I was thrilled once again when I found the webpages called http://www.noodletools.com thinking my collegues. It is more like my dream site. Whenever I took the training courses, I happened to know very wonderful webistes which benefit my teaching skills in every way. But after that, I tried to look around for some time, but my good old websites fade away. Now, I feel confident that I could try to consult data from many of different search engines. But finding a right search engine took more time than searching for the specific information. I also did with this research process. So, I think I got another task after this. How can I effectively manage the websites that I found interesting and keep them updated to myself and Korean and international teachers? One thing that I found is to create a website for both my colleagues in Korea and my Korean students. I also apply to how to give constructive comments and right feedback on the web. Web searching is not a thing, it's a somthing. But I surely believe that it's my food for thought and will be food for thought my korean Collegues as well.
Michelle.
ReplyDeleteI reflect myself on your journal. I consider too an amazing fact noodletools, and it looks like a nice gesture to share your knowledge with your colleagues. People who do not share their knowledge do not grow. Now as teachers with all these new search engines we can save time.
Hello Michelle
ReplyDeleteI totaly agree with you that searching for specific information took much time that for general one. Here we need to use the right search engine the not wasting out time and maybe end up by no good results. I think you can use 'delecious' in order to share and keep the interesting website whereever you go. It is realy web 2.0 tool that help.
wish you the best luck
Naif
Thank you for your tips about delicious!
DeleteI already joined the "delicious" with the help of Dr. Leslie Opp-Beckman, Director of Distance Education. But I forget that how useful it was! Reminding the website is a nice start to being more technology-invovled teaching from now on!! Thanks again!!
Hi Michelle,
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way as you do. Learning about all this search engines is just the beginning, now we need to start using them and making the most of them. I'm also thinking about how to share this with my colleagues at school.
Mari Carmen
Hi Michelle,
ReplyDeleteI feel very much like you about this experience and what will result from it. I'm also a EFL teacher, in Spain. I hope we will have plenty of opportunities to share ideas and knowledge.
Mari Carmen
Hi, M.Carmen
DeleteYou comments are SO right! As an EFL teacher, we should put more sterength and energy in finding more specialized materials to my students! I am willing to share my ideas and materials, if valuable.
Michelle,
ReplyDeleteReal teachers feel like you, eager and willing to share, and that is very kind of you to share with your colleagues, I know they will appreciate that gesture, as we are very thanked for this great training.
Juan Garcia
Hi,Juan!
DeleteThank you for your lovely comments. Most of teachers who joined this program will be philanthrophist in terms of language teaching!^^*
Michelle
ReplyDeleteI was waiting to see this 3rd. week blog page, but as I did not see it, I can´t wait to tell you how great your delicious are.
I love the number of sites and links that you are sharing; I think that in this community this kind of material is been so useful for every one of us.
Andrea