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Friday 26 March 2010

There's a world outside my classroom...blogs and wikis in MFL

When I was asked to run a workshop as a Links into Languages trainer it was the beginning of December and one song kept being played on the radio. I wonder if you can guess what it was by the title of this post?
Anyway, putting that to one side, March 18th came round rather more quickly than I had intended and all of a sudden I had my first ever workshop to run after school. Me being me, I didn't advertise the event particularly well but nevertheless I had 5 willing participants all keen to learn about using and creating blogs and wikis.
The presentation is below with many links to useful MFL blogs and wikis. In addition I will add the links below the presentation later in the week but felt it important to get the presentation on here like I promised. I apololgise if I have missed out your blog or wiki, please tell me if I have any glaring omissions or you would like to have your blog or wiki linked to in this post as well.




Here's a fantastic blog that's been brought to my attention by Steve Smith. It's the blog that he uses with his pupils and really shows how a teacher-pupil should work. It's great! Blogalpha RGS You can of course also visit Steve's blog French Teacher which I've now added to my blogroll and his fab website Frenchteacher.net from the French teachers at Ripon Grammar School.

2 comments:

  1. I wouldn't mind seeing the following blog mentioned as a good example of collaboration between pupil and teacher.

    http://blogalphargs.blogspot.com

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  2. Hi Steve,
    Thanks for this-it's fantastic! I've added your French Teacher blog to my blogroll too :o)

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