A co-worker and former high school teacher I talked to explained
to me that she never had a website for class. She told me that she does not
think she would be able to create a website on her own without the help of
someone. I find that many people feel this way. Before this class, I did not
know that there were websites that actually helped you create your own website.
She also told me that if she had a website she thinks that extra study tools
would be necessary. If students are studying for an exam it would be beneficial
to have study guides posted, quizzes and other resources. I have taken this
into consideration and have come up with a few resources that I have helped me
throughout my high school and college career. Studyspanish.com and
spanishdict.com are really helpful.
Web 2.0 apps on my site: After browsing www.go2web20.net I have found some apps
that I think will be helpful to students. For example in relation to the
Spanish language – busuu, myhappyplanet, spanishpod and italki are all apps
that aid in the learning of languages. They even allow you to practice your
language skills with a native speaker! I also found apps to create quizzes and
note cards – quizinator and knowtes.
I also plan to add a calendar, a grade book, some type of emailing system and my contact info on my website. I also plan to create the website bilingually. There will be Spanish text with English text to it or some type of a translate button.
I also plan to add a calendar, a grade book, some type of emailing system and my contact info on my website. I also plan to create the website bilingually. There will be Spanish text with English text to it or some type of a translate button.
Michaela, thank you for your thoughtful entry. In addition to the web 2.0 apps, you hanve many good ideas! DS
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