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Kay Bradley

THE HARRIS SCHOOL - Research - Research Report - 2 views

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    good example of CoPo research Good example of online porfolio
mary goglio

Brooklyn @ Pt England School - 0 views

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    Good example of rubric for video production.
mary goglio

ePortfolio Rubric - eportfolio - 0 views

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    Another good rubric covering content, aesthetics, functionality...
Kay Bradley

Webinar Slideshow now available | Evernote as Portfolio - 1 views

  • I use Evernote both for myself and students. For my personal use, I clip and store articles / papers/ images related to my MA, for further analysis.
  • For teaching, I use Evernote to create lessons, feedback and homework. I teach English as a second language 90 % online via Skype, mainly on a one to one basis. In oder to use the lesson time optimally with the student i.e. more student-centric, I send activities that I have created and stored in Evernote via mail that the students have to prepare beforehand (similar to the ‘Flipped Classroom’ pedagogy).
  • I find I can provide better all-round support by using Evernote recordings in combination with text to give feedback after each lesson.
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  • The beauty of this is that it doesn’t matter what level of English the student has i.e. with beginnings I can provide short aural translations in Swiss-German/ German if necessary, so they can continue with work on their own. With higher levels I use it for dictation, analyzing their pronunciation, training speaking skills etc, sometimes in combination with audio online tools like Voxopop.
  • Where possible I pair up students and get them to collaborate on activities using Evernote, often incorporating other digital tools or community platforms. They then send their work to me to be discussed in the lesson.
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    Evernote as Portfolio Webinar Slideshow. Wow!  Check out the comment by distance ESL teacher Patricia Daniels.  She explains all the ways she uses Evernote, Skype and her iPad in her distance learning classes.  
mary goglio

Screenshot - mgoglio@headroyce.org - Head-Royce School Mail - 4 views

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    From Barrett-Possibly modify for 2 hour class.
Kay Bradley

How to Organize Evernote for Maximum Efficiency | Michael Hyatt - 1 views

  • It is tempting to tag every note with a several tags. However, I broke myself of that habit once I realized that Evernote indexes every word in every note. So if you have a great quote on “purpose,” for example, you don’t need to tag the note with “purpose,” so long as the word appears in the note. This only adds more clutter. The key is to remember that less is more.
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    notebook stacks, notebooks and tags structure the system; reference to an ebook, "Evernote Essentials."
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