Mind the app! : inspiring internet tools and activities to engage your students / Thomas Strasser.
Par : Strasser, Thomas [author.].
Collection : Resourceful teacher series: Éditeur : Esslingen : Helbling Languages, 2012Date du droit d'auteur : ©2012Description :206 p. : illustrations ; 27 cm.Type de contenu : text | still image Type de média : unmediated Type de support : volumeISBN : 9783852725567 (paperback); 3852725569 (paperback).Sujet(s) : Internet in education | Education -- Computer network resources | Mobile computing -- Programming | Internet -- Computer programsClassification CDD :005.276 Résumé : The first chapter is about teacher tools, wheras the other four chapter focus entirely on the students and how they can use the tools to work on their presentation, collaboration, speaking and writing skills. Of course, all activities are based on the use of the English language but by using the applications in question students automatically also improve skills that go beyond the mastery of a foreign language. Since the Internet is transient by nature you will find alternative webtools for any webtool mentioned in any given activity. Moreover, you are given an overview over the focus of each activity, the ICT skills addressed, the required equipment, level of English, age limitations and an estimate of how long each activity will take. Finally, you will find a step-by-step explanation with screenshots of how to prepare the activity and how to implement it along with tips and variations.Type de document | Site actuel | Collection | Cote | Statut | Date d'échéance | Code à barres |
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Includes bibliographical references.
The first chapter is about teacher tools, wheras the other four chapter focus entirely on the students and how they can use the tools to work on their presentation, collaboration, speaking and writing skills. Of course, all activities are based on the use of the English language but by using the applications in question students automatically also improve skills that go beyond the mastery of a foreign language. Since the Internet is transient by nature you will find alternative webtools for any webtool mentioned in any given activity. Moreover, you are given an overview over the focus of each activity, the ICT skills addressed, the required equipment, level of English, age limitations and an estimate of how long each activity will take. Finally, you will find a step-by-step explanation with screenshots of how to prepare the activity and how to implement it along with tips and variations.
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