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This document discusses professional development resources for teachers within a Moodle course. It provides links to videos and tools that can be used for mobile learning, webquests, and audio/speaking activities. These include a video on changing teaching strategies, a webquest generator called Zunal, and audio tools like Gong/Nanogong/Minigong that allow participation in discussion groups and recorded voice messages. The document advocates for these tools to help develop students' listening and speaking skills in foreign language teaching by participating in group discussions and assessments.
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- 1. Professional Development Program Moodle Course for Colleague Teachers by Jose R. Zalakain
- 2. PD program ( link to my Glogster) Jose´s glog My glogster is Jose´s glog This is a beautiful video on how changing teaching strategies changes life.....which is the base of moodle pedagogy . http://www.makeadifferencemovie.com/
- 3. Moodle pedagogy
- 5. Likes
- 6. Mobile learning Moodle also gives you the chance to use it with portable tools,such as mobile phones.
- 9. GONG/NANOGONG/ MINIGONG A valuable tool for audio/speaking purposes.
- 12. Moodle Book Quick answers to common problems by Silvina P. Hillar Helpful recipes for English teachers English
- 13. Thank you to my team and the facilitators for their help and readiness to accomplish the tasks. Jose R. Zalakain Viceprincipal at Orixe BHI