Jeff

I Have A Question#17
November 16, 2014 

Featured Question:
What’s an asynchronous credit hour?

Links Mentioned

• Dave at OLC Conference
• Jen’s Designers for Learning now an official non-profit
• Oldtime videos of Dave & Jeff at Kotesol 2004
   
• NEXT SHOW: IHAQ#18 – Topic To Be Determined. Input welcome on our Google+ Event Page
  November 23, 8pmEST, 0100UTC  Global Times

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ELT Live#6 – Lesson Planning and Prep w/ #KELTchat
October 14, 2014

Connecting with the #KELTchat  community after a day-long slow burn twitter chat discussing how teachers get ready to do what we do. 

Tune in to the KELTchat Twitter discussions at:
https://twitter.com/search?f=realtime&q=%23keltchat
KELTchat Blog: Candid Lesson Planning

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Particpants

Participants

• iPad App Touch Cast

• Explain Everything Great tool for making e-lectures

• Book Creator Free ebook creator

• Google Translate Android – Apple

• not always great translation, but love the speech recognition challenge screencast

• Quizlet Android  Apple – awesome flashcard based tool online and mobile, accessible offline once accessed

• Divii – tidy dictionary with video examples

• Feedly – mobile friendly rss reader (Jeff’s current CALL opml and screencast)

• Schoology app

• Tackk

• Eliademy.com

• Mobile devices to access Google Drive (documents)

• Dictionary.com app

• Band – Android  Apple  Group messenger , media friendly, calendar

• Andorid Apps http://www.ismartedu.net/android-apps-for-learning-english/

• Vocabulary.com App This is just second to none. Check out their homepage

• Socrative – Quick quizzes.

• Layar   
  Layar example> http://www.ismartedu.net/augmented-reality-for-parents/
  Layar used to focus more on environmental AR. I’m a little disappointed that they shifted to print. It was really fun to look about the room and create Layars on the walls 🙂

• MoveNote – Quick, easy video lecture creator (mobile). Upload pictures or PPT and include your video (webcam) from your phone. I’ve used this to do some “flipped” lectures. The problem I have with it is that I can’t download a final video. I’ve also has a small problem with conversion of some PPTs. However, it is good for quick and dirty tutorials.

• Michael Griffin’s Why Don’t Korean students use apps for learning English?

• and post show link by Vedrana via @michaelegriffin
  ELTchat summary 10/9/14: What’s the best idea/app/tool that you learnt since our last chat?​

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I Have A Question#14
July 20, 2014 

Featured Question:
How do we prepare/motivate teachers for a 1:1 school system. 

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