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ICT in the Science Classroom

Here you have a brief video of Youtube that talks about three sources to get success teaching with ICT in the science classroom. The three sources are a scholarly article with real teachers experiences, a website with a lot of ICT resources and a video to encourage teachers to use ICTs in classroom. Finally she exposes her own recommendations.  I hope it is useful for you and enjoy it. Video source: Ainkara Youtube Channel

What's a blog?

"Blog" is an abbreviated version of "weblog," which is a term used to describe websites that maintain an ongoing chronicle of paragraphs of information, opinion or diary entries in a journal style. Generally the blogs allow visitors to add comments to the entries and there is the main difference between blogs and websites.  A website has static content, there is no interactivity and there is only one-way communication. In a blog, content is regularly updated and allows interactivity and communication between bloggers and readers.  Nowadays there is also Vlogs. Vlogging involves the same process of sharing information, experiences and giving advice, but it is done in a video format as opposed to a written one. It is very easy to set up a youtube account where you can record, edit and publish video content. I think it is a perfect resource to improve oral skills.  There are three types of blog implementation in classrooms: The Tutor Blog, the Class Blog a...

Hello World!

Hi, I'm Carlos Alemany. I have studied Chemistry at the University of Alicante and the last course I studied a Master for the formation of teachers in secondary education and my level of English is B2.  At this moment I work as a tutor of mathematics, physics and chemistry and as a monitor of complementary activities of ecology and computer in a primary school of Alicante. I usually use a smartphone and a tablet to consume digital content or communicate and a laptop to work with.When I surf the internet I like to read some national newspapers, chemistry blogs, and visit the website Youtube looking for tutorials etc.  Here I leave you a picture of me in Machu Picchu, one of my favorite places on earth.