Lynne's e-teaching blog

Saturday 1 February 2014

Interesting...

I thought this would make for an interesting debate with learners.

I've included it in my recent presentation: Caribbean English: Language Variety and Language Change and it’s effect on literacy learners and teaching.

Still trying to work out how to download a PP to my blog!!!! Until then have a read below....

Friday 4 October 2013

Whoa....

It's been a long time since I've ventured near my blog.
So long in fact that I'm needing mighty practise...

Am back to swotting again
Having just begun a course on English Literacy I want to insert a couple of links to the topic in hand at the present time.

ACCENTS
How different are they? Below there are two links to the concept of language.

I thought it may prove interesting to listen to my own accent in more depth than I normally would before commencing further. (Original used as part of course work 2013)

Results of the quiz
Monolithic or Plurilithic

Received Pronunciation

Saturday 15 June 2013

Revisited Prezi

I want to design a few Prezi's for the use of introducing next years Schemes of Work and Aims/Objectives to the new intake of learners.

Thought I'd have a play - rough draft done - need to add some visuals/animation etc to liven it up....

Saturday 1 June 2013

Storybird 2

Here is another story about adventure...

CLICK HERE

I was introduced to Glogster at class this evening. We weren't introduced to this last term so I am as much a novice as the rest of the class.

Here is my link (if it works)!!!!

CLICK HERE

Hey Ho.......

Storybird

Here is a little story about adventure and friends.

First time I've used storybird and I love it, should one take the time (of-course I rushed it as always, new toy syndrome)...

CLICK HERE

Tuesday 7 May 2013

This might be useful as a resource for my department. It's an extract from a colleagues' blog using Audioboo.

It could be used as part of a presentation on various topics

Learning Disabilities

Dyslexia

listen to ‘Dyslexia2 DP’ on Audioboo

It could be used as part of a bank of resources towards presenting a short introduction on how e-teaching is so beneficial to teaching and learning...

I just become more and more impressed every day, thanks to the e-teaching team I have discovered ways to create and diversify many new resources and adapt my old ones.

The World is your Oyster (or in this case Web 2.0)