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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Learning the language 9 December 2013
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Tag Archives: online education
TLO 9: How to Teach Online: Get to Know Your Course Participants
Andy Curtis
Finally! The “how to” stuff! Some readers have e-mailed me to say that, although they are finding these TLO blogs interesting, they thought it was going to be more of a “how to” type blog, which some of the other … Continue reading
TLO 8: The Future Online in China, Africa, and India
Andy Curtis
This TLO blog comes to you from (currently) warm and sunny South China, where we recently wrapped up the third TESOL Symposium in China, and the first in Guangzhou, at the Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. The symposium was sold … Continue reading
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The Explosive Growth of Teaching & Learning Online in TESOL
Andy Curtis
Since starting this blog series a few months ago in August, I’ve received a number of e-mails asking me for recommendations for reading matter in the area of teaching and learning online (TLO). A recent and relevant book is Online … Continue reading
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TLO 5: The Self-ish-ness of Teaching and Learning Online
Andy Curtis
At the upcoming Korea TESOL convention in Seoul, to be held on 12 and 13 October, I’ll be presenting a paper on teaching and learning online (TLO). As the theme of the conference is “Exploring the Road Less Travelled: From … Continue reading
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TLO: Part Four: A Pedagogical Paradox
Andy Curtis
In response to the second of my blogs on teaching and learning online (TLO), on “Putting the Pedagogy First” (Aug 28), Evan Simpson and I posted a couple of comments and responses. One of the questions that came out of … Continue reading
TLO: Part Three: Blurring the Lines in Virtual Classrooms
Andy Curtis
I wrapped up my last blog (posted 28 Aug) with the following questions: If the traditional role of the teacher was, for many centuries, to stand at the front of the classroom, what is the position of the teacher now—now … Continue reading
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TLO: Part Two: Putting the Pedagogy First
Andy Curtis
After posting the first blog in this series on August 14, I received an e-mail asking about the name of this blog: Teaching and Learning Online (TLO). As we are all language teachers, in one way or another, the reader … Continue reading
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Teaching and Learning Online: Part One
Andy Curtis
In Tara Arntsen’s “Technology in Education” TESOL blog, in March, she wrote about her experience of being a student, taking an online MA at the University of Southern California (“From the Perspective of a Student“). One of Tara’s main points … Continue reading
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Teaching English Online: From the Perspective of a Teacher
Tara Arntsen
Previously, I wrote about my experiences studying online, but I have also had the pleasure of teaching English online using several different platforms and would like to share some of my insights on that. As far as online teaching goes, … Continue reading
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Google+ Education: Part 2
Tara Arntsen
Back when I talked about participatory cultures in a post entitled Moving Education Online, I mentioned Google Sites as a resource for teachers. Google Sites is great because you can easily make a class website using the template called Classroom … Continue reading