“Give a person a fish and you feed them for a day; teach that person to use the Internet and they won't bother you for weeks”.
This week was very productive for everyone who wants to get
good information from internet. We used a new tool that will help to
teach English and avoid wrong information. We visited
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/Evaluate.html a
useful web site to evaluate web pages. Besides, we had to do a deep
analysis, because not all pages offer good information, and we have to
have great criteria to search information, especially if this is to
teach others, but the most important was that we started to use
http://educacionvirtual.uta.edu.ec/elearning/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=41595
the web site of this course. This week of class brough useful topics,
and with this we learned how to avoid that is not reliable information.
For to support this knowledge, we reviewed
http://liblearn.osu.edu/tutor/les1/pg1.html where we learned the
characteristics that has a credibly web page, this web page gave us an
infinity of clues to evaluate entire pages that we want. Finally, we
could do comments about this page and the most important is that we did
it in The Internet and Multimedia Page.
This kind of information taught us that as teachers, we will
have a great responsibility in our hands because our students will
learn all that we will provide them and it will be a big mistake if we
share an information without reliable fundaments.

Marcela,
ReplyDeleteYou are doing a good job with your blog. I only have a few suggestions:
Marcela,
you should investigate and add information about the topics we study in class.
look at the rubric to evaluate blogs, so you know exactly what I expect you to do.
look at the examples of learning reflective blogs from our virtual classroom.
Use the same font and size and pay attention to grammar and organization of ideas.
That's all and Happy Blogging!
That's all for now. Continue working hard!