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Wednesday, February 25, 2004

Group Journal: email lesson plan The beauty of email is that pretty much everyone knows how to use it so you can just get down and dirty :o) This plan shows how you can use email to (hopefully) enhance your class dynamics... getting learners reflecting, empathising, organizing drinks and generally bonding as a group. All it takes is setting up a Yahoo Group and you're away. This is a great one for those looking for quick, easy, tech-simple electronic enhancement of your course. 12:41:20 PM    comments   trackback

Theory and Practice of Online Learning Theory and Practice of Online Learning, edited by Terry Anderson and Fathi Elloumi, is concerned with assisting providers of online education with useful tools to carry out the teaching and learning transactions online. It presents, in an easily readable form, the theory, administration, tools, and methods of designing and delivering learning online. And it's free! One for the printer queue :o) 10:31:26 AM    comments   trackback

People whose subscription lists are like mine From Dave-Andrew Here's the latest feature on Share Your OPML... whose subscription lists are most like yours... Here's my top 5 (and the rest): People whose subscription lists are like James Farmer's: 1.  Stephen Downes   14.7 2.  Alan Levine   14.1 3.  Ray Matthews   12.9 4.  scott adams   12.7 5.  Scott Leslie   11.6 (is this a boys club or something?) C'mon y'all... SHARE YOUR OPML! 10:25:08 AM    comments   trackback

RSS, Blogs & Wikis in Educational Settings - Pink Flamingo Good set of links (with summaries) to stuff about weblogs, RSS and wikis in educational contexts from Pink Flamingo which looks like a pretty funky resource in itself! Interesting too, reminds me of some of my early encounters with the web & resources such as Dave's ESL Cafe and alike... there are a lot of links, but notalotta personality. Guess that's a distinguishing character of weblogs (plus that they're usually no way as handy as this :o) 10:11:49 AM    comments   trackback

Blushing... ... like a cheshire cat at the nice things Roland, McGee and Stephen have said about the plans :o) Thanks for the encouragement guys! 10:04:16 AM    comments   trackback

Nothing to do with the great civil rights leader, James Farmer, but here are some links that are:

Greensboro sit-ins
Reflections
Family (with pictures)


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