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This workshop empowers participants to utilize tagging in professional development and language learning. Participants learn how students can find one another anywhere in the world by agreeing on a common tag, like 'writingmatrix'. We explore several tools for retrieving tagged content online and see how this applies to language learning.
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Tag Games: Using tags Tag Games: Using tags in professional and in professional and language development language development
Vance StevensA presentation adapted
for BrazTESOL, Sao Paulo 2010http://braz2010vance.pbworks.com/TagGames
July 21, 2010
Originally done February 3, 2010Originally done February 3, 2010NileTESOL AUC Skills Conference NileTESOL AUC Skills Conference
This presentation was made originally for a lecture and workshop at the NileTESOL AUC Skills Conference from 14:00 to 16:00 GMT Feb 3, 2019
The entire presentation has lecture and hands-on components. What you see here is a quick run through the hands-on part.
◦ LECTURE Talking about Tags: How they work, why they're useful -- introduces the concept of tags, relating it to what participants already know about tagging (e.g. photos in Facebook). I will show how teachers can exploit tags when having their students create content online; for example, how students can find one another anywhere in the world by agreeing on a common tag, like 'writingmatrix'. I will show how projects (for example, conferences) can accumulate internet content about the project when participants use tags, and how all this can be applied to language learning.
◦ HANDS-ON Tag Games: Using tags in professional and language development -- Here participants will go on to some web sites where objects can be tagged and use online tools to find the objects that other participants have tagged.
Very important: Your tagVery important: Your tagIn order to aggregate content for your group or event, you must first establish a common tag that everyone will use on objects that can be tagged; e.g.
evomlit for the EVO2010 Multiliteracies course
writingmatrix for a recent Webheads in Action international writing project
brazTESOL10 for the Sao Paulo conference event
This presentation shows some of the ways these tags can aggregate content online.
DeliciousDelicious
http://delicious.com/tag/braztesol10
Flickr and Tag GalaxyFlickr and Tag GalaxyFlickr
http://flickr.com displays items according to tags that users give their pics and those of others
Tag Galaxy http://taggalaxy.com creates a tag planet on which are arrayed tagged Flickr photos
Teresa Almeida d’Eca speedgeek on Tag Galaxy: http://tinyurl.com/090614tag-galaxy
Google Image SearchGoogle Image Search
http://images.google.com/
TwitterTwitter
http://twitter.com/#search?q=brazTESOL10
SpezifySpezify
http://spezify.com/#/braztesol10
AddictomaticAddictomatic
http://addictomatic.com/topic/braztesol10
Any others?Any others?The following aggregation tools all require some setup; whereas those mentioned here aggregate automatically, without setup:
PageflakesNetvibesProtopageYahoo Pipes
Presentation archivesPresentation archives
The slides for this presentation will be posted to http://slideshare.net/vances
A previous Elluminate recording is here: http://tinyurl.com/100124tag-games
The WiAOC SpeedGeek archives are here: http://wiaoc09.pbworks.com/SpeedGeeking
And of course, all Web artifacts associated with this presentation are tagged braztesol10
Thank youThank youThis has been a Webheads in Action
and TESOL EVO Multiliteracies for Social Networking and Collaborative Learning Environments
live and recorded SpeedGeeking event,
And BrazTESOL 2010 presentation brought to you by
Vance Stevens, http://adVancEducation.blogspot.com
For more information:http://braz2010vance.pbworks.com/TagGames