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Resources for weblogging
educators
The following is being prepared in preparation for TESOL
2008 in New York City: Teaching writing in online and paper worlds.
Demonstration, Writing IS, Liberty Suite 2, Sheraton, Thurs. Apr. 3,
4:00-4:45. Join us! I hope this site is useful! -Thomas Leverett,
CESL, Southern Illinois Univ., Carbondale IL USA 62901-4518.
[ Teaching writing in
online and paper worlds ] [ Portfolios in
intensive English programs ]
Communities of teachers who use weblogs
dekita.org Webheads
Blended
learning and instruction Weblogs in higher
education EdBlogger
Praxis EFL
Classroom 2.0 (Ning)
Weblogs about teachers using weblogs & technology
Weblogg-ed adVancEducation, Vance
StevensBlogEFL: using
weblogs in English language teaching, Graham Stanley edu.blogs.com, Ewan McIntosh
21st century
collaborative ICT
in my classroom, T. Barrett Nik Peachey
Student weblog communities
Dekita Orchard Bee Dieu, Blogging from
the tropics students, Brazil James M. H.'s students,
JapanCAE readers,
Carla Arena, Argentina Creative
Disorganization, stories by students in PortugalCED student blogs,
Canada CEF
student blogs, Canada The Blurb- students in
cyberspaceCAE student blogs
(2005), ArgentinaChris Jones's students
(2005)Barbara Dieu's
students (2005), Brazil Maria Jordano's
students (2005), Spain Iranian med school
bloggers (2005)
Student project weblogs
USA Presidential
elections (CESL, March '08) US Economic problems (CESL,
Mar. '08) ESL
Bullying project (2005) Violent Deer, CESL, 2005
Carbondale Halloween
CESL 2005
ESL/EFL teachers' weblogs
Aaron Campbell, Japan
Bee Dieu, Brazil Nelba Quintana,
ArgentinaTeaching English in
Korea, James Trotta Scott Sommers,
Taiwan Doris
Molero, Venezuela FCE Blog, Claudia Ceraso,
ArgentinaMichael
Ivy, RomeDaniel
Kirk, Japan Maria Jordano,
Spain Michael
Ivy, Italy Neil Whitfield,
Australia Nina
Liakos, Maryland USALarry Rhoe,
ChinaBrad
Stephenson, Japan Michael Coghlin, Australia
Nancy McKeand, Louisiana
USA Jimbo
(Jim Hall), JapanDennis Newson, CTJ Online,
GermanyNathan Bauman,
KoreaMarie Irene,
Venezuela
ESL/EFL weblog directories
Teresa Almeida d'Eca's Blogs by webheads Tesall bloglog Weblogs of teachers,
ITESL-J
Advocates of weblogs in education
James Farmer,
AustraliaAnne Davis,
EduBlog InsightsStephen
Downes, CanadaBarbara
Ganley, Middlebury Univ., VT, creative writing Roy Hornsby, Vietnam Tim Lauer Wesley Fryer, Texas
Gareth Long, Cayman
Islands EduBlog
Insights e-literate,
Michael Feldstein Dennis Jerz EdTechPost,
Scott Leslie
Webloggers' weblogs
Dave
Pollard Loic
Lemeur Jon
Husband Scott
Nowson, edinburgh L.A. Scheidt Kathy
Sierra Rebecca
Blood danah
boyd, UC Berkeley dr. jill
walker (jilltxt) Univ. of Bergen, Germany
Other weblogs to visit
Weblog pilot
project International weblogger's
day Slings and
arrows incorporated
subversion FLNW:
Future of learning in a newtworked worldBecoming a webhead
2008Becoming a Webhead
2007 Langwitches
Other weblog communities/weblog directories
google weblog directoriesphd weblogsAuthors and writers blog index
(getblogs.com) band
weblogs (music) blawg,
legal weblogs diarist.net
guardians' choices kinja library weblogs
Weblogs in education:
GoogleGuardian's
UK weblogs
Getting started BloggerShop (2004) Introduction to
weblogs, Univ. of So. Australia Blogging for
beginners, TESOL EVOnline, Wk. 4
Other presentations on weblogs Using weblogs in
language learning classes, Aaron Campbell & Marc Sheffner, JALT
preconference workshop, Kitakyushu, Japan, 2006. Barbara Dieu on blogging:
Becoming a Webhead 2007
Tools for network-building, wikis, etc. Ning, reviewed Classblogmeister pbwiki.com wikispaces zoho.com Weblog matrix- compare weblog
tools Tools of the
trade, Sharon Betts Voicethreads elearnspace
online learning resources 13 tools for tracking discussions: review of
aggregators, etc.
Collections of articles/research on weblogging
Into the
blogosphere, U. of MN Weblogs in
efl/esl bibliography (CESL) Curt Bonk's references
li>Getting
Blogstreams transcripts
This TESOL 2008 presentation
Teaching writing
in online and paper worlds (home) 1. Communicative
competence in the digital age 2. Fitting weblogs
into a coherent writing pedagogy 3. Publishing is
non-count; assignments are count 4. Digital fluency as
goal and objective 5. Why are social
networkers always in MyFace? 6. Using chat in
esl/efl writing classes 7. Line editing as a
way of life
TESOL 2007 presentation Weblogs for fluency,
skills, and integration (home) Ways to use
weblogs, weblogging as a genre Kinds of
fluencies Skills
Integration:
into what? Weblogs happen;
stuff happens on weblogs Practical
concerns; New blogger, old mac Weblog portfolios;
putting it all togetherPortfolio showcase
Related articles, presentations, etc.
Leverett, T. (2007, Mar.). Weblogs for fluency,
skills, and integration. Writing IS, TESOL Convention, Seattle, WA.
http://www.siu.edu/~cesl/teachers/pd/wf.html.
Leverett, T. (2006a, Aug.). This is your class
on weblogs. Teaching English with Technology 6, 3. IATEFL
Poland Computer SIG Publication.
http://www.iatefl.org.pl/call/j_tech25.htm#cla
Leverett, T. (2006b, Aug.). Three ways to
integrate weblogging into your writing clases. Teaching English
with Technology 6, 3. IATEFL Poland Computer SIG Publication.
http://www.iatefl.org.pl/call/j_tech25.htm#way.
Leverett, T. (2006c). Daring to enter
the blogosphere. Prog. Admin. IS, Paper, TESOL Convention, Tampa,
FL, Mar.
Leverett, T. (2005). One teacher's
perspective on weblogs in a curriculum, from Teaching teachers to
use weblogs, Internet Fair, CALL-IS, TESOL 2005, San Antonio,
March.
Montgomerie, J. (2005). Simple and
meaningful: ESL writing for adults , from Teaching teachers to
use weblogs, Internet Fair, CALL-IS, TESOL 2005, San Antonio,
March.
Other recent and relevant articles
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Leverett, CESL, SIUC Photo above (Leap of Faith) by Kurt Larsen.
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