Week-6 - My Reflections:
Hello All,
This week I learned
how to create an interactive power point, creating stand-alone interactive tasks
is my life ambition I never thought that power point can be made interactive since last two years I have
been trying/searching on internet to make interactive tasks for my students for
that I tried micro soft "LCDS" program to create Standalone Activities but its difficult
and time consuming then I tried “ Course lab” software again I failed to
accomplish my task now I got a good weapon to make stand-alone interactive activities
on my own to use it in my class.
Thank you, Donna for bountiful resource
to create interactive lessons of our own.
Here is the interactive power point
prepared by me:....
Next task to commenting on other
participants post I really appreciate the posts of Sonia, Alex Baltazar, Ayman
Hegazy .Particularly the discussion with Ayman Hegazy is strengthen my knowledge
of language teaching thank you Ayman for nice discussion.
My Project Task:
I have started my project implantation from 1st
February onwards but I struggled a lot to move forward because of so many
problems like power cuts, creating emails, preparing collaborative blog for my students,
slow internet connection and repair of system etc.
Last week I gave a quotation,
"If we can really understand the
problem, the answer will come out of it, because the answer is not separate
from the problem."
By Jiddu Krishnamurti
This tool allows me to create
students Blogs without emails it’s cooperative to:
Create classroom discussions
Learn digital citizenship
Practicing writing skills
Create an e-portfolio
Reflect on learning
Formatively assess writing
Here is the link to my kids Blog:
This has made me to bone up my
project report, class blog and assignments and everything I am busy with these tasks
see you then until next week.
Vinay
Mere pyare bhai Vinay,
ReplyDeleteI wrote a reply to your post in my blog page earlier. If you have time, please read it. I just want to reiterate that you always share something for us to ponder and to reflect. Your posts whether at nicenet or at blogger always carry some thought provoking statements. Thank you very much and thank you too for your kind and generous remarks.
I want to learn more about kidblog and will also try it in my classes. But I could not open the link you provided us. I saw the 9EM thing though. Maybe I just don't know how. I also like to create an e-portfolio. Do you have one? May I have the link? Remember, how you taught me to do the lay-out for blogger? I really learned from it. I guess my blog page improved after applying what you taught me. What do you think brother?
By the way, how old are your students again? Are you far from Mumbai?
Hugs,
Sonia
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your comments and posts, while reading your posts I felt
that I am talking to you.
Thank you for your generous reply. Here is the link for kids blogs home page:
http://kidblog.org/home/
Click on create class and add your students.
The link I provided there is my class Blog and my students are of 10
to 15 years age.
I am away from Bombay and live near Hyderabad.
Have a nice day...
Vinay
Vinay dear,
ReplyDeleteYes, it's like we are talking face-to-face, you are definitely right. Thank you for the link. I thought my students and yours are of the same age, so we can have them do voice thread as suggested by Alickja.
Hugs,
Sonia
Dear Vinay,
ReplyDeleteI hope you do not mind but I am going to try http://kidblog.org/home/.
So far I have tried Nicenet and its quite a practical tool to use with students though it requires the email address to sign in.
Have you tried http://www.epals.com/login.php#action=/login ~ a learning community where you can register your class and they can discuss with friends from all over the world through the lounge?
Regards Pam