Showing posts with label serbia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serbia. Show all posts

Friday, March 14, 2014

Jasmina Djordjevic

Jasmina Djordjevic

Jasmina Djordjevic, Serbia, Tertiary, English Language

Associate Professor with 20 years of teaching in various settings and contexts. For the last eight years actively implementing possibilities of computer-assisted language learning.

Computer-assisted language learning

This is a blog for all language teachers who would like to improve their teaching by making use of the computer in and out of their classrooms. Apart from advice and ideas about the use of tools and technology in language teaching, one of the author's aim is to create a common space enabling enthusiasts and true supporters of computer-assisted language teaching to connect and share their ideas.

Theme: applied linguistics, computer-assisted langaguage teaching and learning, teaching methodology, creative teaching and learning

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Monday, September 30, 2013

Vladimir Bestic

Vladimir Bestic

Vladimir Bestic, Serbia, Languages

Currently studying faculty of organisation sciences in Belgrade. My hobby is blogging and learning languages.

Easiest languages to Learn - currently offline
Providing resources, information and tips for everyone interested in learning a new language.

Theme: language, learning, spanish, french, english, linguistics

Friday, January 6, 2012

Velimir Dedić

Velimir Dedić

Velimir Dedić, Serbia, Primary, Tertiary

Professor of Information technology, active in the field of e-learning since 2000. Interest in e-learning satisfaction measurement and improvement. Currently focused on e-learning application in primary school math.

Good (e)learning place
Promoting good research in e-learning.

Theme: e-learning, research, statistics, good practice, satisfaction, math

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Saturday, July 31, 2010

Marina Petrovic

Marina Petrovic

Marina Petrovic, Serbia, Foreign Language School, English as a Foreign Language

I have been teaching English and managing a private language school for 14 years now. This dual aspect of my work gave me invaluable insights into language school dynamics and enabled me to comprehend and empathize with students', teachers' and school owners' problems, needs and aspirations. I believe that technology has enriched learning experience to such a great extent that it cannot be denied, especially by teachers.

Evolving E-circles - currently offline
I have several blogs, but this one is my favourite because there I share my experience of different online tools, virtual classrooms, online teaching methodology, etc.

I started blogging about Psychology in ELT in 2006, but I had this impression that no one was reading, so I stopped and turned this blog into Learn Serbian in 2007 - it's still alive and kicking, becoming more and more popular. What I think I will be doing in the future is creating digitalized language learning content.

Theme: EFL, online teaching, virtual classrooms, online teaching tools, blending teaching

Monday, May 11, 2009

Natasa Bozic Grojic

Natasa Bozic Grojic

Natasa Bozic Grojic, Serbia, Adult, English as a Foreign Language

My name is Natasa and I am a teacher of English as a foreign language from Belgrade, Serbia.

Natasa's Blog
I mostly blog about EFL and my experience in class. I am interested in Web 2.0 and CALL. I am a lifelong learner and I sometimes blog about my learning experience.

Theme: EFL, ELT, teaching, learning, motivation, Web 2.0, ICT, CALL