Podcasts and language learning
Thu, Jan 29 2009 08:04
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Recently I listened to a podcast version of this video-blog.It appears that Steve and I have the same interest in language - learning language in order to communicate :-)While I agree that podcast-only methods of learning a language are not sufficient, I disagree with Steve's thesis that a podcast that has a dialog in a foreign language followed by explanations in the native language is not a good
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Instructional Strategies: What Do Online Students Prefer?
Thu, Jan 15 2009 06:13
| instructionalDesign, InstructionalTechnology, LMS, methodology, onlineLearning, preferences, study
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I read this study on the Journal of Online Teaching and Learning recently and it brought back memories of my two online classes last summer, and of the courses that friends of mine had to take online at other colleges and universities.Based on this input, I know what my preferences are for online learning:1. The class needs to be asynchronous. If I have to be in Wimba (or other teleconferencing tool)