsibility for your posts/ comments;

Create opportunities for cultural and inter-cultural dialogue;

Foster common-interest, equal participation;

Expand the blogosphere by subscribing to the blogs that are relevant to your learning needs.

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Contact: [email protected]