I’d like to nominate Jason Nolan’s KMD1002 and KMD2003 blogs and the related student blogs which you can find by clicking on “Friends”. Prof. Nolan doesn’t just create a teaching space through his teaching blogs, he also creates an interactive community learning space in which the whole class participates. And some of his students (ahem) get carried away & become scholars who blog in their own right.
With a total lack of humility, I’m nominating the weblog I use for an introductory programming course. 🙂
There are over 400 students in the course, and three separate instructors with their own class sections and lecture notes. We’ve found the weblog to be about the simplest and fastest way to get good-looking, well-organized content onto the web.
I would have to suggest a lot of french initiatives here in Quebec and some elsewhere, but I suppose that it would be preferable to nominate some in english to really get in the mood… I’m going to add Bee-coming a Webhead to those good nominations made before; in particular for this initiative.
I want to nominate Mrs Barbara Dieu, “Bee”,from Sao Paulo, Brazil, for her set of blogs and online presentations on blogging for language teachers, in french and english, during year 2004:
1) for a group called “Becoming a webhead” by the way of a very original e-book (from KeeBooK)”Blogging and Presence Online” : http://members.tripod.com/the_english_dpt/blog04
and the blog “Bee-coming a Webhead” : http://beewebhead.blogspot.com
2) For her online presentation and worshop – in french – at Cyberlangues, France (august 2004):http://beewebhead.blogspot.com/2004/08/presentation_29.html ;
“Je blogue. Vous, vous bloguez?” http://cyber04.blogspot.com/
3) For her online presentation and workshop at the Belarusian National Association of Teacher of English (Nov.3-5/2004) – together with Teresa Almeida d’Eça (Portugal) and Buthaina Al Othman (Kuwait) assist :
“We blog. What about you? Do you blog?” and “Starting a blog”. See Belnate Conference (posted Nov.08)at http://beewebhead.blogspot.com/ ; http://belnate04.blogspot.com/ .
Recorded presentation and workshop at : http://home.learningtimes.net/learningtimes?go=570543
The students have in cciiblog a very good information about de problems of the comunication sector, with the interviews and debates we want to be a help.
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Alex Halavais for the best integration of blogging, teaching and research, and doing it with style and humor.
Barbara Ganley has done some fantastic, exciting work with her students. Her blogs belong to her students, and are highly multimedia as well. Her Arts Writing class is one example.
I’d like to nominate Jason Nolan’s KMD1002″> and KMD2003″> blogs and the related student blogs which you can find by clicking on “Friends”. Prof. Nolan doesn’t just create a teaching space through his teaching blogs, he also creates an interactive community learning space. And some of his students (ahem) get carried away & become scholars who blog in their own right.
I’d like to nominate Jason Nolan’s KMD1002 and KMD2003 blogs and the related student blogs which you can find by clicking on “Friends”. Prof. Nolan doesn’t just create a teaching space through his teaching blogs, he also creates an interactive community learning space in which the whole class participates. And some of his students (ahem) get carried away & become scholars who blog in their own right.
P.S. sorry screwed up the link the first time.
Alex Halavais for his intermingled with other blog postings course on blogs and stuff.
Am I getting too blog focused :O)
And Anne Davis for her great work with Edublog insights: http://anvil.gsu.edu/EduBlogInsights/
http://rhubarb.typepad.com/
http://sweetness.typepad.com/cmpt_120_sfu_surrey_fall2/
With a total lack of humility, I’m nominating the weblog I use for an introductory programming course. 🙂
There are over 400 students in the course, and three separate instructors with their own class sections and lecture notes. We’ve found the weblog to be about the simplest and fastest way to get good-looking, well-organized content onto the web.
I’m nominating Peter Ford, for his excellent work over at Schoolblogs.
http://www.schoolblogs.com/
I would have to suggest a lot of french initiatives here in Quebec and some elsewhere, but I suppose that it would be preferable to nominate some in english to really get in the mood… I’m going to add Bee-coming a Webhead to those good nominations made before; in particular for this initiative.
I’d actually like to nominate my own e-learning Blog as one worth a second look.
The issues I raise are controversial to many and confrontiny to some.
Thanks,
Scot.
I want to nominate Mrs Barbara Dieu, “Bee”,from Sao Paulo, Brazil, for her set of blogs and online presentations on blogging for language teachers, in french and english, during year 2004:
1) for a group called “Becoming a webhead” by the way of a very original e-book (from KeeBooK)”Blogging and Presence Online” : http://members.tripod.com/the_english_dpt/blog04
and the blog “Bee-coming a Webhead” : http://beewebhead.blogspot.com
2) For her online presentation and worshop – in french – at Cyberlangues, France (august 2004):http://beewebhead.blogspot.com/2004/08/presentation_29.html ;
“Je blogue. Vous, vous bloguez?” http://cyber04.blogspot.com/
3) For her online presentation and workshop at the Belarusian National Association of Teacher of English (Nov.3-5/2004) – together with Teresa Almeida d’Eça (Portugal) and Buthaina Al Othman (Kuwait) assist :
“We blog. What about you? Do you blog?” and “Starting a blog”. See Belnate Conference (posted Nov.08)at http://beewebhead.blogspot.com/ ; http://belnate04.blogspot.com/ .
Recorded presentation and workshop at : http://home.learningtimes.net/learningtimes?go=570543
Jean Michel Chaupart – Colombia – South America
I want to nominate Mrs Barbara Dieu, “Bee”, from Sao Paulo, Brazil for her set of blogs and online presentations and workshops on blogging for language teachers with the Webheads Community of Practice, during 2004.
1) For the very original e-book during the course “Becoming a Webhead” and ;
2) For her online presentation and workshop (in french) at Cyberlangues, France (august 2004): “Je blogue. Vous, vous bloguez? (with address for the recorded presentation) ;
3) For her online presentation and worshop – together with Teresa Almeida d’Eça (Protugal) and Buthaina Al Othman (Kuwait) – for the Belarusian National Association of Teachers of English” : “We blog. What about you? Do you blog?”
and recorded presentation and workshop at :
Jean Michel Chaupart
Colombia
The students have in cciiblog a very good information about de problems of the comunication sector, with the interviews and debates we want to be a help.
Alex Halavais for the best integration of blogging, teaching and research, and doing it with style and humor.
Barbara Ganley has done some fantastic, exciting work with her students. Her blogs belong to her students, and are highly multimedia as well. Her Arts Writing class is one example.
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