The document discusses various online tools and platforms for teachers to collaborate and share resources in a post-method era, focusing on the integration of technology in education. It highlights blogging, social media, and content curation tools to enhance teaching and learning experiences. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of open educational resources and provides various suggestions for accessing and organizing educational materials.

1. Teaching in the Post
Method Era
FAAPI Conference, 2014
Santiago del Estero
Argentina

11. Practice or Where inspiration comes from
Online Communities/Online Global Staffroom
Hello Little World Teachers Skypers
Learning2gether
EVO Sessions
Teacher Reboot Camp
International Teacher Development Inst.
Global Education Conference

12. Tools to Learn with other teachers
Online conference platforms
-Adobe Connect
-WizIQ
-Blackboard
Collaborate

14. Reflecting
Blogging Platforms
Blogger
http://mariacolussa.
blogspot.com.ar/
Blogging allows us to have
everything we do online in one
place: a virtual notepad.

16. Sharing
Facebook
Twitter for Teachers (Tweechers?)
Google Teacher Communities

17. Storytelling tools
Storybird(allows sharing link, not downloading)
Storify (allows sharing on social media, doesn´t download but you can like others´work)
Stupeflix (I upload video on You Tube and download it to my pc, using aTube Catcher )
Haiku Deck (downloading, sharing on social media, embedding, sending by email)
Animoto (allows uploading to You Tube, social media, email, embed)
UtellStory (you can upload your song and
pictures to create your story)

18. Internet Search for Material
-British Council / BBC Learning English
-You Tube I am not a test, by sulibreezy
stilababe09 , Farah Baker , Vicky Hollet´s
channel
-Ted Talks
-Video Classes ESLvideo , Simple English
Videos (also by Vicky Hollet)
-Flipboard (online personal magazine)
-Blog Posts Julian Stodd, via Twitter

19. Internet based practice sites
-Lyrics Training
-BBC Learning English Podcasts (to download
directly to your phone!)

20. Where do I keep interesting material
and links? Or the art of content
curation
-Livebinders
-Scoop it! It suggests content from people you
follow, allows adding comments.
-Pearl Trees mindmapping outlook, allows
adding other people´s collections.
-Google Drive
-Wibki!
Thinglink

22. The benefits of google drive

27. Link to the lesson

28. Tools to prepare tutorials for your
students
Awesome Screenshot (for screen captures)
Screencast-O-matic
a Tube Catcher
(to convert your videos to mp4 and use them without
internet connection)

29. To continue thinking...
Open Education (in Spanish) by Mariana
Fossatti Artica
OER
Open Educational Resources: Merlot II
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