mQlicker – Free Audience Response System: Examples for Classrooms, Conferences, Surveys, Marketing. Plickers - Clickers, Simplified. Getting Started with Google Hangouts — #clmooc. Throughout CLMOOC, leadership team members may offer to support you in your efforts via Google Hangouts, a powerful and easy-to-use video teleconferencing feature in Google +; they will also use Hangouts to facilitate the weekly Make with Me events on Tuesday.
You will likely encounter invites and see links to join Hangouts. This page will help you know what you’re clicking into and also provide you some support with getting oriented in a Hangout and even starting your own Hangout. Important Note: You’ll need a Google + setup before you can participate in a hangout. Here’s the Getting Started with Google and our G+ Community page to help you get set up. A Snapshot of a Hangout Here’s a snapshot of a hangout in full swing.
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Before I could implement I wanted a smartphone so that I could experiment and this finally happened in June. Although I bought myself a fairly top of the range model, a Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc, I should point out that most new phones these days are smart enough to implement this idea. The other significant factor is that mobile device plans are getting cheaper and often include some data as part of the basic plan so it is no longer so unacceptable to ask people to use data while on the move. In fact this idea requires very little online time. Experimental group The next challenge was to find a group to experiment with. When I finally approached the school I was incredibly lucky because it just so happened that they were facing a challenge which my suggestion could help. The activity What is mobile?
The soldier and the pacifist. This lesson is about two brothers, one a soldier who fought in the Battle of the Somme, the other a conscientious objector who was imprisoned for his refusal to do any work that supported the war effort.
Students read some background about the brothers, do a jigsaw reading about their experiences during the war and then role play a newspaper interview with one or both of the brothers. Topic: The very different experiences of two brothers in the First World War – one as a soldier and the other as a conscientious objector Level: B1 Time: 60–75 minutes Aims: To develop students’ ability to read for detailTo develop students’ ability to listen for detailTo provide speaking practice through a role play interview with a journalist Copyright - please read All the materials on these pages are free for you to download and copy for educational use only.