LISTEN AND WATCH OUR OVERVIEW (the Eyejot video below will give you a summary of what we will be doing this week). We will be exploring this tool a bit deeper in Week 2.
Task 2. Introduce yourself to the group in under 100 words. Send your message to: ict4elt2014@yahoogroups.com For longer and more detailed information about the Yahoo Group, click here
Information to be included:
Your first and last name. You can include the name you would like to be known by.
Yahoo ID.
Institution where you work or study.
What you do.
Why you joined this group and the expectations you have.
Any additional information you would like to share with the group.
Remember only say what you feel comfortable saying !
Task 3. Please copy your introduction into the Participants page. Directions are found on the top of the page. You need to create an account with Pbworks. The video below guides you through how to join Pbworks. How to add your introduction and picture to the Participants page. It is very useful for newbies to wikis.
Task 4. Join our Edmodo Group (this is where comments on readings and live sessions are shared).
Task 5. Get ready for the first live session on "The ins and outs of Yahoo Groups and Pbworks" with Teresa d'Almeida d'Eca & Fernanda Rodrigues at Webheads Elluminate vRoom on 14 Jan. The session will be at 17:00 GMT.
Hints for Learning Online. Learning on-line is a new experience for all of us; however, it is a way of learning that will increase in the future, as more institutions and organizations use the Internet for distance education. Does being a student in an on-line environment require new strategies for maximizing your learning? We believe it does, and we would like to share some simple tips to help you succeed as a student on the Web.
Netiquette. "Netiquette" stands for "Internet Etiquette" and refers to the set of practices created over the years to make the Internet experience pleasant for everyone.
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