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Not DELTA, but an amusing story...

eddiecanuck.com: Humor

. . : : Net Languages : : . .

The best e-learning course I have seen...
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WELCOME to the DELTA

This seems to be a very interesting and useful site.
WELCOME to the DELTA

DELTA Session 30th April 2004: Links

These are the links to the sites we looked at on Friday.
(I haven't included a link for macros as they are simply Microsoft Office tools.)

Webquest - London. Learning English with the Web
Webquest - London. Learning English with the Web

Chat .org.uk - MS Comic Chat
Chat .org.uk - MS Comic Chat

Creative Technology - TexToys Download Page
Creative Technology - TexToys Download Page

Hot Potatoes Home Page
Hot Potatoes Home Page

Creative Technology - Markin Download Page
Creative Technology - Markin Download Page

ePALS Classroom Exchange
ePALS Classroom Exchange

Yukie's Journal and Bee Online

Some working blogs to look at:

A class blog:
Bee Online


And a student blog:
Yukie's Journal

Weblog Workshop : Overview

Another fine link.
Weblog Workshop : Overview

Developing Teachers.com

A useful site for DELTA teachers...
Developing Teachers.com

Where is the love? : Home

Melanie Segal has recently started an ESL/EFL related blog called Where is the love? which takes peace as its theme.

Where is the love? : Home

Blog Types

I have heard that there are different kinds of blogs in ELT:

*the tutor blog

*the learner blog

*the class blog

More information can be found at http://blog-efl.blogspot.com

ELT Weblog Workshop

ELT Weblog Workshop

Questions

1. Do you think this DELTA blog could be useful - for you?

2. Do you think you could make a blog for one of your classes? Or for all of your classes? Or for your entire school? How would you use it?

I look forward to hearing your views.

How to do it...

Some reading...? This is a link to a page that shows you how to 'roll your own weblog':
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