Teaching 2.0 in the One-Computer Classroom

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Sandy Millin

A presentation I gave at the Park Language School in Brno, Czech Republic: 2nd April 2011.

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Teaching 2.0in theOne-Computer Classroom Sandy Millin P.A.R.K. Conference, Brno 2nd April 2011

No computers? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6f/IPhone_4_Black.jpg/512px-IPhone_4_Black.jpg

Triptico Free software to download www.triptico.co.uk Lots of functions Easy to use Ideas for using word magnets from a user…http://bit.ly/TripticoUserIdeas …and from the creator (mystery magnets)http://bit.ly/TripticoMysteryMagnets

Powerpoint Comes with most computers Fun to play with Easy to produce Looks good quickly Easy to adapt Lots of downloadable games http://jc-schools.net/tutorials/PPT-games/ http://teach.fcps.net/trt14/Power%20Point%20Games/power_point_games.htm http://www.vickiblackwell.com/ppttemplates.html http://www.pppst.com/ http://people.uncw.edu/ertzbergerj/msgames.htm

Powerpoint: other ideas Error Correction Flashcards Pronunciation Presentations!

How to use it PowerPoint: an overview Other tutorials

Wordclouds: Bring a text to life Input text Output: the more frequent the word, the bigger it is Hundreds of options Wordle Tagxedo

Wordclouds: what for? warmer pre reading post reading pre listening post listening high levels low levels children adults teens 121 small groups large groups speaking writing sentences writing prompts ideas feedback vocabulary: idioms vocabulary: synonyms vocabulary: revision grammar: revision www.wordle.net

How to use them Wordle Tagxedo (Tagxedov. Wordle)

Powerpoint and Word Clouds An example from my lessons

What links these pictures… may might could can’t must

may …and these words? could might must can’t Created using www.tagxedo.com (using Wikipedia entry)

A British charity and its main fundraising event

More ideas… Infinite ELT Ideas: A Single Computer http://wp.me/p1sbtu-8 Easy Technology for the EFL Classroom http://wp.me/p18yiK-4V Twitter and Blogs for Teachers http://wp.me/p18yiK-41 My Social Bookmarks: http://www.diigo.com/user/sandymillin/OneComputerClassroom

Sandy Millin @sandymillin (Twitter) http://sandymillin.wordpress.com http://infiniteeltideas.wordpress.com

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