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Recent Posts:- We’ve been nominated! May 7, 2012
- Our WordPress Class Blogging Tool: Now Yours Too April 26, 2012
- I have been to a flipped conference: and it worked! April 4, 2012
- A tilted keynote April 2, 2012
- Giving up on Google Reader January 2, 2012
- There are no words. January 2, 2012
- A few shout outs and a woof December 15, 2011
- Mid semester evaluation: Do it. November 3, 2011
- Remain calm November 3, 2011
- Teaching What You Thought You Knew (Part 4): El beísbol August 11, 2011
Recent Posts:- An Open Letter to Joshua Kim January 11, 2010
- Has the Sage on the Stage Run Amok? Banning Technology in Class March 7, 2009
- Which conference session would you go to, and why? February 20, 2009
- Blogging from CALICO: CALL Needs a Disciplinary Track Record (a.k.a. "Don't fear the Metadata") March 21, 2008
- Is CALL a subset of Applied Linguistics? March 21, 2008
- Prensky – Redefining Literacy OR Is the Print Culture Going the Way of the Oral Culture? March 19, 2008
- Doodle…Sloodle…Moodle March 4, 2008
- Back to "addled"… January 14, 2008
- What (or Who) is "In the Flow"? November 30, 2007
- "Real Life" Live webcasting into Second Life November 15, 2007
Recent Posts:- Air Sketch – a Smartboard Alternative? July 27, 2010
- Scheduling Meetings with Students: Tungle July 22, 2010
- Flowgram November 14, 2008
- Great Little Application July 13, 2008
- Language Technology Boot Camp December 10, 2007
- Introduction to German Media and Film November 5, 2007
- We built this city… October 27, 2007
- Live from SWALLT 2007 October 27, 2007
- Skype and MySpace October 17, 2007
- Comic Life for Windows October 16, 2007
Recent Posts:- Building my ePortfolio, Part 1: What’s the outcome? March 27, 2012
- How to do EdTech right? October 26, 2011
- What every lab manager needs to know about the App Store October 22, 2011
- Preparing to travel abroad? Don’t forget to watch these videos. January 3, 2011
- My resolution: creating, sharing, and connecting in 2011 December 31, 2010
- The toughest lecture December 30, 2010
- YouTube + Disney = language learning gold December 29, 2010
- Artisanal education and the illusion of support. November 21, 2010
- Creating community: a new proof-of-concept. August 14, 2010
- Conference as learning environment: we can do better. July 25, 2010
Recent Posts:- Makin’ It January 27, 2012
- Reviewing the Situation December 16, 2011
- ‘Tis the Season December 9, 2011
- Refreshing October 28, 2011
- Talking Out of Both Sides of My Mouth April 11, 2011
- Au Début February 1, 2011
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RT @plautmaayan: Oh NICE. If anyone wants to follow along with today's sessions live, visit http://t.co/eTtCFk4V. #umwfa12
2 days ago
@mburtis @jmcclurken @AnandRao @LangLabUnleashd I'm so sorry. You're one of the big reasons I come :)
2 days ago
Fever has set in with stomach flu. Definitely won't be at FA tomorrow. Heads up to co-presenters: @jmcclurken @AnandRao @LangLabUnleashd
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The messiness of it all: Assessment
Posted on October 2, 2006 | No CommentsI am involved in the writing/evaluating of a grant request for a local school that would, as part of its request, consider using collaborative learning tools to promote learning inside... -
Mapping the blogosphere
Posted on September 25, 2006 | No CommentsThis is only one piece, of one conversation, at one point in time… but never before have I seen a more accurate depiction of blog-based conversations and communication than this... -
A community of apprentices and experts, loosely joined
Posted on July 12, 2006 | No CommentsTo Graham Stanley (Barcelona), Judi Franz (Irvine, CA), Don Federico Salvago (Toluca, MX), my husband, John (Oberlin, OH), Adora Thurber (????) and Verónica Hendrichs Troeglen (Toluca, MX): my sincerest thanks... -
Skype…now with video
Posted on May 9, 2006 | No CommentsThe end of the semester is upon us, and the Arabic class wanted one more opportunity to speak with Effat College in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Previously, we had chatted with... -
Whar ya been?
Posted on May 2, 2006 | No CommentsBarbara Ganley and others have been chiding me/us about the perceived –lack– of activity on this site. Funny, I don’t feel like I am out of the blogging loop…I just... -
Passionate teaching and learning…yes! That's it!!!
Posted on March 19, 2006 | No CommentsI found this post about passion and teaching and thought ift was remarkable And then this about the student side of the equation…. Hmmmm…. more coming… -
Incredible connections, and sad goodbyes
Posted on March 12, 2006 | No CommentsThis afternoon my husband and I attended a funeral for someone we had never met: Jim Gould. Well, at least, we had never met him physically. We met and collaborated... -
Blogging history in France
Posted on January 31, 2006 | No CommentsA fabulous example of language, blogging and charting history: From an article writen by BRUNO GIUSSANI originally in the International Herald Tribune and then reported through the New York Times... -
What a difference a post can make…
Posted on January 17, 2006 | No CommentsMany thanks to Barbara Ganley for the lovely post and the very kind mention in her blog. After a particularly trying day in higher ed (too many meetings) and a... -
We kid because we like (part 3)
Posted on December 18, 2005 | No CommentsAnother contentious evening on Edtechtalk (brainstorming session for Saturday December 17th) . Even my husband John decided to play along. Apparently somewhere along the line when we weren’t looking it...


