So how do we start?
Alicia Zuliani gave me the answer :) it's terribly useful to take a look at other teacher's blogs, so that we have a sort of 'guide' to follow and, the, we spice it here and there with our touch. We can also find a lot of food for thought in our colleagues' blogs ;)
You know, this looks wonderful, but... will my students get engaged with this??
As far as I could see, yes! you can take a look at this incredible blogs to see how the students contribute:
http://kellycilc.wordpress.com/author/kellissima/ she is a Brazilian teacher who uses her blog to interact with her students of every level. I was just wondering if you had to have a blog for each course! it's worth taking a look at it, it has plenty of photos and material. Excellent!
Another one that is starting and getting feedback as well:
http://missstaken.blogspot.com/ she is a Mexican teacher who is starting, like me :), and she's just launched a project for her students.
Here is a blog from Iran, yes! http://www.iransessions.blogspot.com/ he's inviting teachers to participate in a global project. Take a look!
Saro Rosales, from Canarias, posts assingnments and other activities in http://sarorosales.blogspot.com/ but I don't know what his students do, as I found no comments in it.
Here is Rita Zeinstejer's blog, it's really good, she's been working with technology in her lessons and offered a series of workshops and conferences about the topic, the difference here is that everyone posts in her blog, I see students and other people from other countries! http://ritamz.ning.com/profiles/blog/list
Wow! a lot to do, a lot to see and learn!! a great challenge, what do you think? ;)
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