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Learn much from blogs: edtechmagazine.com/k12/article/20…

Excellent program - teach the Assessment in Elearning course. Join me! twitter.com/vanderveldejo/…

@mjgomez9 Let me know if I can help in anyway!

@mjgomez9 @dattakaurk Great news! Hope your life is wonderful - here half work and half play! Will teach the course again this summer.

@DarinSesol @dattakaurk Yes, a webquest is just fine!

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@scaryakgrl @dattakaurk Blog reflections expected each week of the course, even though these reflections are not assigned points.

Early view of next module - now available in Bb.

Ready to take parts of your ESL course online? Think about it while reading here:iallt.org/iallt_journal/…

@scaryakgrl No problems reported on my end:)

Pinterest could be started by you, then ask one student a week to post a class update-you help them edit, add image - share with other ESLs.

Mentioned before: Pinterest.com Create your own class online newsletter. Have it viewable when students walk into class.

Create a chat with historical characters- practice simple dialogue. Thanks for this Jame

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@soheeb16 Great to hear!

@lucyalton1 Lucy, hope that the rest of your trips misses all storms:)

@DarinSesol Thanks for the feedback. Hope you do the same for your students.

Any use for these videos? Gender equality videos may be good base for discussion for some students: mediaburn.org/education-2/

@lucyalton1 Lucy, excited for your new location and new lifestyle in ND.

Mobile ESL with Twitter: mobileesl.blogspot.com/2010/03/how-to… What do you think? Good directions for your students?