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The Practical Ed Tech Handbook Richard Byrne - PracticalEdTech.com Introduction 1. Communication with students and parents - page 3 2. Web search strategies - page 9 3. Digital citizenship - page 11 4. Video creation and flipped lessons - page 14 5. Audio recording and publishing Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
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A listening and vocabulary lesson about the northern lights for adult English language learners, IELTS students, and teens. Activities include speaking and listening practice, and a vocabulary and grammar review. Via Sue Lyon-Jones
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September 9, 2017 4:16 AM
May be useful if you are looking for topical ideas to use in class.
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An intermediate English lesson for adult ESOL students and young learners about Niagara Falls, in Canada. Practise your listening skills by watching a video about this spectacular Canadian landmark, and completing a multiple choice online test. Suitable for classroom use or independent study. Via Sue Lyon-Jones
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Of course smartphones can be a distraction. But before we decide to ban them, consider how they can be harnessed for creative learning Via Scoopingaddress
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May 20, 2015 1:29 PM
"The problem with banning mobiles in schools is that it runs the risk of not giving young people the space to get stuck into technology. We want our kids to code and become digital creators, not to just be passive consumers. "
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On Twitter, I recently shared an excellent article by Justin Tarte called 5 Questions Every Teacher Should Ask Him/Herself. The first reflection question Justin Via Juan Jesús Baño Egea
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October 13, 2014 10:15 PM
Prácticos consejos, llevarlos a cabo y romper con la "tradición" es el reto.
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"This section of the blog is for anything connected with the educational technology element of our work at Manchester. These postings are managed by Gary but anyone else can also add relevant postings. We particularly welcome postings from current and former students." Via Shona Whyte
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