Making a Teaching Blog - WorldCALL 2008

Making a Teaching Blog
Nigel Stott, Fukuoka Women's University

This workshop is aimed at teachers who are interested in using blogs for teaching, but have not yet started. During the workshop, you will be given instruction in setting up your own teaching blog and you will be able to make a start in posting useful information for your students. In addition, we will discuss such ideas as class blogs, student blogs, and using blogs for international communication.

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From the Chair (June 1, 2008) WorldCALL 2008 Aims and objectives An International and computer literate audience Equity and Access - WorldCALL scholarships program Role of technology promoting a genuinely global perspective WorldCALL 2008: Fukuoka, Japan Organisational background Conference Theme WorldCALL Supporting Organizations Location LET Conference Offices