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This document summarizes Luis Javier Rivera Sanchez's e-portfolio, which describes how he uses various technological tools in his work and education. It outlines his educational background and resume, then provides examples of how he uses tools like Rubistar for rubric creation, blogs for information sharing, webquests for online lesson planning, Google Drive for file storage, Gmail for communication, Scribd for document sharing, and SlideShare for presentation sharing. The portfolio demonstrates Luis' professional development and implementation of new technologies.
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Online tools for content preparation, presentation of content, interactive with students, video conferencing, assignment submission, assessment strategies, etc.
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The document discusses various digital tools that can be used for teaching, including SlideShare, YouTube, wikis, blogs, and webpages. It provides examples of how each tool can be used, such as uploading presentations on SlideShare, sharing videos on YouTube, enabling collaboration through wikis, using blogs for discussion, and creating grid-based webpages. The document emphasizes that these tools allow for interactive, collaborative learning and help teaching keep pace with new educational technologies and tendencies.
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This document discusses free tech tools for English teachers to use for collaborating, presenting/demonstrating, communicating, and researching/professional learning. It provides examples like Google Docs, SlideShare, blogs, wikis, Twitter, and LiveBinders. It also lists recommendations for following experts online and curating a professional learning network to stay informed.
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E portfolio
- 1. E-PORTFOLIO By: Luis Javier Rivera Sánchez
- 2. E- PORTFOLIO TECH FOR EDUCATION Luis Javier Rivera Sánchez July, 5th,2014
- 3. INTRODUCTION In this portfolio I going to summarize all my professional development acquire during this module , also I going to show you how I use some of these new technological tools in my environment or places to work.
- 4. RESUME Luis Javier Rivera Sanchez studied technical bilinguals Engles-Spanish at the Universidad Gerardo Barrios graduated in 2007; and actually I study the Bachelor Degree in English Language at the same University (2009-2014).
- 5. RUBRIC RubiStar is a tool to help the teacher who wants to use rubrics. Because is an excellent to evaluate the student. I use the rubric to evaluate the student webquest.
- 7. BLOG is a site where you can publish on the WorldWideWeb and consisting of discrete entries ("post”) Also is a personal website or web page on which an individual records opinions, links to other sites, etc I use blog to share important and different kind of information with my classmates and friends
- 8. WEBQUEST WebQuest is distinguished from other Internet-based research by three characteristics. First, it is classroom-based.Second, it emphasizes higher-order thinking rather than just acquiring information. And third, the teacher preselects the sources, emphasizing information use rather than information gathering. I use the webquest to create a lesson plan online with all the resources that I need it. (videos, documents, link and rubrics that can I use as evaluation
- 9. DRIVE Google Drive is a cloud storage service that allows you to store your documents, photos, videos, and more online in one place. From Drive, you can also access Google Docs, where you can create, share, and collaborate on documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and more from anywhere while online I use Drive to save my information (documents, pdf, power point presentations. etc)
- 10. GMAIL A Gmail account is a free, advertising- supported email service provided by Google which enables you to access their services via secure webmail. I use gmail because that allows me send and receive any kind of imformation or documents, to our family and friends.
- 11. SCRIBD Scribd is a type of a social networking website that allows you to publish all kinds of documents and images to the web. It's great for people who have something to share with the world but don't have a website, technical skills or the patience to publish things in the traditional way.
- 12. SLIDESHARE SlideShare is a community web service that allows sharing and embedding of presentations that contain images, graphics, text and embedded video, created using PowerPoint, PDF or Open Office that are uploaded by the community.
- 13. DIPLOMA