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Resources Associated with the ICT Profile
Resources Associated with the ICT Profile
Published November 1, 2009
Assigned listenings don't always interest everyone, and I wanted the individual students to make their own choices. Maybe by allowing them to explore the Internet and chronicle in a blog, their interest in a project would be kindled.
Resources Associated with the ICT Profile
Published September 19, 2018
This article presents an activity where students write a set of questions in a collaborative context with PeerWise software. This type of activity, which is as fun as it is educational, contributes to the development of "information processing", "content writing", "language quality improvement" and "content sharing" skills. .
Resources Associated with the ICT Profile
Published March 30, 2015
Getting second language students to communicate in English can be a challenge, since they are often uncomfortable speaking in front of their peers. Recently, my colleagues and I have come up with a great way to break the ice and to get my students to use the English language using social media, like Facebook and Twitter.
Resources Associated with the ICT Profile
Published May 15, 2017
This Physics teacher explains how using Visual Classrooms helped build strong foundations through reading and writing. This online platform allows interactive discussion and collaboration using a virtual whiteboard. The forum created a positive environment for learning.
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Published February 14, 2017
In addition to presenting the steps leading to the realization of the activity, this real-life story presents the impacts of blog use by students to collect the entries of their internship journal in Laboratory Techniques (biotechnologies). This facilitated collaboration and sharing of expertise through student exchanges and live feedback from the teacher. Making the blog public has raised the quality of work and student engagement.
Most of these resources come from CERES, a collective catalog of teaching and learning resources managed by the Vitrine technologie-éducation.