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My Hundredth Post – What I’ve Learned From Blogging

February 5th, 2010 Mohammed Rhalmi No comments

My blogging experience

All revolutions occured thanks to writing! Even when the internet appeared, writing took the most significant part of the magic of the web. The blogosphere revolutionized the web. Millions of blogs have emerged with billions of posts dealing with all parts of life from very personal thoughts to business-oriented information. Communication has shifted towards endless words on a screen. As this is my hundredth post,  I will present my personal experience with blogging. I will share what I have learned and what I was successful at. Read more…

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Tips to Start a Blog

February 2nd, 2010 Mohammed Rhalmi No comments

Blogging

Blogging is becoming a very popular online writing tool. Read more…

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Advantages of Using a Blog for Teaching

January 20th, 2010 Mohammed Rhalmi 2 comments

Do you use a blog to teach?

This is a very informative, valuable slideshow that covers key concepts. It presents all the advantages that a blog can bring for teaching. Read more…

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Google Wave

January 11th, 2010 Mohammed Rhalmi No comments

Google Wave

Google wave is an online application that allows for:

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Nik Peachey On Web 2.0 for EFL and ESL Teachers

December 29th, 2009 Mohammed Rhalmi No comments

Web 2.0 and EFL and ESL teachers

This is a video by Nik Peachey explaining what web 2.0 is all about and how it can be useful to EFL and ESL teachers.

He first starts by presenting what was the internet like before web 2.0 and then he shows how the internet is now a richer and more powerful tool at the hand of both teachers and students, enabling them to connect and share information in an unprecedented way. Read more…

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Teachers professional development and collaboration

October 30th, 2009 Mohammed Rhalmi No comments

Teachers professional development

Teaching is a life long profession that demands constant improvement of techniques and pedagogies. Professional development goes beyond the terms training and learning skills. It includes a definition covering formal and informal means of helping teachers not only to learn new skills, but also to develop new insight in the pedagogies and their own practices, and to explore a new or advanced understanding of contents and resources, and the use of technology to support inquiry-based learning. Read more…

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