Showing posts with label online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Ryan Tracey

Ryan Tracey

Ryan Tracey, Australia, Adult, E-Learning

Ryan Tracey is the E‑Learning Manager at a well‑known financial services organisation in Australia. He is also an Editorial Board Member for eLearn Magazine, a moderator for Lrnchat, and a co-organiser of Third Place in Sydney.

E-Learning Provocateur
Provoking deeper thinking in e-learning.

Theme: e-learning, elearning, instructional design, corporate, workplace, educational technology, pedagogy, learning, education, training, technology, online

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Wednesday, May 29, 2013

James Hoyle

James Hoyle

James Hoyle, Spain, Adult, English Language Teaching

James Hoyle, MA Oxon, is the CEO of Go English, based in Barcelona, Spain. He has been teaching English since 1995 and founded the company in 2001. Since 2006 James has been working in the field of blended learning in the corporate sector combining online learning with face-to-face, telephone and online classroom teaching, always keeping the teacher at the centre of the learning experience.

Blend Your Teaching - currently offline
Discussion of innovations in Blended Learning techniques, teaching tips, teacher training and education management.

Theme: blended, ELT, online, collaborative learning, corporate training, corporate learning, LMS, elearning, elearning2.0, emerging technologies, english language teaching, exams, examinations, evaluation, online education

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Maria Tannant

Maria Tannant

Maria Tannant, UK, Higher, Learning Technology

Learning Technologist with a visual communication background.

Maria Tannant
Exploring the boundaries in Learning Technologies.

Theme: education, learning, web 2.0, social media, online, distance, technology

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Saturday, April 16, 2011

Silvia Purpuri

Silvia Purpuri

Silvia Purpuri, Italy, Adult

EFL, ESL and Italian teacher f2f and online, elearning course developer.

Sunflower EFL
A blog on elearning and the use of ICT in Education.

Theme: elearning, education, EFL, ESL, Italian, ICT, Web 2.0, LMS, online

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Saturday, January 1, 2011

Frances Lo

Frances Lo

Frances Lo, USA, Secondary

Teacher trainer and secondary school teacher (English and computers) Concentrating on hybrid/blended and online learning.

Adventures in Online Teaching
Experiences teaching hybrid/blended classes to middle school and high school students, using Moodle.

Theme: moodle, hybrid, blended, middle school, online, elearning
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Sunday, October 31, 2010

Adrianne Stone

Adrianne Stone

Adrianne Stone, USA, All Sectors, Educational Technology

I am a 4th year teacher who is enthusiastic about web 2.0 technology for both educational and personal uses. I blog about different ways to effectively use these technologies in the classroom and practical applications. I am also a course developer for online science courses.

Education 2.0 - currently offline
On this blog I discuss my experiences with online education, the usage of web 2.0 tools in the classroom, and practical applications of different web 2.0 tools for education.

Twitter: @AdrianneElayne

Theme: educational technology, web 2.0, edtech, online, information, practical application

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Meg Smitley

Meg Smitley

Meg Smitley, UK, Secondary, Further, Flashcards

I am one of the developers on braineos, a flashcard community site which helps you learn faster and more effectively using games.

BraineosBlog - currently offline
This blog is a newsfeed about changes to braineos, and other general news about online learning.

Theme: flashcard games, online flashcards, braineos, online learning, flashcards

Friday, February 19, 2010

Leodis Scott

Leodis Scott

Leodis Scott, USA, Adult, Continuing Education

Leodis Scott is cofounder and research scholar at LearnLong Institute for Education and Learning Research, an educational think-tank in adult, higher, and continuing education. Leodis received his doctorate in education from Teachers College-Columbia University. His interests includes learning cities, lifelong learning, and academic analytics.

LearnLong Blog
To advance the discussion of continuing education and lifelong learning across the world.

Theme: adult learning, blended learning, continuing education, costs & loans, distance learning, hobbies, how-to, lifelong learning, non-traditional students, online learning, professional organizations, research, self-directed learning, traditional students, workplace learning

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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Anne McKinney

Anne McKinney

Anne McKinney, USA, Graduate, Adult, Online Learning, Library & Information Science

Anne McKinney is the Visiting Coordinator of Instructional Design for the WISE Consortium. Her goal is to help educators in the field of Library & Information Science develop effective practices for teaching online.

WISE Pedagogy - currently offline
WISE Pedagogy is devoted to helping Library & Information Science educators develop effective practices for teaching online. This blog is updated 3-4 times a week with new information about pedagogical practices, teaching technology, and other information of interest to LIS instructors.

Theme: elearning, pedagogy, online learning, online teaching, library, information science, LIS, WISE, technology, epedagogy, adult education, andragogy, instruction, open source, graduate instruction, effective practices

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Howard Vickers

Howard Vickers

Howard Vickers, Bolivia, Adult, Foreign Languages

Director and founder of Avatar Languages - Online language school offering 1-to-1 lessons in English, Spanish and other languages. We use web 2.0 tools for the online classroom, such as Google Docs, whiteboards, Skype and virtual worlds.

Avatar Languages Blog
Language learning blog: innovative ideas for teachers and students of foreign languages.

Theme: languages, online, interactive, web2.0, foreign languages, esl, efl, elt, tefl, teaching, eteaching, elearning, distance learning, google docs, skype, virtual worlds, second life, online whiteboards

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Greg Stager

Greg Stager

Greg Stager, USA, K-12, Educational Technology

I am an educator and technology specialist with a special interest in e-learning and online teaching.

Hybrid Learning
This blog is designed to share thoughts and ideas about integrating technology into the classroom, designing lessons for online delivery, and reflecting on my own experiences as I encounter new things in this area.

Theme: hybrid, education, blended, learning, elearning, online, technology, teaching, hybrid learning, blended learning, educational technology

Saturday, January 3, 2009

Donna Fry

Donna Fry

Donna Fry, Canada, Secondary, eLearning

I have been teaching for 25 years, online for the last 10 years. I currently teach at a large online secondary school in Ontario Canada.

Learning about Learning
In the blog I explore ideas involving school delivery outside the regular bricks and mortar model, particularly how we can provide education that caters to elite athletes.

Theme: eLearning, web2.0, collaboration, online, virtual

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Sunday, November 2, 2008

Sean Nash

Sean Nash

Sean Nash, USA, Secondary, All Subjects

Generalist instructional coach leading a community of learners at Benton High School in Saint Joseph, Missouri who are exploring learner-centered constructivism through emerging technologies.

I am currently a classroom instructor of Marine Biology and Principles of Biology (Dual-Credit Biology). As a generalist instructional coach, I am enlisted by teachers of all disciplines who wish to hone some pedagogical element of their classroom.

As of this year, I could probably also be referred to as “technology-integration-coach-kinda-guy”. Therefore, this year I am focused on helping teachers develop two thirds of their TPACK (technological pedagogical content knowledge). Yes, it is a mouthful. However, this framework -characterized by Punya Mishra & Matt Koehler at MSU- is something I have in the back of my mind nearly every single day.

nashworld
Every day is an interesting journey. I try to spill a few things here whenever I get a chance. Sharing makes me feel good. I wouldn’t have spent nearly two decades in this line of work if it didn’t. Stop in and poke around from time to time. Chances are, if the word cloud from your blog touches mine in some virtual venn diagram, then I have likely read from yours already.

Theme: technology, education, edtech, constructivism, integration, learning, teaching, online, web 2.0

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Aniya

Aniya

Aniya, Italy, Adult, English, ESL

I am an ESL teacher in Italy for the British Institutes teaching adults English, I teach all levels from beginners to advance students. I have lived in Italy since 1985. I was born in England.

I have recently started teaching English online through Myngle an Internet platform for teachers and students which really fascinates me seeing as I'm new to the whole aspect of online teaching...

The English Teacher
It's my personal blog which also covers articles for teachers and students in a fun way.

Theme: online, english, teaching, ESL, teachers, students

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Bill Miller

Bill Miller

Bill Miller, UK, Adult, Tertiary, Polish Language, Humanities, History, Music, Theology, Arts

Senior e-Learning Consultant and lifelong learner!

Learn Polish with Biluś
Intermediate level Polish language learning.

Online Learning in the Arts
Resources for online learning and teaching in the arts.

Themes: polish, language, learning, grammar, resources, online, arts