Sunday, August 19, 2012

How Can I embed any web page on my blog?

Use this ifame code....

<iframe frameborder="0" scrolling="auto" src="URL HERE" width="600" height="500" ></iframe>

Paste the URL exactly where it says URL Here (between the quotations marks).
You can adjust width and height to better fit on your site.

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Monday, August 13, 2012

Week#4 - Summer/Fall 2012


Hour#1
   Review Tasks

  • If you haven’t already done so, post a YouTube Video on your blog. 
  • If you haven’t already done so, post some photos on your blog.
  •  Take a look at your Google Reader.  Find some new posts in the EFL Bloggers Category and in the Bloggers in Korea Category.  An excellent example of an English teacher who users her blog well is Carla Arena who blogs at Collablogatorium. Now check out your classmates posts and make at least one comment. 
  • Use Diigo to bookmark some of your favorite CALL & non-CALL sites. Check the Websites page if you want to return to the buffet.
Hour#2
  Presentations
  •  Look through the presentation guide. Check out some of the specific examples of presentations posted on sites like Slideshare and Authorstream. Try to embed one on your blog. Try to download one if you like. 
  • Post an answer on the TTP VoiceThread
  • Try to create your first Prezi. (optional)
  Other Tasks
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Week#3 - Summer/Fall 2012


Week#3

Hour#1 Demonstrations and Whole Group Tasks

Hour#2

Independent Tasks

  • Experiment with Google Docs.
    • Create a Google Document and share it with Jeff (pufslebow@gmail..com)
    • Create a Google Presentation and post it on your blog. 
    • Create a Google Form and post it on your blog
  • Use Google Reader to check out your classmates' blogs. Post comments. Visit other blogs in your reader. 
  • Upload some photos to your Google Photo Space. Post on your blog if you like.
  • Visit the EnglishCentral.com TTP Fall 2012 Course Page.  Enroll in the course. Choose a video. Listen at least once.  Try recording your voice and getting feedback. 
  • Bookmark at least a couple sites using Diigo (click on the Blue D)
    These can be sites from the Websites page or sites you already use for assorted CALL purposes.
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Sunday, August 5, 2012

Week#2 - Summer/Fall 2012



Things we'll do together



  • Create your Google+ Profile.  Click on the +YourName at the left top of your Gmail.   

     This will take you to your Google+ page. Click on Profile/About/Edit Profile.

    Provide some basic information about yourself.  (Jeff's profile here)
    Please copy the  URL of your Google+ profile and paste it in the appropriate place on the 3+3 Portfolio Page

For the remainder of class, experiment with these tools
  • Do some social bookmarking. Use Diigo to bookmark at least three sites,  Start with sites you already use for some CALL purpose (Korean sites are fine). Then sample 'buffet items' from the CALL Websites page and use Diigo to bookmark sites of interest. 
  • Create a post on your Blog about your first two weeks of TTP, your thoughts about Salman Khan's Ted Talk, or any other topic of interest.  You can also experiment with posting photos or videos and adding gadgets.  
  • Look at other areas of the LearningCall website that are of particular interest to you.
Coming up next week... 
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Site Building Tools


Site Building Tools, Gadgets, and Options
Screencast Guides
Padlet- very easy group posting tool  Screencast Guide here

오정훈's examples - example1  example2
Similar tools listed here  Demo below. Double click to add a note.

Word Types

Geumjeong Girls High School

#MeToo

TTP2019 in Canada, eh?

Made with Padlet


Word Clouds

Wordle   -  Graphic Word Cloud Generator
Screencast Guide Here
Wordle Guide for Educators


WORDLEWordle No Longer Works with Chrome
Non-Java alternatives:
WordArt.com   Worditout.com  Tagxedo.com   Imagechef.com

Examples:  
  Learning Call Wordle    Gangnan Style 한글 friendly option: Tagxedo.com Example here

Trainee Examples: Emily's Wordle for Lesson 2 

WordArt  Tutorials
Examples: Guess the source







Photo Manipulation Tools    Screencast Guide Here

      Building a Wiki site with PBWorks or Wikispaces Guides:  PBWorks    Wikispaces

      Examples:  Wikis in EFL TESOL's EVO  Welcome to the 21st Century

      QR Codes

      A QR Code (stands for "Quick Response") is a mobile phone readable barcode. In its simplest sense think "print based hypertext link" - simply encode a URL into the QR Code and then point a mobile phone (or other camera-enabled mobile) at it. If the device has had QR Code decoding software installed on it, it will fire up its browser and go straight to that URL.

      QRStuff.com QR Code Generator  (create a QR Code image)

      QR Reader Apps (read a QR Code on your phone):
      Android: QR Droid    Barcode Scanner
      Apple        QR Reader          Scan
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      3+3 - Summer/Fall 2012



      Computer Assisted Language Learning  for the Teacher Training Program at Busan University of  Foreign Studies 
      3+3   Summer/Fall 2012
      Trainees will be using this site as their primary source of materials and assignments, but as an open content course, all are welcome to make use of the content and join in the conversation.  More about the course here.

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