miércoles, 28 de abril de 2021

Curso inicial de actualización para Profesores de Inglés

 Este curso en línea dirigido especialmente a Facilitadores de Inglés, puede ser visualizado también por docentes de otras disciplinas de enseñanza de cualquier nivel del sistema educativo. Sin embargo, siendo las aplicaciones presentadas bastante generales, deben ser adaptadas al área y nivel de enseñanza.

El enlace siguiente conduce al curso en línea:

Curso HTI en línea: Facilitación de Inglés con Herramientas Tecnológicas Interactivas. (2014)

http://teresa.tachon.wix.com/curso-hti



El curso fue diseñado en 2014, como propuesta de mi tesis de Maestría, pero continúa vigente. Se está trabajando en un segundo curso más avanzado y adaptado a la realidad actual enfrentada por todos los docentes a nivel mundial sobre la educación virtual, por lo de la cuarentena.

sábado, 17 de abril de 2021

PhD Thesis and dissertation

I've been away from my blog for some time, due to the conclusion of the thesis and pandemic lock up. 

ENTORNOS PERSONALES DE APRENDIZAJE PARA LA PRODUCCIÓN HEUTAGÓGICA DEL INGLÉS POR ESTUDIANTES DEL NÚCLEO PALO VERDE DE LA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL EXPERIMENTAL SIMÓN RODRÍGUEZ

Link to the dissertation:  http://focusky.com/foqb/njcu

miércoles, 13 de febrero de 2019

Ple_TT


Personal Learning Environments (Ple) have become personalized spaces for learning online or using web apps since the beginning of the XXI century, especially because it is created by every person in particular, without even knowing. Everything depends on each person's learning needs; that is the reason why our Ple is like our finger print. 
Some people have their Ple in their mind (they just use the website, link or app they usually go to) while others organize them in maps, lists, drawings, presentations an d others. 
I gathered my apps in a Focusky presentation in the follwing capture:


or visit this link to see the whole presentation:

http://focusky.com/foqb/yrzm

Website recommended by Stephen Downes:

Finding Open Content Tutorial

OER Africa, Feb 01, 2019
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As the website says, "The tutorial is designed to offer a simple, quick way to acquire skills necessary to search for open content, decipher Creative Commons rights and permissions and evaluate the usefulness of open content." It provides search strategies for finding open materials on Google, YouTube and Creative Commons, as well as a section on evaluating open resources.
For more informtion visit this link https://www.oerafrica.org/book/welcome

viernes, 19 de enero de 2018

Online Course for English teachers

The online course "Enseñando Inglés con Herramientas Tecnológicas Interactivas" was especially designed in 2014 for teachers who still believe that technology is not necessary for teaching and learning.

ONLINE COURSE FEATURES
  1. Flexible
  2. Updated
  3. Useful
  4. Completely free of cost!      

 With a little enthusiasm teachers can join this teaching experience and discover new resources to  help their students learn in a different way. It's worthwhile trying out in the following link:





 

sábado, 13 de enero de 2018

Innovation education for 2018

Our Don Simón Rodríguez ideas are more updated than ever
One of his most known sayings or proposals, "O inventamos, o erramos": "Either we invent, or err", expresses the core of innovation, which not only refers to simply invent something, but to create and make that creation work for our students. We teachers (specially language teachers) are always trying out new strategies and finding out new resources for our students to understand and learn, but we should share them with other colleagues to spread the word and help out others, which basically is the goal of innovation.This link provides some more ideas for innovations in education for 2018, but just as motivation, because it is us as teachers who innovate according to our students needs and circumstances.
https://www.christenseninstitute.org/blog/5-big-ideas-education-innovation-2018/

domingo, 31 de diciembre de 2017

The Downes Prize 2017


Every year, Connectivist Theory for Digital Learning co-author, Stephen Downes, awards a prize to the most read post published in his OLDaily Blog, dated December 29, 2017; and the prize was awarded to Peter Kaufman's MOOCs and Open Educational Resources: A Handbook for Educators, whose link is the following:

Downes also provides honorable mentions to a series of interesting posts which are worthwhile reading, such as Tony Bates "Tracking innovations in online learning in Canada" 
 
This and other relevant posts can be found in Downes Blog, whose subscription can be made at: