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TEACHER TRAINING VIDEOS
These videos were created for teachers to help them to incorporate technology into their teaching. There are many videos on topics from 'using Twitter' to 'Mind Mapping' to 'PowerPoint' and many others. Just click on a link below and a video will open and take you through how to use that technology. The videos are all by Russell Stannard.
Russell Stannard is a principal lecturer in Multimedia/ICT at the University of Westminster as well as the course leader in the MSc in Interactive Multimedia . He has a regular column in the English Teaching Professional called Webwatcher where he writes about technology and language teaching. The column has been running for 7 years. The ELT Professional has begun to offer free on-line examples of Russell's articles from Webwatcher.
He has worked in Spain, China, Greece and the UK and was the Director of Studies of the International House Centre in Seville Spain for 9 years and a teacher trainer with the Spanish government.
Russell also teaches on courses in ICT and English for Academic Purposes as well as running the Media and Technology module on the MA TESOL at the University of Westminster.
http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com/
TRY THESE
How to use Twitter
Simple Mind Mapping
Power Point Basics
Better searching on the web
Using delicious
Tricks and Tips with word
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HOW COULD YOU USE THESE VIDEOS?
Videos which describe how to do something are useful for several reasons:
- Firstly, and most obviously, you can use them when teaching your own subject, and your students could watch them in their own time.
- Secondly they could be used to help with teaching about planning. You can discuss how teachers need to break down tasks and activities into simple steps and activities for learners, then link in to the often difficult subject of writing objectives or learning outcomes. Ask individuals or groups to write objectives for 'making a cup of tea' or 'painting a wall' then compare their results with the videos.
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