Edmodo 2010-2011 student survey results

How students use
Results collated by Sandy Millin
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How often do you look at Edmodo?

Which of the following do you find useful on Edmodo?
Contact with teacher - possibility to discuss the problems with homework, that all things related to English are in same place

What kind of internet links have been most useful/interesting for you?

Specifically, which of the extra links that I have posted on the site this year have you found most useful/interesting? (1)
Those about vocab building, I liked the links of dictionaries or about idioms for kids.
BBC Podcasts
It was link about family tree [BBC ‘Who do you think you are?’] and also BBC links.
http://phras.in
I like the grammer ones - I can practice grammer in funny way. I enjoyed videos as well.
Links for Quizlet.com and phras.in. Also iPhone apps bargains.
phras.in, Oxford collocations Dictionary, similies list
http://teacherluke.podomatic.com/entry/2011-03-15T14_08_50-07_00
when you attached audio commentary to homework - it was very helpful.

Specifically, which of the extra links that I have posted on the site this year have you found most useful/interesting? (2)
www.engvid.com, http://rollsoffthetongue.tumblr.com/ and of course the youtube video of Wooster and Jeeves - it was great!
The Phras.In tool is brilliant, although it ultimately helps me find new interesting information about phrases and just rarely the right answer for what I'm looking for :D It's like buying clothes you could never expect to spend your money on.
I don´t remember specifically, but I think I’ve found all your links very useful.
Internet links. Answer keys to exercises from class/homework
BBC Podcasts and all links related with the exam preparation
http://www.englishcentral.com/
The one with most common words in English. It had a form of quiz. [http://quizicon.com/100-Most-Common-English-Words-Quiz.html]
I really enjoyed the oneword.com

Do you have a message for teachers who don't use Edmodo at the moment?
(in the students’ own words)

As for myself, Edmodo is a great thing for students and teachers as well. I appreciate extra information which we were given. I would totally recommend it :)

It is very useful for students because if you miss a lesson you can easily find information about homework, etc.

I think it is really good thing. Other teachers should use it as well.

it is good for students who missed the lesson, they can find HW there

Edmodo is amazing and very useful. Sometimes when I couldn’t come to the lesson, thanks to Edmodo I knew what was happening and what was given for homework.

Edmodo provides a whole new experience in learning and it should be used as a essential tool for all teachers and students.

Please use it, your students will appreciate it!

If I miss lesson, it is very useful to see what was the lesson about. And it is great that I do not have to remember homeworks :-)

Start to use it.

For teachers who don't use Edmodo: Please try to use it - it is very helpful for ;)

Edmodo concentrates all necessary information on one place, so that students don´t have to ask each other if they have any doubts. They have list of all interesting and useful links on one place.

Please, start to use edmodo and make your students happy :)

Use Edmodo as much as possible!!!

You should use it, because today it is better way how you can comunicate with us and share tips, links and opinion :) Young people use internet almost every day and this is more comfortable for us :)

Guys, if you are lazy to create your own system and make studying at your language school easier for students, at least join existing system and learn how to use it!

"I want YOU for E.D.Modo"? (Uncle Sam)

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