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24-31 January 2012 Burcu Akyol
Eight Steps To Becoming A Blogging Teacher
Blogs are web tools that help teachers develop in many ways. Blogging teachers are the ones who generously share their ideas and experiences with other teachers from all around the world. Blogging also gives them great opportunities to grow professionally and personally.
If you are thinking of becoming an edublogger but don’t know where to start from, this course is a warm-up for you to make a good start. In this SEETA 8-day course, I will share with you 8 steps that will help you start blogging with confidence and encourage you to explore and learn more.
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Eight Steps To Becoming A Blogging Teacher file
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Our regular monthly guest blog
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23-27 January 2012 Robert Ogórek
My working week
This month's blogger, Robert Ogórek, gives us his insights, thoughts and reflections.
Read about his week and add your comments.
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Robert Ogórek: My Working Week file
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SEETA Music
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9-31 January 2012
Nora Touparlaki :
Music with a little help ...from my students
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Nora Touparlaki : Music, with a liitle help... from my students file
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--NEW-- Closed Course
SEETA CLOSED COURSES is a series of on-line courses exclusively for the members of the SEETA Teachers’ Associations.

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10 October 2011 – 15 January 2012
Duration: 12 weeks
Nik Peachey Adapting Your Coursebook With Technology
If you are a member of one of the participating Teachers' Associations and would like to enrol on the course, send an email to your TA and ask for the enrolment key . You will then use this to enrol on the course.
A Certificate of on-line Attendance will be awarded upon completion of the course.
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Adapting Your Coursebook With Technology file
Got a question about closed courses? Use this forum to get an answer.
Closed Course - Queries Forum
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On-going SEETA forums

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Philip Kerr
What I wanna know is...
Everything you always wanted to know about ... ... ELT, but never found the opportunity to ask.
At conferences and training events, we often want to ask a specific question to the trainer or ELT writer, but, for a variety of reasons, never get the opportunity. So, here's what we'll do! Send in your question and the person you want to address it to. Philip will find a way of getting it to the person in question. And get their response, of course...
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What I wanna know is... file
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Catalina Ecaterina Baltateanu SEETA Projects Corner
SEETA Projects Corner is the place where teachers can exchange ideas on projects to use with their classes or to share. Either you want to find partners for a project, take part in a project or simply share your own school experience, SEETA Projects Corner is the right place to start with. Upload your ideas for projects onto the SEETA Projects Corner and you will find other peoplewith the same interests as yours, willing to give you a helping hand and get involved in the project.
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SEETA Projects Corner Forum
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Sandra Vida
The ELT recipe book
Tell me what you have in your fridge and we will help you cook something with it! I don't promise it will always be edible, but it is worth a try! This will be a how-to-tackle-problematic-moments forum with a "little help from my friends"
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The ELT Recipe Book Forum
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Open for visits and tasks
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Hosted Discussion
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4-15 December 2011 Graham Stanley
Language Teaching with Online Digital Games
Learn more about how you can adapt free online digital games with language learners. During this SEETA short course, your facilitator (Graham Stanley) will introduce you to different genres of online games which you can adapt to use with your learners to practise grammar and vocabulary, reading, writing, listening and speaking. For the final project, we will create our own simple 'pick-a-path' game using photos uploaded to Flickr — free photo management software. All of the activities in the course can be used with students of different ages and levels making use of either a connected classroom (one computer connected to the Internet) or multiple computers (using a computer room or class set of laptops or tablets).
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Language Learning with Online Digital Games file
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Our regular monthly guest blog
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26-30 December 2011 Zdenka Grozdanovic
My working week
Games and Warm-up Activities
This month's blogger, Zdenka Grozdanovic, gives us her insights, thoughts and reflections.
Read about her week and add your comments.
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My Working Week: Zdenka Grozdanovic file
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SEETA World
Visit all of SEETA World file
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SEETA Open Forums Visit past open forums. Mouse over the picture for more information.
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SEETA Music
Visit our regular feature where teachers act as guest DJs
SEETA Playlists file
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Guest Blogs Visit our regular feature where teachers blog about a week in their working lives.
SEETA Guest Blogs file
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SEETA articles bank

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Giving Feedback in a Funny and Easy Way by Iuliana Avadani
Iuliana suggests several ways to give students feedback on their classwork. These are ways that motivate students to perform well and minimize teacher's interference.
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Netiquette Resource
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