January has arrived, and also the Electronic Village Online. I first heard about it last year, and although we were warned not to sign up for more than 2 workshops, I signed up for three. BIG mistake! The workload was waaaay too much for me, I didn’t even know where to start…in the end, . . . → Read More: EVO 2010 is here!
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I can’t believe it! Thanks to the generosity of Kip Yellowjacket and the SL English community I now have my own teaching and learning space in Second Life. I’m so excited!
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Quick post. Overworked, so no time for fancy prose…or maybe YES! If you are in Second Life, please visit Virtual Macbeth. This way of learning Shakespeare is so much nicer than how I had to study Macbeth!! Check out Virtual Macbeth
yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = “Virtual Macbeth . . . → Read More: Virtual Macbeth in Second Life Ok, it is official. This is information overload. I have by now joined 3 Ning groups, and have my own pages in each of them: Multiliteracies, Virtual Worlds, and Digifolios. And on top of that, I’m trying to attend the NNEST live webcasts! The only drawback is that GCS does not allow access to Ning on . . . → Read More: Online adventures update |
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