I am now working as a program coordinator of EPDE (EFL/ESL Certificate Program via Distance Education).
There are two certificates EPDE offers, namely EFL/ESL Teaching Certificate and EFL/ESL Teacher Trainer Certificate.
We are developing an official website of EPDE.
Please check if you are interested in developing yourself through EPDE program.
Edublog에서 뽑은 2008에 씌여진 가장 영향력 있는 블로그 포스팅 리스트이다.
고전(classic)은 시간이 지나고 그 감동이 여전한 글일진데, 과연 이 글들이 고전으로 여겨질지는 독자들의 판단에 맡겨야겠다.
보신 후에 추천하고 싶은 포스팅이 있다면 이곳에 가서 추천하면 된다.
The future of online learning – 10 years on – Stephen Downes
Becoming a more reflective Individual Practitioner
Why Can’t Inner City Kids Learn
The Glass Bees
Planning to share versus just sharing
The Time is Now
Be an elearning action hero
President-elect Barack Obama
The truth is Out There
The New Digital Divide?
Order for Closure
Getting our Knickers in a twist?
The Macgyver Project: Genomic Dna Extraction And Gel Electrophoresis Experiments Using Everyday Materials
Monkey Business
Ten Tips for Growing Your Learning Network
Good news for people like me who gathers all email in one place.
http://lifehacker.com/5196157/gmail-removes-on-behalf-of-from-your-consolidated-inbox
In my ESL/EFL approaches and assessment class, I made a WebQuest on Alfred Nobel.
You can download my Alfred Nobel: A WebQuest.
If you want to know more about WebQuest, please visit http://www.webquest.org/index.php
I just read an blog posting on “Managing Your Blog Entry – 11 Better Tips“.
It’s a useful posting that teaches to become a better blogger.
Here are some words from this posting.
You see – it’s like two points of view at work here. Overall, what we have is Vincent Maher who, despite writing in a new medium, still can’t let go of those old media roots. To them, it’s still all about accumulating as many readers as possible, about keeping them on your site, about pandering to your audience – about everything, in other words, except saying something meaningful and being honest to yourself.
I’ve seen a lot of former (and not so former) journalists go this route, in my own field as well as others. It’s disturbing, because they (and sometimes others) think they gain some sort of credibility through popularity, as though if they grab a large enough mass of readers they will, by this fact, be important.
It’s a chimera, of course. The keys to blogging (if not being Prom Queen) are honesty, integrity and meaningfulness. You will gain much more if you just write what you need or want to write and let the audience fall where it may. Even if you have only three readers, if you are able to connect with and really engage with them, then no number of hangers-on will replace them after the switch from substance to dross.
