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I enjoy trying new tools that prove motivating for my
English classes.
One of the members of my Personal Learning Network (PLN),
Marisa Constantinides (@Marisa_C) has shared a helpful link for
language teachers via Twitter: 21st Century Teacher Tools. From these useful
tools I've selected issue as a creative way of uploading pdf files.
In my previous post I shared a song for the class and I've used this song to offer
a different way of presenting material to my students:
Have you tried a new tool this week? I'd like to hear about it.
Wow! That's a really lovely tool -I like the way you presented it for your students in such a professional format.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karenne, for your comment and support.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Marisa
What a great lesson! I have an upcoming lyrics and music lesson that I do every course and the students will love this!
ReplyDeleteNice job, Marisa!
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried out issue myself, but the slick results you achived with this has inspired me to give it a go.
I've been playing around with various comic strip tools this week, which hopefully I'll be blogging about some time in the not-to-distant future...
Sue
I'm glad, Shelly, you're planning to use this class. I hope your students enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment and encouragement!
I'm glad you like this tool, Sue! Thanks for your support and comment!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to reading about the comic strip tools you've been using.
Marisa