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B2I and English
Here is a helpful link to discover B2I: http://www.b2i.education.fr/index.php How to use it in class? Click on the link below and have a look on this mindmap. You can add your ideas: http://www.mindmeister.com/maps/show_public/3826542
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Our school rules
Here is a video for our penpals about our school rules. Marylise and Nathalie are trying to explain you what is allowed at school (piercing,dress code,haircut....):
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Web 1.0 vs web 2.0
Everybody is talking about web 2.0. What is it really ? Just a buzz? Watch this slideshow to understand the differences between web 1.0 and web 2.0. It can be very useful for teachers.... Here is another slideshow:
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Online conference in class
Here is a slideshow explaining how to use web 2.0 tools in class to facilitate an online conference:
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Barack Obama Is A Work Of Art
Shepard Fairey is an L.A. street artist displaying his political art at the DNC this week. One of his Obama inspired pieces is so popular it has become an unofficial emblem of the Obama campaign.
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Google blues
Googlaholic ?
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Twitter handbook for teachers
Twitter or not twitter? Can it be useful for teachers? Here is a possible answer:
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Be a film reviewer
The fwfr is a film review site like no other- an ever expanding collection of extremely brief film reviews and summaries. Submissions are welcomed from anyone- the only condition being no more than four words may be used.
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Panoramic view of New York
Here is a panoramic view of New york: On http://www.clevr.com/ you can create stunning panoramas, but it also lets you turn them into interactive images that you can move around and navigate.
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Oral comprehension for BTS students
To help you revise, you can browse through this excellent website with some recordings and fill-in-the-blank exercises: http://www.breakingnewsenglish.com/business_english.html Some subjects may be worthwhile: Toyota / Outsourcing on the increase / China-EU...
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CECRL
Are you A2 or B1 ? Click on this link to evaluate your level: CECRL
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Have nice holidays!
Listen to this speaking character:
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Podcasts on sports activities
New mp3 files by pupils from Première Bac Pro Secrétariat on sports activities at school! Good job!! Listen to them on: Camille Jean-Baptiste
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What to Do With Leftovers
Watch this interesting video about food: Mark Bittman makes an American classic, hash (=hachis), from leftovers. Have a try after watching this video !
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Dictionary
WordReference is offering you the ability to add a miniature version of WordReference for your website. Try it!
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Creative Commons
Click on the link below to discover a search engine specialised in Creative Commons-licensed media that you can legally share and reuse for free: http://search.creativecommons.org/
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Top tools for e-teachers
What free 'tools' can be useful for e-teachers? Watch this slideshow to discover them: 25 Tools View more presentations from Jane Hart. For wikis you can use "wikispaces" instead and for blogs, can you guess...?
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Digital natives
Ask your students to watch this video about the well-known Wii and tell them to subtitle it! http://uk.wii.com/movies/wii_tv_13/
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Using games in education
Have a look on this wiki : http://www.classroom20wiki.com/Games There are many links on how to use games to teach.
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Barack Obama Superman
Watch this very unique satire with subtitles that might be helpful and fun in class.....
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Bubbleshare
Bubbleshare is an online software which allows teachers and students to add balloons and sound on a cartoon. Two 'bubbles' have been added. Click on 'play' to hear the boy speaking: This album is powered by BubbleShare - Add to my blog
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Virtual games and education
Watch this slideshare about virtual games and its uses for educational purposes. This is a Lecture for Gender & Higher Education, University of Toronto, Scarborough, November 13th 2006.
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Slow down!
Teachers and students are nearly on holidays. Won't you slow down a bit? Watch this animation and post your comments! http://perso.orange.fr/prof.danglais/animations/issues/slowdown/slowdownweek.htm
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Going Global: A Road Map for Bringing the World to Your Classroom
This is an awesome video by Lucie Gray for teachers on how thinking global:
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Mindmap
To revise your voc abulary , try to do Mindmaps on http://www.mindmeister.com/. Here is an example of what can be done with the word 'Fashion': http://www.mindmeister.com/maps/show_public/1086484