Showing posts with label blended learning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blended learning. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 August 2015

Day Two

What did you do in the lesson?
  • We listened to and watched some people talking about blended learning. We took notes and then discussed the concept in groups. Our task was to answer the following questions: Is this blended learning?; Is this your idea of blended learning?; What do you agree or disagree with?.
Video 1

 

Video 2



  • Then we learnt what Google Forms tool is and how to use it.

What technologies did you cover?
  • Google Forms a tool to gather data and analyze it. Forms include different types of questions such as: text, paragraph text, multiple choice, checkboxes, choose from the list, scale, grid, date, time.

Google

How might you use the technologies in your own teaching and learning?
  • The teacher can prepare questionnaires, quizzes, surveys, forms, tests.
  • Students can make their own questionnaires, quizzes, surveys, forms, tests for their partners (for example for peer feedback).

Important texts

Monday, 3 August 2015

Day One

The day the course starts. The students are a group of six teachers from five countries and two continents: Maria, Petruschka, Erick, Karl, Gianni and me. The teacher is Russell Stannard.

What did you do in the lesson?
  • We used spider graphs to get to know each other.
  • We were to find information about our teacher on the Internet and then from the teacher himself. 
  • We tried to define the concept of blended learning.

What technologies did you cover?

TodaysMeet LLC

How might you use the technologies in your own teaching and learning?
  • brainstorming
  • pair work
  • group work
  • whole class discussion (you may use the transcript)
  • writing (you may use the transcript), for example: a report, a story
  • scaffolding

You can learn about the technology from TodaysMeet section on TTV by Russell Stannard.