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How We Skyped in the FL Classroom
Time to share what a wonderful experience this semester’s e-twinning project with Seth Dickens at Martino Martini has been, and in particular the final culminating technological project, the Skype calls. Over the semester, as mentioned in a previous post, Seth … Leggi l’articolo completo
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Arriverderci AP Italian?
Just 4 years into it…and now this! In the fall, I had published an article on Italian teacher training in Foreign Language Annals (the journal for the American Council for the Teaching of Foreign Languages). Shortly before its publication, the … Leggi l’articolo completo
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Using the right tech tool for teaching…how did you decide?
I have deliberated this post to death, wanting to ensure that I made a positive contribution to the discussion of social network sites (SNS). As an educator, my use of SNS is always from a professional perspective (yeah, right), wanting … Leggi l’articolo completo
celebrating via Twitter
An Italian twitterer, Elyl, successfully defended her dissertation at approximately 5:00 p.m., her time. And, the beauty of it all is that before the dissertation, we all cheered her on and after, we happily celebrated with her, from Italy & other countries, … Leggi l’articolo completo
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italian festival @ montclair
Italy’s malaise (see my previous post) may not be cured by the Italian Festival of the Arts and Humanities, but it will bring a series of stimulating, alluring, satisfying and entertaining events to the University in the Spring 2008 semester. … Leggi l’articolo completo
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Something new for me
Through friends and their blogs, this novice blogger has discovered many things…and unearthed some unknown talents while so doing. Much earlier this year, a friend posted a quiz on American geography. After taking the challenge (which truly was a challenge … Leggi l’articolo completo
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