Facing the currently unknown

Language Show 2010

The Language Show is always one of the highlights of the calendar, and it was an honour to be involved again this year. Even despite the noise from the neighbouring session, I really enjoyed it and hope that it sparked some thought amongst the people who were able to attend / hear me! Alas, the noise levels lead to the session's recording sounding like I was doing the hoovering rather than presenting at Earls Court, and as such I haven't been able to add the audio over the PowerPoint. Nonetheless, I hope this is still useful to refresh memories and to share with other colleagues.

If I can be of any follow-up help or if you'd like me to clarify any points, feel free to get in touch and I'll do my best.

 

Rethinking the i, the c and the t

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Blogs, podcasts and magic websites

Blogs, Podcasts And Magic Websites

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My second Links into Languages event of last week took me to Fernhill in Farnborough, North Hampshire, for the local MFL training day. And what an interesting day it was too! This presentation was the first of 2 that I gave- the other will be up shortly!

My Torquay presentation- blogs, podcasts and all sorts of fun

Howdy everyone and a big thank you again for last Thursday to those who were down in Torbay. I've now created the slidecast of my presentation which I hope will be useful to refresh any thoughts and also for cascading to other members of your department. And remember, if I can help at any time, feel free to get in touch!

As the podcasts weren't playing on the TBGS system, you can download a few examples below as well, I hope they spark off some creativity. Everything's on itunes and can be found by searching for Edgehill or ChrisFuller. I think!

Blogs, Podcasts And All Sorts Of Fun

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Download Future (from grammar series)

Download Lost Property (a role-play rap)

SSAT conference with Louise Crossley

Firstly, apologies for how many times I say the word "ok". Oops.

Secondly I don't seem to be able to count. All of the numberings on the slides seem to start at . Mmm.

Thirdly, Juliet, I am NOT a geek.

ICT- thinking outside the classroom box