Nicola McNee

Nicola McNee, UK, Secondary

I am a school librarian working in Bath, UK. My interests are in digital literacy, e-safety and encouraging young people to develop a personal learning network through social media.

Nicola's Learning Log
Reflections on teaching and learning and the new social media tools.

Linked to teaching blogs - OK Revision and OK Online

Theme: school libraries, libraries, digital literacy, esafety, personal learning networks, web2.0, reading, storytelling, books, ebooks, independent learning, information skills, information literacy

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Sergio Martín

Sergio Martín, Spain, University

Sergio Martín received the B.S. degree from Carlos III University of Madrid in Computer Engineering in 2006, and the M.S. degree from the Spanish University for Distance Education (UNED) in 2008. He is now studying for his PhD in Educative Technologies in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department (DIEEC) of UNED.

He is assistant professor in such institution since 2007. He has participated since 2002 as a researcher in national and international research projects related to ubiquitous computing, and mobility, specially focusing on its application on education. He has published more than 70 papers both in international journals and in international conferences. He was awarded in 2009 with the Best Paper Award in the Fourth International Multi-Conference on Computing in the Global Information Technology; and in 2007 with the 2nd best paper in the Jean Peperstraete contest in the 18th Annual Conference on Innovation in Education for Electrical and Information Engineering.

He is reviewer of international journals such as IEEE Multidisciplinary Engineering Education Magazine; and international conferences such as Frontiers in Education (2009 and 2008), UBICOMM (2009 and 2008), and IEEE EDUCON (2009). He also acts as project reviewer for the IEEE Education Society in the Spanish Chapter; and is editor of the IEEE UNED-Student Branch Magazine. He is a committee board member of the IEEE Technology Management Council of Spain, and member of the IEEE Computer Society, and IEEE Education Society.

The Future of Technology and Education
Blog intended to show my reflections, research, results, ideas and interesting news about mobile learning, e-learning, ubiquitous and location-based technologies, augmented reality, electronics, services, context-awareness, games, virtual worlds, virtual and remote laboratories, e-books, and any new trend!

Theme: e-learning, m-learning, ubiquitous learning, augmented reality, electronics, services, context-awareness, games, virtual worlds, e-books

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Aurora Jove

Aurora Jove, Spain, Primary, English

Teacher of English as a foreign language at "Ponte dos Brozos", State Primary School in Arteixo, A Coruña Province - Galicia - Spain.

Think in English
Free resources, activities, web applications... to offer variety to my students in order to motivate their learning. Links to students blogs.

Theme: students blogs, powerpoint,web 2.0, free web applications, video in the classroom, slideshows, avatars, music, movies, comic, ebooks, animation

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Dulce Amor Soriano

Dulce Amor Soriano, Philippines, All Sectors, English Language

Cum Laude of Bachelor of Communication Arts. Had Masteral Units in English Studies. Major in English Language. Was a copywriter, an English/IELTS/TOEFL/TOEIC/TSE Instructor, a Training Manager/Consultant of an English Language School.

English Trainer - currently offline
Online English guide to learning English grammar, English pronunciation, accent neutralization, IELTS, English vocabulary, English idioms, conversation tips and topics, figures of speech, confusing words and phrases, speaking tips, etc. Also a free English ebooks and English exercises resource.

Theme: english grammar, english pronunciation, accent neutralization, IELTS, english vocabulary, english idioms, conversation tips and topics, figures of speech, confusing words and phrases, speaking tips, ebooks, exercises

Megan Dredge

Megan Dredge, Australia, Primary, Education

Been primary teaching for over a decade. Passionate about encouraging and inspiring teachers to be all they can be - in Asia, Europe and Australia. Totally love the teaching profession.

A Teachable Moment
A Teachable Moment really is about teachable moments - I know how busy life is as a teacher and how many things we have to do each day, so the goal of my blog is to encourage you and inspire you in a short space of time, in “A Teachable Moment”.

Theme: education, teaching, motivation, teacher, educational leadership, ebooks, educational change, effective teaching, elementary, students, curriculum, educational, educational resources, learning, learner

Eric H. Roth

Eric H. Roth, USA, College, Adult, Teaching Speaking Skills for English Language Learners

Born in New York City and raised in Indiana, I now live in Los Angeles, California. A lecturer at the University of Southern California and columnist for Easy English Times, I have taught English for over a dozen years.

Previous I taught in inner city high schools, community colleges, adult schools, and intensive English programs. I am a member of CATESOL, TESOL, ICA, and IPP. I also write co-wrote an ESL textbook titled Compelling Conversations: Questions and Quotations on Timeless Topic

Compelling Conversations for English Teachers and Tutors
Ask more. Know more. Share more. Create compelling conversations. That's the philosophy behind this university English teacher's blog that includes conversation starters, conversation lessons, teaching conversation tips, book reviews, ESL articles, and promotes an advanced ESL conversation textbook called Compelling Conversation: Questions and Quotations on Timeless Topics.

Other topics include oral presentations, evaluating speaking skills, and education debates. Try it - you'll like it!

"Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity." Aristotle
"Every child miseducated is a child lost." John F. Kennedy

Theme: english teacher, english as a second language, english as a foreign language, conversation skills, book reviews, oral presentations, teaching techniques, teachers' resources, ESP, tutor, ebooks, public education, immigration, global english, international english, higher education

Bindu Gupta

Bindu Gupta, India, All Sectors

TeachersWallet - currently offline
TeacherWallet is all about how Your Teaching Skills can create income. Give your teaching skills the leverage of Internet technologies and see the magic happen. Teacher Wallet will show you the right path to identify and use the opportunity Internet has for you. It will guides you on: How – Why - What - Where - When & How Much.

You have Two Options to choose from: Online Job, Online Business.
Whatever your choice we will provide you the knowledge on what to do and how to make your venture a success.

Multiple High Income Avenues are available for teachers over the web. Working as: online teacher, taking online tuition, starting your own tutorial business, taking freelance jobs for teachers on Internet, starting a web based business as a teacher blogging, mentoring, consulting, counseling.

You will be surprised to know that many teachers who opted for online teaching for extra income quit their teaching jobs as they could earn much more than what their teaching job gave them.

Teachers can earn extra money from teaching on Internet, there are many ways teachers can start their earnings and the good news is the only investment they need to make is little time of theirs. Teachers Wallet brings forth money making opportunities for teachers, It answers all the questions and doubts you have on online teaching. To know how you can start earning from your teaching skills visit Teachers Wallet Now.

Theme: freelance,job opportunities for teachers, tutoring, teaching online,teacher earnings, digital content creation, tutors website, curriculum, trainings, part time work opportunity, elearning, blog college education, earn blogging, schools earning opportunities, homework, etutoring lessons, Make Money Online, online tuition school, job counselling, business program ,ebook, educator training job

Karen Fasimpaur

Karen Fasimpaur, USA, Primary, Secondary

An enthusiastic user of mobile technologies and an evangelist for Open Education, Karen Fasimpaur works with schools and educational organizations throughout the U.S. to integrate technology.

She is the co-founder of the K12 Open Ed web site and the Kids Open Dictionary project, an award-winning author, a blogger, and the host of the podcast “Karen’s Educational Mashups.”

K12 Open Ed
This blog reflects on issues related to open education and OERs, including mass collaboration, open licenses, open textbooks and wikis, and open source software, with a focus on how these can benefit education.

Mobile Musings
This blogs concerns the use of mobile technology in education and how devices like mini-laptops, handhelds, mobile media players, and more can be used to transform education through focusing on learning objectives and using various technology tools to differentiate instruction.

Themes: OER, creative commons, open, mobile, handhelds, podcasting, differentiating instruction, ebooks