Nov 4, 2012 5:01:43 AM – WEBHEADS-LEARNINGTIMES-V.10-001
00:01 – Virginia [Jatai]
Good Morning!!
00:44 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Good morning!
01:00 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
I can see you, Barbara! =)
01:09 – Victor Hugo [Lima, Peru]
Nice to see you Barbara!!
01:10 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Welcome!
01:13 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
YEY! good 2 see you Barbs:-)
01:14 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Hello BArbara
01:19 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Welcome, Barb.
01:23 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
WELCOME, Barbara!
01:25 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
I used to promote Let’s Go all over Brazil for OUP! Great book, barbara!
01:33 – Session Leader 2
Thank you Barb!!
01:47 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
insanely incredible… nice collocation!
02:03 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
Good morning everyone! Greetings from Phoenix AZ 🙂
02:12 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Hey, Peggy!
02:27 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
yep… gotem!
02:28 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
Perfect image Carla
02:29 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Just above the chat
02:34 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
yes
02:38 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
yes
02:39 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
yes
02:42 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
OK here
02:43 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
Hi Carla! Thanks for arranging this awesome program!
03:02 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
great audio for me 🙂
03:03 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
We’re here for you, Barb! 🙂
03:10 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Peggy, thank you for being here!
03:13 – Session Leader 2
Were are all here for you Barb :-))
03:13 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
🙂
03:24 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
🙂
03:25 – Kim Horne [Waxhaw, North Carolina]
JALT & Let’s Go! Baby!
03:28 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
😀
03:31 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
😀
03:33 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
🙂
03:37 – Effie P [ATHENS]
:(…sorry
03:42 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
🙂
03:43 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
🙂
03:44 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
😀 😀 😀
03:47 – Victor Hugo [Lima, Peru]
victorhugor
03:57 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
@grammylatino
03:59 – Session Leader 2
Barb I am a huge fan of your work.
04:05 – Bob Sanderson [Osaka, Japan]
Hi Barb! JALT/facebook
04:29 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
Hi everybody!
04:41 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
not to mention the cost!
04:44 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
we are too!!!
04:45 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Woooow! So glad you’re here, Barb
05:20 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
which is great, Barbara
05:31 – Effie P [ATHENS]
tell me about it..
05:40 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
We love Barb – but the video winow is a bit big 🙂
05:57 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
you can drag it to the side, EA
06:31 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
No – can’t change size -only move it
06:33 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Drilling is FUN!
07:10 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Honey, I shrunk the Barbara!
07:13 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
YEY – bravo
08:09 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
lol!
08:16 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
Sweatshirt and pajamas. It’s cold!
08:17 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Not wearing much at all! : 0
08:21 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Yes, I am!
08:23 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
HAHAHAHAHA
08:27 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
uh you caught me out on that one
08:28 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
OH DEAR!
08:53 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
Hi Vance 🙂
09:13 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
kids really love this playful kind of activity
09:14 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
Hi Peggy good to see you here
09:16 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Whenever I get the chance!
09:47 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Gosh – can’t do anything
09:47 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Yes, I can
09:53 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
Yes, I can
09:55 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
Can you define ‘can’
10:14 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Where’s the sushi/sashimi???
10:25 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
mmmmmmmmmm
10:26 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
good questions Graeme! 🙂
10:39 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
Hi everyone. I’m in a sunny Argentina
10:53 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
All of the above! Yummy!
10:57 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Love it
10:58 – Effie P [ATHENS]
oh yes
11:01 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Yes, I do!
11:04 – Effie P [ATHENS]
mmmmmmmmmmm
11:07 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
I`ll say yes to averything
11:09 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
love it!
11:14 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
oh yeahh!
11:15 – Effie P [ATHENS]
ooouuuuuuuuuuuuyeah
11:16 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Ah, vini!
11:25 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
Only junk food!
11:38 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
=)
11:38 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
Chicken, better!
11:39 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
A side salad for Isabela, please.
11:44 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Yes! I love it
11:48 – Effie P [ATHENS]
yep
11:48 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
love it
11:50 – Virginia [Jatai]
My favorite
11:52 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
yes, but not NOW! ha, ha
11:57 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Love fish!
11:58 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
I’m eating chicken right now!
12:09 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
This is making me hungry!
12:11 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
🙂
12:22 – Effie P [ATHENS]
oh i jst had lunch
12:22 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
me too, Edmilson
12:23 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
It can be done with flash cards, realia, google images… nice!
12:38 – Effie P [ATHENS]
ppts too
12:39 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
a lot of fun
12:40 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
Put the ~ on the plate is fun, too.
12:47 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
Good morning, everybody! (I’m late) 🙂
13:01 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
hey, malu
13:03 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
saw that the other day, Kevin
13:04 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Morning. Malu!
13:11 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
not too late. We’ve just started
13:13 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Hey Malu!!!! good to see you here
13:28 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
Good to see you too, Graeme!
13:28 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
5
13:31 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
I see 4
13:35 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
5
13:37 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
6
13:37 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
toys, stationery, clothes, food, animals
13:37 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
Categories. Very Cognitive!
13:41 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
5
13:42 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
Thanks for your help, Carla!
13:43 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
5
13:43 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
5
13:44 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
3
13:45 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
5
13:47 – Effie P [ATHENS]
5
13:47 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
5
13:49 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
six?
13:50 – Bob Sanderson [Osaka, Japan]
5
13:50 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
5
13:50 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
5
13:51 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
five
13:57 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
seven
14:09 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
surely no right or wrong answer, though!
14:13 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
whatever works in Ss minds?
14:13 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
right
14:16 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
Hi, Marcia! xxx
14:33 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
sure. It’s a task. No ONE answer is possible
14:35 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
pink things!
14:37 – Patricia Assis [Goiâia]
singular and plural
14:39 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
green things
14:42 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
would be much easier to decide if you could actually move the items into groups 🙂
14:43 – Effie P [ATHENS]
siglar
14:46 – Effie P [ATHENS]
plura
14:46 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
living vs. inanimate
14:56 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
graeme is too fast
14:57 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
grapes and iguanas are green?
14:59 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
countable
14:59 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
How do you ask “How many categories?” without using the L1?
14:59 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
count and non-count
15:00 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
I see singular and plural
15:00 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
eatable amd not eatable
15:00 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
things I have/don`t
15:01 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
living
15:04 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
plastic things
15:04 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
Things that are made of pieces like popcorn and grapes and puzzles
15:07 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
zero article and indefinite article
15:12 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
things I like and things I don’t!
15:16 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
things I like/don’t like
15:20 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
🙂 Graeme
15:25 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
Very Cognitive exercise barbara. luv it
15:28 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Yay! PEggy! separated at birth?
15:33 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
🙂
15:35 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
true Shaun!
15:37 – Kim Horne [Waxhaw, North Carolina]
Love ya Barb, gotta go!
15:48 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
style
15:51 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
they have two legs
15:51 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
blue
15:55 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
design fashion
15:56 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
punk
15:57 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
take plural verb
15:57 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
clothes making
16:00 – Virginia [Jatai]
a pair
16:01 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
two ends
16:22 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
fantastic!
16:23 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
They are each “a pair”.
16:26 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
nice
16:31 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
small pieces
16:34 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
pieces?
16:35 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
many bits
16:35 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
countable
16:35 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
pieces
16:36 – Bob Sanderson [Osaka, Japan]
small pieces
16:47 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
green
16:48 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
green?
16:48 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
they can be green
16:53 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
things kids use more than adults!
16:55 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
I personally love these exercises in which there is no definite answer and there are many possibilities
16:56 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
popcorn is uncount
17:03 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
school items
17:05 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
i agree Vinicius! very nice1
17:14 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
=) Graeme
17:17 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Of course the answer to life the universe and everything is 42!
17:26 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
hahahaha
17:42 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
kids are smarter!!!
17:53 – Effie P [ATHENS]
adults…too much on mind…hahah
18:03 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
I’ve met a scientist who broke a window at the library!!!!
18:15 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
at what age do the kids make the transition from knowing the “real” object to realizing the picture represents the object?
18:31 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
hmmm… good question, Peggy… surely before 3!
19:00 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
barber shops are a dying breed, aren’t they? More like unisex hair salons these dasy!
19:01 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
days
19:14 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
An astronaut called the barber shop on his mobile to book the next haircut.
19:17 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
An astronaut took a cell phone to the barber shop.
19:18 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
An astronaut forgot his cellphone at the barber shop last week
19:20 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
this is a frequent exercise to teach kids about creative writing
19:20 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
An astronaut forgot his cell phone in the barber shop
19:23 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
LOL
19:23 – Stella Villavicencio [Buenos Aires] 1
hello
19:23 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
an astronaut used a cell phone in a barber shop
19:27 – Effie P [ATHENS]
the astonaunts cell phone rang at the barbers
19:27 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
astronaut left his cell phone in barb 🙂
19:34 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
The barber told a story about an astronaut while cutting the hair until the cell phone rang.
19:42 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
An astronaut ate a cell phone at the barber shop.
19:48 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
🙂
19:49 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
The barber shop owner told his wife on the cell phone that he REALLy wanted to be an astronaut!
20:13 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
to do what?
20:13 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
nope!
20:18 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Me
20:21 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
with all of them???w
20:21 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
go on graeme
20:22 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
pick me
20:23 – Jane Rogers [Oxford]
I’ll volunteer
20:31 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
a taxi driver, sunglasses, at the library
20:32 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
ah ok… gotcha
20:48 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
I lost my sunglasses while talking to the taxi driver on my way to the library
20:54 – Effie P [ATHENS]
the taxi drive walked into the library with his sunglasses
20:55 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
good one, Edmilson
21:07 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
I can only think of sentences about people forgetting things (lol) – very telling
21:08 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Barbara how should we treat the missing prepositions/articles in their production?
21:10 – Effie P [ATHENS]
haha
21:15 – Effie P [ATHENS]
🙂
21:21 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
good question, Nina
21:29 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
reformulation?
21:44 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
ok, I understand, thank you.
21:50 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
Hi, Willy. Welcome.
22:07 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
A scientist, a monkey, at the zoo
22:21 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Yay! Willy! Glad you could join us, mate!
22:27 – Effie P [ATHENS]
The monkey at the zoo gave the scientist a high 5
22:34 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
A scientist became a monkey at the zoo…
22:35 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
A scientist saw a monkey at the zoo.
22:35 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
lol
22:38 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
🙂
22:40 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
At the zoo, the scientist transformed himself into a monkey!
22:41 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
a scientist refused to experiment on a monkey at the zoo
22:42 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
🙂
22:43 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
A scientist stole a monkey at the zoo for her lab
22:52 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
Hi, Willy!
22:54 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
the monkey saw a scientist at the zoo
22:57 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
The monkey was scared to see the scientist at the zoo.
23:20 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
A monkey scaped from the zoo
23:51 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
silly language can help them focus on the form without getting too caught up in meaning and have fun at the same time
24:25 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
hahahahaha cuuuuute ❤
24:43 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
very creative
24:55 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Da Vinci invented the TV but decided to throw it in the volcano Vesuviius!
24:57 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
This is cute!
24:59 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Great idea!
25:00 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
really nice
25:28 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Even personalization can take place in this activity if they choose themselves/teachers as characters
25:32 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
So nice!
25:39 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Mona Lisa was really a cute soccer Mom who used to get hit on at the soccer field!
25:43 – Session Leader 1 #5
Lovely!
25:50 – Stella Villavicencio [Buenos Aires] 1
perfect
25:57 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
ahahaha Graeme! 🙂
26:03 – Session Leader 1 #5
yes
26:03 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
😀
26:18 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
It was a dark and stormy night…
26:24 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
I’m laughing already.
26:28 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
me
26:30 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
🙂
26:45 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
me? the 2nd line?
26:46 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
🙂
26:56 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
again..> It was a dark and stormy night…
27:04 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
and Leonardo
27:17 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Leonardo da Vinci was walking in the park…
27:27 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
Leonardo da Vinci stole a magic carpet from a castle…
27:30 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
Leonardo DV caught the first available MC to the Castle
27:46 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
haha… but since they were on strike it took a while!
27:49 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
🙂
28:12 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
and the magic carpet took him to the arms of his mona lisa
28:17 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
(c) Braz-TESOL 2012
28:19 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
❤
28:20 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
🙂
28:20 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
hahah
28:21 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
🙂
28:34 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
🙂
28:36 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
really nice ideas, Barbara! Thanks so much!
30:55 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
lovely
31:05 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
kinesthetic learning plays an important part here. =)
31:15 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Adorable indeed! Kid will love it!
31:26 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
Welcome, Nadya!
32:01 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
for sure @Nina 🙂 and it could be kinesthetic if they manipulate/move the objects and words on a computer screen or iPad too 🙂
32:31 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
HI, Jane!
33:07 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
yes, Peggy, true! 🙂 My students need more of those activities… I guess. I’ll try it this next week!
33:08 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
very nice idea
33:26 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
I’m sure it will make a difference in your class, Nina!
33:29 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Nothing better than an achievable challenge for sense of accomplishment!
33:33 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
great idea! 🙂
33:45 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
always!
33:49 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
yep!
33:55 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
all over (lol)
33:59 – Session Leader 1 #5
I agree!
34:01 – Virginia [Jatai]
yes
34:06 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Me, myself and I… old story 🙂
34:15 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
what a coincidence, my favorite topic too 🙂
34:23 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
children are naturally egocentric, aren’t they? We can use this to our/their advantage!
34:58 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
I think it’s different with older children, though. Maybe they get too self-conscious to talk about themselves?
35:15 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
interesting term… recycling language 🙂
35:15 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
true Alan
35:22 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
actually… this is also about another person, not strictly their own preferences… so could avoid shyness.
35:30 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
If they have to talk about themselves they’ll always raise their hands to volunteer
35:32 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
Emerging discourse in English. Great.
35:42 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
but of course we’re talking about YLs here… 7-10
35:52 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
or even 6+
36:05 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
what a lovely pic!
36:07 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
The links are at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FWNIgJozWW1wt099x2GRxsdNxUZ4S6NUvnFZkHhp520/edit
36:27 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
all the references for Barbara’s presentation
36:27 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
We’ve reached 50 participants. Yeay
36:36 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
50? Excellent news!
36:41 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
thanks Carla!
36:42 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
thanks for that document @Carla 🙂
36:42 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
Wonderful! 🙂
37:04 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
I just counted, 50
37:05 – Virginia [Jatai]
amazing
37:07 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
Great presentation barbara, some good ideas to try next week
37:08 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
we have around 8 minutes for questions
37:12 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
What is your favourite activity?
37:16 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
How do you ask kids to group things into categories without using the L1?
37:25 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
great ideas – very true and very effective Barbara thanks for sharing
37:29 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
Looking forward to seeing many of you there!
37:42 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Great, Karen
37:49 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FWNIgJozWW1wt099x2GRxsdNxUZ4S6NUvnFZkHhp520/edit
37:51 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
very cute photo!
37:52 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
Gonna be a blast. I’ll be there ‘Breaking Rules”
38:14 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Thank you, Barbara!
38:15 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
thanks so much, Barbara… there were some questions above.
38:16 – Patricia Assis [Goiâia]
Thank you so much for your generosity.
38:17 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
Thank you so much, Barb! 🙂
38:19 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Thank you, Barb!
38:19 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
let’s open it
38:24 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
Thank you, Barbara! It was amazing! 🙂
38:24 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
Thanks Barbara. That was fantastic. Have a bunch of notes to take into my next class.
38:28 – Bob Sanderson [Osaka, Japan]
Nice job, Barb!
38:29 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
5 minutes for questions
38:31 – Session Leader 1 #5
Wonderful ideas Barb. Loved them all!
38:32 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
One Q was about grouping items.. in L1 or L2?
38:36 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
What is your favourite activity?
38:43 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
ok
38:45 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
great job! love it
38:46 – Cecilia Alvarez [Montevideo]
Great ideas Barbara, thanks!
38:49 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
Great ideas, Barb! Thanks!
39:00 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
sure..
39:01 – Virginia [Jatai]
Thanks!!
39:09 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
excellent presentation and great teaching suggestions! Thank you Barbara! 🙂
39:21 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Thanks for the nice ideas!
39:24 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
do you correct on the spot during these activities?
39:26 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
arigato gozaumasu
39:28 – Nadya Obraztsova [Bellevue]
Thank you, it’s funtastic!
39:32 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
gozaimasu
39:34 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
Sorry I just saw this now. 😦 Got in late. 😦
39:48 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Lucia… you can see the whole thing on the link above.
39:51 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
Would you use these activities with beginner adutls in japan Barbara?
40:01 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
There is much more coming up, Lucia!
40:02 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
Thanks, Graeme!
40:12 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
ok, thank you
40:13 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
yes… up next… Jenn from argentina!
40:19 – Kevin Stein @kevchanwow [Osaka, Japan]
@Supershaun I’ve used them with high school students.
40:21 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
Great to hear, Edmilson. Thanks.
40:22 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
Thank you Barbara!
40:23 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
but no over correciton hopefully
40:26 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Any plans to come to Brazil?
40:29 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
fantastic, Barb!
40:31 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
overt correction
40:31 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
great point! observation of the students and taking notes is such a valuable way to assess learning
40:34 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
Thanks!!!!
40:36 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
@barbsaka
40:38 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Wonderful PRACTICAL ideas, Barb. Thanks a zillion for sharing it with us. 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
40:44 – Effie P [ATHENS]
THANKS ALOT
40:45 – Cecilia Alvarez [Montevideo]
Thanks Barb!!
40:47 – Alexandra Chistyakova [Moscow] 1
THANK YOU!
40:53 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
goodnight Barbara
40:54 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
THANK YOU!
40:55 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
Thank you!!!! 🙂
40:56 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
thanks
40:57 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
Thany YOU arabara – great stuff
40:59 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
Thanks Barbara
41:01 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
Thank you so much! This were great activities and tips.
41:09 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
THank you very much for your nice ideas!
41:23 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
I use the same primciples for my adults and senior citizens 🙂
41:32 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
I agree Carla! These teaching strategies could work with adults too
41:32 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
Thank you for inviting me!
41:35 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
Hi everyone. Sorry for getting in late. I had technical problems. 🙂
41:41 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
54 PARTICIPANTS!
41:50 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
Glad you made it, Rose!
41:53 – Beatrice Alves [Bahia]
Hello everybody
41:55 – AidenY [Taiwan]
evening in Asia!
41:57 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
great, Carla!
42:03 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Congrats Edimilson and Graeme! 🙂
42:14 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
Tks Barbara, I missed your presentation.
42:37 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
There will be a recording 🙂
42:38 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Thanks, Roseli! 🙂
42:55 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
Welcome Jennifer 🙂
42:58 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Welcome, Jennifer! 🙂
43:08 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
hmm I like that topic!
43:11 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
QUITE RIGHT Carla
43:12 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Go go go Jen!!!!
43:13 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
Tks for the webinar. I’m happy to be here.
43:14 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
One of my favourite topics!
43:15 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
I have no idea what m=learning is
43:16 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
Welcome Jennifer
43:19 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Welcome Jeniffer!
43:25 – Cecilia Alvarez [Montevideo]
Welcome Jenn!!!
43:26 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
mobile learning
43:28 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
yes
43:28 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
yes
43:29 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
yes
43:29 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
yes
43:29 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
yes
43:29 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Hi Jennifer
43:30 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
yes
43:30 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
ok
43:30 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
y
43:30 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
yes
43:30 – AidenY [Taiwan]
yes
43:31 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
yes
43:31 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
yes
43:31 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
learning with any mobile device, Maria… not just mobile phones!
43:31 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
yes
43:32 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
yes
43:32 – Beatrice Alves [Bahia]
yes
43:34 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
yes
43:36 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
yep
43:53 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
got sound but no video
44:03 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
no video, Lucia
44:08 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
ok 🙂
44:11 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
yes
44:12 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
now, yes
44:13 – AidenY [Taiwan]
yes
44:13 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
I also presented on this about a week ago… very hot topic that teachers are highly interested in!
44:14 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
I can see. 🙂
44:14 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
beautiful!
44:15 – Malu Sciamarelli [Brazil] 1
🙂
44:15 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
great
44:15 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
yes
44:18 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
great to see you, Jen
44:30 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
video ok now 🙂 Hi Jennifer.
44:38 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
7 different places, wow!
44:39 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Roseli – Recife Brazil
44:50 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
oh, we have the same problem
44:50 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
so much that can be done without internet!!
44:53 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
m-learning reminds me of Graeme
45:01 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
hahaha… kind of, right, Nina?
45:22 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
The first time I learned more about it was with him, Graeme Hodgson.
45:32 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
BOTH
45:35 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
left
45:36 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
left
45:37 – Bob Sanderson [Osaka, Japan]
right
45:39 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
left
45:39 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
on the left
45:43 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
right
45:43 – Bob Sanderson [Osaka, Japan]
left
45:43 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
right
45:45 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
right
45:45 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
Right
45:45 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
right
45:46 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
right
45:46 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
right
45:46 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
L
45:48 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
rigth
45:48 – Nadya Obraztsova [Bellevue]
left
45:49 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
no way of knowing!
45:51 – Adriana Santos [Avaré- SP Brazil]
With the book…
45:54 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
reading?
45:55 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
I read books and use a phone!
45:59 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
not sure. I can’t choose.
46:01 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
me too
46:03 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
that’s great
46:06 – Nadya Obraztsova [Bellevue]
surprise
46:08 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
😉
46:24 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
I knew there was a catch
46:25 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
I thought that was a “trick” question 🙂
46:33 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
me too, Peggy
46:42 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
yes, Isabela
46:42 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
=)
46:46 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
too “obvious”
46:51 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
I can’t live without mine either
47:00 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
hahahahhahahahahahhahaha
47:02 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
hahaha
47:02 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
HAHAHAHAHAHA
47:04 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
Ha ha!
47:08 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
smart
47:08 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
hahaha
47:11 – Cecilia Alvarez [Montevideo]
lol!
47:16 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
lol
47:17 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
LOL 🙂
47:17 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
lol cute!
47:40 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Reminds me of you, Carla “It’s NOT about the tools….”
47:42 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
hilarious!
48:08 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
thats good!
48:11 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
great slide!
48:21 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
interesting.. more Blackberries than iphones!
48:50 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
students have those devices but many of them are surpised when we tell them we are going to use such devices in class
48:53 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
yes, mlearning is not about the device, but about mobility!
48:59 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
smart phone accesses webw
49:00 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
they frequently ask: really?
49:00 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
apps?
49:10 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
smart phones have the capacity to use the internet and use apps
49:35 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
my husband has a mobile phone, what I call a “cumb phone”.
49:47 – Elizabeth Anne [grenoble]
oops gonna have to catch up on the recording … thanks in advance Jen 🙂
49:48 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
wii, xbox, ps3!
49:51 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
I mean “dumb phone”
50:14 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Lol love the “dumb phone”
50:46 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Baby steps…
50:55 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
very nice
51:29 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
#fail is part of the learning process
51:36 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Yes Very wise
51:53 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
excellent message
52:10 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
Great BrenéBrown videos on fail and vulnerability that I think it is well applicable for teachers. 🙂
52:11 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
52:16 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
everywhere (lol)
52:33 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Thanks, Justine!
52:40 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Welcome, Nina!
52:50 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
you´e welcome!
52:56 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://learninglab.org
52:57 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
very important and useful!
53:01 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alfie-kohn/what-do-kids-really-learn_b_1936002.html?fb_action_ids=4905117784822&fb_action_types=og.likes&fb_source=aggregation&fb_aggregation_id=288381481237582
53:11 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
great links!
53:14 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Thank you, Carla; good morning to all! Sorry I am late; just woke up! 🙂
53:19 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
once my mind opened up, I can’t do otherwise. I feel a bit lost with my teaching though.
53:27 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Who is speaking at the moment, please?
53:30 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Jen has just started, Nina.
53:30 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
thanks for those, Justine
53:35 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Thanks
53:56 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
where do I get the links after the presentation?
54:14 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
I think the more we incorporate such tech elements in class the more we need to address the topic of digital literacy
54:14 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
I need to learn more about online safety, make parents calm with good arguments.
54:23 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
uuuuh! sneak preview! I like it!
54:41 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
it happens 🙂
54:44 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
recorders
54:44 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
teachers need to be digitally literate before tech is fully used in class
54:51 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
voice recorders?
54:52 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
tape rcorder
54:53 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
voice recorders
54:55 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
i pods
54:57 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
iPods
54:58 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
ohhh my walkman there…
54:58 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
ipods
55:01 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
the one that says walkman
55:04 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
sony
55:07 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
walkman!
55:10 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
me walkman
55:12 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
i shuffles
55:14 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Welcome, Miguel!
55:15 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
Walkman generation, for sure
55:30 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Isabela… not gramophone?
55:33 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
LOL
55:40 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
You´e welcome, Gilmar. I´e learned about BrenéBrown through this interview, which is great to watch as well: http://www.goodlifeproject.com/brene-brown-vulnerable/
55:41 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela]
Hi Carla!
55:46 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Graemophone!
55:49 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Mi Miguel!
55:52 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
hahahaha… Yes, i’m THAT old!
55:55 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I meant HI Miguel
55:56 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela]
Hey Nina:)
56:01 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
🙂
56:02 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Miguel… good to see you here!
56:05 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela]
LOL
56:14 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela]
Hi Graeme:)
56:18 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Not trying to be proprietary
56:20 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
doesn’t the iPod shuffle sound like a dance to you?
56:27 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
yes!
56:27 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela]
RLOL
56:29 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
yes
56:38 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://fakeiphonetext.com
56:42 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Good morning =)
56:44 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
saving everything here, Justine
56:50 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
GIIIIII ❤
57:02 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
🙂
57:08 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela]
oh oh Not listening
57:11 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela]
to Jen
57:22 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
HI, Jennifer. Woke up a bit too late this morning.
57:39 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Hi Ana Maria!!!! Pity I missed you on my last visit to uberlandia!
57:52 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
useful for us older folks 🙂
58:00 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
David Crystal gr8 db8
58:01 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
David Crystal says this is fine and not damaging to Students’ language learning at all!
58:01 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
easy for teachers to read–even upside down 🙂
58:13 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
love these cool messages
58:18 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
redE
58:30 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
But,Graeme, we met at Cultura? You might now have recognised me though. 🙂
58:31 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
read about that, Crystal rocks!
58:31 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
so true.
58:42 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
love trasnl8it
58:57 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
More “languages”, improving the brain, not making it dumber
58:59 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Hey, Giselle! Great to see you around.
59:35 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Excellent!
59:46 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Giiiiii! You made it! Gr8!
59:48 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
that’s the point!
1:00:02 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Hi, Carla, I am glad to be here
1:00:02 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
We are glad you came, Gi!
1:00:07 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Hi, Graeme =)
1:00:21 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
we are teaching in an era in which teachers no longer are the focus
1:00:33 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
students now have a voice
1:00:41 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
true Vinicius
1:00:48 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
She’s reading a story
1:00:54 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
maybe telling a story
1:01:00 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
a loud voice at times (lol)
1:01:01 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
taking attendance
1:01:07 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
calling the roll
1:01:23 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
love it!
1:01:26 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
nice!
1:01:28 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Class Dojo is awesome
1:01:32 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
class dojo is really neat
1:01:38 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
it works wonders with students
1:02:08 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
CUTE
1:02:14 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
they start noticing good behavior around them
1:02:16 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
I have heard middle school teachers say this works for their students too 🙂 ages 12-14
1:02:17 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
so many great ideas here today –
1:02:22 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
never used Dojo, seems useful
1:02:42 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
Great when a student can do this for the teacher. They love it.
1:02:47 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Ana, it is really interesting. And I even asked about it to our school psychologist
1:02:47 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
lots of print screens today
1:02:54 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
http://www.classdojo.com/
1:03:09 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
http://www.classdojo.com/about
1:03:28 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
active attendance
1:03:30 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
back now
1:03:45 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
best of all free tools
1:03:51 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
I was worried about the negative part for the students, but the school psychologist said it was Ok, because the students can make up for a negative mark and do well
1:03:56 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela] #2
back again…Not listening to Jennifer:/
1:04:13 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Miguel, try the audio wizard
1:04:15 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
Carla, I was wondering about that
1:04:24 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
tools>>>audio, miguel
1:04:35 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Yes, Ana, she said it was ok.
1:05:04 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
I like tools that are crossplatforms, in mobile devices and web-based
1:05:30 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
So nice! Love iClass Dojo
1:05:30 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I presume the teacher needs to have a mobile device for class dojo.
1:05:37 – Miguel Mendoza [Venezuela] #2
Yes…checked it out…Nothing-
1:05:40 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
yes, to be able to use it from our mobile, ipad or whatever device we’re using
1:05:43 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
This is great!
1:05:44 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
http://www.learningfactory.net is now incorporating this into our textbooks for teens!
1:05:45 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
no, class dojo is web-based too
1:05:51 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I don’t have a smart phone or iPad
1:05:59 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
no, nina. You can do it online. No need for mobile devices
1:06:00 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
Very Good, Graeme
1:06:01 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
I still need to learn more about the power of QR codes
1:06:03 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
OK
1:06:06 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Thanks
1:06:18 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://qrstuff.com
1:06:25 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
classtools.net
1:06:32 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
I know it!
1:06:35 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
qr codes are great for transmedia activities
1:06:46 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
there are wonderful treasure hunts you can do with sts
1:06:53 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
you can go from videos, to prind to audio in a flash
1:07:17 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
and listening dictations too, if you attach an audio to different QR cdes
1:07:29 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
yes, Giselle. The only thing is connection. Depending what you include, you need wifi or 3g to work.
1:07:57 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
true
1:08:09 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
You need a tool to create the qr codes and one to read them.
1:08:37 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
So one code per question, or one for several?
1:08:57 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
How do we know if their phones can do it? http://www.socialbrite.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/qrcode2.jpg
1:09:01 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
one per question
1:09:09 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
you need wifi access all around the school , right?
1:09:15 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
Thanks, Edmilson.
1:09:29 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
I know my phone does, but I don’t know many other mobiles…
1:09:30 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
You’re welcome, Lucia
1:09:38 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
story bird is wonderful
1:09:50 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
40 interesting ways to use qr codes in the classroom: https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=0AclS3lrlFkCIZGhuMnZjdjVfNzY1aHNkdzV4Y3I&hl=en_GB&authkey=COX05IsF
1:09:55 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
storybird
1:09:56 – Supershaun [Brasilia]
Thanks for the QR codes idea Jen. Really great
1:09:59 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://storybird.com
1:10:06 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
love it!
1:10:08 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
great use of QR code!
1:10:19 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Welcome, Wallace!
1:10:21 – Graeme Hodgson [Brasilia]
Hi Wallace! welcome!
1:10:23 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
I love Storybird!
1:10:25 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
I’m using that one right now with 9th graders, they work in pairs to collaborate in the story and they liked it a lot.
1:10:37 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Good morning, everyone!
1:11:16 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
to learn to be out of the picture is the challenge for all of us, I guess
1:11:23 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Hi Wallace
1:11:39 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
sure. Once the screen is ON, we’re OUT, ha, ha
1:11:47 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
@Carla-I was just looking at Tom Barrett’s document-40 interesting ways and it looks like something happened to it–only 9 slides right now
1:12:04 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
which one?
1:12:29 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
I created this storybird about tech types: http://storybird.com/books/qual-e-o-seu-tipo-tech/?token=rrx64t it is in Portuguese, but I still want to translate it to English
1:12:43 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Lovely, Jen
1:12:58 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
excellent ways of registering student’s work
1:13:04 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://voicethread.com
1:13:08 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
the Interesting Ways slides about using QR codes
1:13:11 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Voicethread is fantastic
1:13:15 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
voicethred is a great tool!
1:13:27 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
yay! Webheads! http://webheads.info
1:13:27 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
I use it! I learned form Ana Maria Menezes! 🙂
1:13:40 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
I just love voice thread!
1:13:42 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
the Voicethread app is really neat
1:13:52 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
and the web-based one, amazing
1:13:53 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
must try the app
1:14:01 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
I love VT so much. Used it in my research.
1:14:31 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
yes!!
1:14:39 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
isn’t it interesting?
1:14:40 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I’ve never warmed to VT, don’t know why. Maybe because I am also teaching reading, writing, grammar–hardly ever listening, speaking
1:14:41 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
great tips about Voicethread 🙂
1:14:49 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
cool idea for an e-book ;.)
1:14:56 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
VT provides powerful motivation for writing
1:15:06 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
never used much technology in class, I am still learning how to do that and most of teachers don’t believe in it in class.
1:15:10 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
linoit!
1:15:28 – Effie P [ATHENS]
I love using technology
1:15:31 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
can do booktalks with voicethread too–lots of reading but doesn’t all have to take place withint the tool
1:15:32 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Rose, we are here exactly to hel you move forward
1:15:46 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
Rose, it takes time, but don`t give up
1:15:54 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
Tks Carla, I am afraid to push it and get in trouble.
1:15:55 – Session Leader 1 #5
http://www.friv.com
1:15:57 – Effie P [ATHENS]
I use it with my online students. But as for the school i owrk for..doesn’t want it..
1:15:59 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Also use lino; It’s Great! Wallisher is also a similar tool!
1:16:12 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
wallwisher
1:16:15 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
and wallwisher has really improved
1:16:17 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
I will be more involved and appreciate the support
1:16:19 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
kids go crazy with tablets
1:16:34 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
linoit is crossplatform: mobile and web
1:16:37 – Isabela Villas Boas [Brasilia]
I’m going to have to go, Jenny, but I’ll watch the recording later. Sorry. Mommy time! Daughter taking ENEM needs to eat.
1:16:38 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
BrainPop!
1:16:51 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Animoto! :0)
1:16:59 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
By Isabela!
1:17:14 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://animoto.com
1:17:16 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Bye
1:17:20 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://quizlet.com
1:17:40 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
skitch is a great app to use with young learners
1:17:46 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://socrative.com
1:17:47 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
yes socrative is very interesting
1:17:48 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Fantastic Socrative
1:17:56 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
Love skitch, Giselle
1:17:59 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
My students love it
1:18:05 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
only heard of Socrative
1:18:23 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
yes. Socrative needs connection.
1:18:29 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
I had my 4 devices in class and I used the classroom computer myself
1:18:31 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
never heard of socrative
1:18:35 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
I use Pearl Tree….I have some great links….there are tons around…..http://www.pearltrees.com/#/N-s=1_5164063&N-reveal=5&N-fa=4923439&N-u=1_615142&N-p=44851754&N-f=1_5164063
1:18:39 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
In our school, we use offline apps.
1:18:50 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Thanks, Jens
1:18:52 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
have just learned it is crossplatform, right Carla?
1:19:09 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Great idea!
1:19:25 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Using it from home with Ss’s Wi-fi connectivity.
1:19:33 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
First time I hear about Socrative
1:19:47 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Give it a try, Roseli – awesome
1:19:53 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
and we need to know about the infrastructure.
1:19:59 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
is socrative available for android phones as well?
1:20:01 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Can you assume that 100% of your students have access to the technology and internet at home? If even one doesn’t have it that would be a problem for that student.
1:20:02 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://evernote.com
1:20:04 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Using it from home with Ss’ Wi-Fi connection.
1:20:15 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
❤ evernote
1:20:29 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
The more we know about these apps and tools the more we can choose what is really appropriate to our needs
1:20:37 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Agreed, Nina. In my classes, they have 100% access.
1:20:40 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
not all my students have computers or wifi at thier homes- those kids will fell left out
1:20:45 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
Love Shelly and hers ideas!
1:20:54 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
So many great tools!
1:21:01 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
teacher boot camp
1:21:04 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Her ideas are great, Viníius.
1:21:06 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://coolappsforschools.wikispaces.com
1:21:10 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I don’t think you can do it unless students ALL have access.
1:21:12 – Effie P [ATHENS]
All this is great but here in greek schools it cannot be used…:(
1:21:20 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
REboot camp
1:21:21 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
Really cool focus Jennifer – even for teachers without wifi available
1:21:39 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
create iphone fake conversations
1:21:41 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
translate txt
1:21:43 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
pretend you have an ipone and wrtie messages
1:21:48 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
text without devices
1:22:02 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
App
1:22:21 – Effie P [ATHENS]
of course we can pretend…
1:22:22 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
qr codes
1:22:26 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
QR codes
1:22:27 – Cecilia Alvarez [Montevideo]
QR codes
1:22:39 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
text messages
1:22:40 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
turn English into textspk
1:22:41 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
behavior management
1:22:52 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
text messages and it translates to text messaging codes
1:23:09 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
hey, Beyza!!! Welcome
1:23:14 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Hi Beyza
1:23:19 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
hi
1:23:24 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
great to be able to work offline as well
1:23:24 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
LOL
1:23:25 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
lol
1:23:26 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
hahaha! Caipirinha time!
1:23:28 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
LOL
1:23:28 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
kkkkkkkk
1:23:28 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
waves’
1:23:31 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
lovely sunday app!
1:23:31 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
yes
1:23:35 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
LOL this one sounds interesting
1:23:40 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
LOL
1:23:40 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Almost time for caipirinha!
1:23:41 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
Ohhhhh thats for me
1:23:43 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
SO neat!
1:23:45 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
love this!
1:23:46 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
:-))
1:23:47 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
hahahahaha
1:23:52 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
LOL never heard about it! 🙂
1:23:52 – AidenY [Taiwan]
love it!
1:23:55 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
if you tip the phone just right can you drink it?
1:24:04 – AidenY [Taiwan]
lol
1:24:25 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Different types of literacy are key for Ss and us.
1:24:26 – Effie P [ATHENS]
no
1:24:27 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
1:24:30 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
great!!
1:24:30 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
so true!
1:24:31 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Thank you!!
1:24:36 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
thank you, Jennifer!
1:24:37 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
thanks for the great tips, Jennifer. Beijos do Brasil pra você
1:24:37 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
nice to meet you Jennifer
1:24:38 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
A great way of collaborating…sharing..http://www.pearltrees.com/
1:24:38 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
thanks, jen, that was wonderful
1:24:39 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Thank you so much!
1:24:40 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
excellent presentation Jennifer! Thank you!!!
1:24:41 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
CLAP, CLAP JENNY!!!
1:24:41 – Virginia [Jatai]
Thank you!!! Great ideas…
1:24:42 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Thank you! Great ideas! 😉
1:24:45 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
Thank you Jennifer
1:24:45 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
tks Jennifer it was wonderful
1:24:45 – Victor Hugo [Lima, Peru]
Thanks, Jennifer
1:24:47 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
Thankyou very much. Lots to check out and try
1:24:47 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Thank you, Jen!
1:24:48 – Mariana Emma [Corodba]
thank you
1:24:48 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
that was great, thank you
1:24:49 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Great presentation indeed!
1:24:49 – David [Goiania]
thanks
1:24:50 – Karen Frazier Tsai [Seattle WA]
Thank you, Jennier!
1:24:51 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
Thanks!!
1:24:52 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
thank you jennifer!
1:24:53 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Amazing, Jen! Clap clap clap!!!
1:24:54 – M.Carolina Orgnero [Cordoba]
thanks! 🙂
1:24:56 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
great, Jen!
1:24:57 – Cecilia Alvarez [Montevideo]
Thanks Jen!!
1:24:57 – Beyza Yilmaz [ISTANBUL]
Thanks
1:25:01 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
great pres
1:25:02 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
clap clap clap
1:25:03 – Effie P [ATHENS]
Thanks..really interesting site and talk..
1:25:10 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
you have 4 mint
1:25:25 – Bob Sanderson [Osaka, Japan]
So many interesting looking websites to check out. Thank you!
1:25:27 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
is voicethread only for schools, or privte users?
1:25:27 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
if you have any questions for jen
1:25:44 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
ok, will download now
1:25:52 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
my question
1:26:02 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
if you could show us just one of the next 20 slides
1:26:03 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Lucia, VT you can create 3 for free
1:26:08 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
which one would it be>
1:26:13 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
true, Jen.
1:26:14 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
some of the tools have premium versions with additional features that you pay for but the free versions work fine
1:26:19 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://webheads.info
1:26:19 – AidenY [Taiwan]
yaaay! Webheads rule!
1:26:20 – Lucia Bodeman [Recife, Brazil ]
awesome, will do, Carla 🙂 thx
1:26:26 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
When you say “off line ” use you mean NO connection at all?
1:26:27 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
show us just one 🙂
1:26:39 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
So many links here, are they all collected somewhere, I may not be able to go back to this page and see them at a later date.Thanks
1:27:07 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
they will be available Maria at http://www.smore.com/27ca-practical-ideas-for-your-next-class
1:27:26 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
I’ll add them there, Maria.
1:27:34 – Maria Naito [Mito Japan]
Thanks very much
1:27:36 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
tks, I was wondering about the great links too.
1:27:56 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Carla introducing “Smore” – one more here (lol)
1:28:04 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Thank you – Great job!
1:28:15 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
so many great tools to support literacy 🙂
1:29:31 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
Jennifer, the Cambridge apps that you were talking about, are they different apps? I´e typed ¨ambridge apps¨on the app store and got a bunch of stuff.
1:29:43 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
Welcome Valeria
1:29:48 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Welcome Valéia!!!
1:29:53 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Yay, Valéia!
1:29:57 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
hmm interesting topic!
1:29:59 – Session Leader 1 #5
Justine that is the link. You´e got several tools.
1:30:00 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Welcome, Valéia! 🙂 🙂 🙂
1:30:04 – AidenY [Taiwan]
oi- my interest really 🙂
1:30:06 – Session Leader 1 #5
Welcome Valeria 🙂
1:30:14 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
ah.. thanks
1:30:15 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Welcome Valéia! 🙂
1:30:17 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
and like Jennifer said, we have to use creativity to find solutions, either with wifi or no wifi, many ipads or just 1 ipad, various smartphones or only one, there’s always a way to work with technology and our sts
1:30:21 – AidenY [Taiwan]
yes
1:30:22 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
yes
1:30:24 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
yes
1:30:25 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
yeap
1:30:26 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
yeah
1:30:26 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
ok
1:30:26 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Welcome Valéia
1:30:27 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
yep
1:30:28 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
I can hear you and a phone
1:30:29 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
yes
1:30:30 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
yes
1:30:34 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
yep
1:30:34 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
me too
1:30:34 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
little soft –that’s much better now 🙂
1:30:34 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
and your phone!
1:30:34 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
yes we can hear you =)
1:30:41 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Yes!
1:30:42 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Hi Valéia ❤
1:30:47 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
Hi Valéia!
1:30:48 – AidenY [Taiwan]
🙂
1:30:50 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
bye kitten
1:30:50 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
just deleted it, Valeria
1:30:51 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
magical kitten
1:30:55 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Godd to meet you again! 😉
1:31:00 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
oops no audio
1:31:01 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
oops, voice gone
1:31:03 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
tell them you are in an International Conference
1:31:04 – AidenY [Taiwan]
lost her
1:31:04 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
gone
1:31:04 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
no sound
1:31:08 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
vocie gone 😦
1:31:09 – Effie P [ATHENS]
😦
1:31:10 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
yeah, no sound
1:31:11 – Miguel [Venezuela] 1
🙂
1:31:11 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
oops…valeria. no audio
1:31:11 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
no sound for me
1:31:12 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
no sound here either
1:31:12 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
voice
1:31:20 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
oooopppps voice fails 😦
1:31:20 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
NO SOUND!
1:31:21 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
ok
1:31:23 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Sound’s gone!
1:31:25 – Jens Olsen [Denmark]
ok
1:31:26 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
ok
1:31:29 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
right
1:31:30 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
ok
1:31:31 – Verôica Pláido [Brasíia]
ok
1:31:48 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Valéia, your voice is gone!
1:32:08 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
maybe her connection failed for a minute
1:32:20 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
where ru?
1:32:28 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
she’s not on.
1:32:33 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Just a secont guys
1:32:41 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
she’ll be right back-she’s trying to make a connection
1:33:07 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
yes
1:33:12 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
ok, no prob
1:33:18 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
ok. We’re here
1:33:21 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
no problem
1:33:22 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
grab a cup of coffee
1:33:30 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Hey Vania
1:33:32 – Virginia [Jatai]
hi Edmilson…
1:33:34 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
🙂
1:33:42 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
yep
1:33:44 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Hi, Virginia!
1:33:54 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
hi virginia
1:34:02 – Virginia [Jatai]
I have heard good things about you from my boss Vvisne
1:34:06 – Virginia [Jatai]
Viviane
1:34:17 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
really?
1:34:28 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
she’s a very sweat person!
1:34:34 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
sweet
1:34:37 – Virginia [Jatai]
yeah, what´ the anme of your school
1:34:37 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
🙂
1:34:37 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
ok
1:34:40 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
ok
1:34:46 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Ok
1:34:49 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
ok
1:34:55 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Indeed it’s worth waiting!
1:34:57 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
meanwhile we can start networking
1:35:02 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
Carla, where shall we get the recording?
1:35:05 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Let’s all be patient, OK?
1:35:12 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
I`m adding lots of people here to my twitter account
1:35:13 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
great suggestion @Vinicius 🙂
1:35:19 – Virginia [Jatai]
it´ BA, right…
1:35:20 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
she is back
1:35:21 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
share your twitter ID here 🙂
1:35:22 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
sure, we know this can happen.
1:35:22 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
she is back!
1:35:23 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
@viniciuslemos
1:35:25 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
yes
1:35:26 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
hello
1:35:26 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
yes!
1:35:27 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Yes!
1:35:28 – AidenY [Taiwan]
yes
1:35:28 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
perfect!
1:35:28 – Victor Hugo [Lima, Peru]
I’ll watch the recording version. Thanks for the invitations. Congrats to presenters and organizers!
1:35:29 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
yes
1:35:30 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Yes I can
1:35:30 – Session Leader 1 #5
@jenverschoor
1:35:31 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
Hello! 🙂
1:35:32 – Virginia [Jatai]
OK
1:35:32 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
yeahhh, she’s back!
1:35:33 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
no problem
1:35:34 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
@feedtheteacher
1:35:34 – Ana Maria Menezes [Uberlandia]
yeah, so, as I got here late, hi to Mácia, Edmilson, Patricia
1:35:35 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
ok
1:35:36 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
@pgeorge
1:35:39 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
🙂
1:35:40 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
glad to have you here
1:35:43 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Welcome back
1:35:55 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
she is back
1:36:08 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
never
1:36:10 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
I`ve never used them in class =(
1:36:12 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Once
1:36:22 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
children
1:36:23 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
teenagers
1:36:23 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
different levels
1:36:24 – AidenY [Taiwan]
a specific group
1:36:26 – Effie P [ATHENS]
both
1:36:27 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Me!I’ve used more with young adults and adults
1:36:27 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
she’s back!
1:36:28 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Adults
1:36:30 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
different levels
1:36:30 – AidenY [Taiwan]
college students
1:36:31 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
I use it with teens & adults at college
1:36:31 – Arjana Blazic [Zagreb, Croatia]
high school
1:36:35 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
variety
1:36:36 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
teachers 🙂
1:36:37 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
teen
1:36:40 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
There are good presentations on K12 online on just this topic, language learning thru art
1:36:41 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Different levels
1:36:51 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
art with teens and children
1:36:52 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
with postgradiuate courses, too
1:37:28 – David [Goiania]
if you consider song lyrics to be poetry we use poetry more than we realise
1:37:41 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
good point David
1:37:45 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Of course they are poetry! But sometimes not very good poetry…
1:37:47 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
sure! for me lyrics are poetry, too!
1:38:26 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
well, this happens with authentic material. You have to select mat.
1:38:31 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Certainly.
1:38:42 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Agreed , Stella!
1:38:43 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Someone said don’t choose something you really love because students will ruin it for you haha
1:38:50 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
I use chats with jazz sometimes
1:40:13 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
suitability is essential!
1:40:38 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
maybe a good point about using art in class is that it allows several interpretations ,not only one type of answer
1:40:56 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Yes, the same is true of literature. There is no one right answer.
1:41:33 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Reading aloud allows us to work on pronunciation, stress, and intonation
1:41:37 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
this makes it trully communicative!
1:41:40 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
love the kind of language play that comes through poetry–don’t have to use complete sentences 🙂
1:42:32 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
engaging emotions makes learning much more memorable and long-lasting!
1:43:03 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
I can really see students enjoying this!
1:43:10 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
There is a theorist who strongly made me believe in the power of performance (of both students and teachers) when dealing with poetry, his name is Paul Zumthor
1:43:14 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Yes, like appreciating jokes (beginners usually don’t)
1:43:16 – Miguel [Venezuela] 1
Jeremy Harmer gave a nice example on using poetry for drilling exercises. (Drilling equals repetition equals practice?)
1:43:19 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Inspiring
1:43:30 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
inspiring
1:43:45 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
same thoughts, Wallace
1:43:54 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
:0)
1:44:15 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Great!
1:44:19 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
thanks!
1:44:21 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
thank you!
1:44:22 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Thanks a lot, Valéia!
1:44:25 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
tks Valéia. 🙂
1:44:28 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
that’s great
1:44:28 – Effie P [ATHENS]
:0 thanks
1:44:29 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
Great!
1:44:35 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
LOvely! 🙂
1:44:51 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
yes, imperative pace…
1:45:25 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
lots of food for thought in that poem!!!
1:45:28 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
fantastic!
1:45:43 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
lol
1:45:44 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Lovely!
1:45:54 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
true
1:45:55 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
Nice!
1:46:01 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
and they can relate to it immediately
1:46:02 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
sts can create more parts for these poemes
1:46:02 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
could substitute lots of roles into that poem 🙂
1:46:04 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
nice for teens and adults
1:46:15 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
That’s right, Viníius!
1:46:19 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
it touches them emotionally.
1:46:21 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Good idea!
1:46:25 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
how they feel.
1:46:30 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
Wallace =)
1:46:37 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I hope the teacher doesn’t actually say “shut up!”
1:46:57 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
unfortunately, Nina, some do…
1:47:03 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
reminds me of a song : The mom’s song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nem0bkErGVY
1:47:05 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I guess that could be a teaching moment.
1:47:07 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
Nina a lot of teachers do.
1:47:11 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
me too Nina–but we know teachers are often trying to quiet the students
1:47:13 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Shame on them
1:47:24 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
really shame on them…
1:47:36 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
I stop the class if someone is not following it and wait.
1:48:17 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
beautiful
1:48:17 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
oh, neat
1:48:17 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I really like the ending
1:48:31 – AidenY [Taiwan]
good poem- thanks for sharing
1:48:32 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
lol
1:48:35 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Beautiful!
1:48:41 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
We can also weave this to mLearning, what do you say, Viníius?
1:48:53 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
So cute!
1:48:54 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
And it shows how we prefer to ask over telling (at least when we are being polite)
1:48:55 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
nice!
1:49:37 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Valeria, what age group(s) do you work with?
1:49:42 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
nice
1:50:13 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Valeria trains teachers nowadays, Nina, all over Brazil.
1:50:15 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
I love MICHAEL ROSEN!!
1:50:44 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
:0)
1:50:49 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Thx Carla
1:50:58 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
never had the opportunity to see poems in this way, this sound nice.
1:51:04 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
naughty cat I like
1:51:10 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Yes, good point: teachers need to like the poem
1:51:26 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Enthusiasm permeates the entire reading and lesson
1:51:32 – Virginia [Jatai]
yeah
1:51:58 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
It’s the same with Jazz Chants (Carolyn Graham)–if the teacher is not totally on board, the students won’t be either.
1:52:04 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
clever!
1:52:19 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Many ideas are popping in my brain now!
1:52:48 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
And punctuation as well.
1:53:42 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
Indeed, Wallace.
1:53:43 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
learning about many new children’s poets! awesome!
1:53:57 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
cute
1:54:01 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Valeria is all about young learners, Peggy!
1:54:04 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
🙂
1:54:23 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
She sure is, Carla.
1:54:30 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
:0)
1:54:35 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
Nice ideas.
1:54:40 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Lovely… if we feel they are getting inspired, in the end can we lead them into creative writing?
1:54:41 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
I couldn’t agree more with you, Carla.
1:55:05 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
there is a great online tool that simulates refrigerator magnets– http://www.piclits.com Create poetry with images using drag and drop or free writing.
1:55:06 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
yes, Nina. that would be great.
1:55:06 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
We should have sessions like these on a weekly basis.
1:55:22 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
group creative writing
1:55:30 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
Wallace , definitely!
1:55:36 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
neat
1:55:38 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
definitely going to try this 🙂
1:55:44 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
They enrich our lessons so much.
1:55:48 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
yea
1:56:09 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
they do, Wallace –
1:56:11 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
I’ll use it with my teens, “forever beginners” at school, ha, ha
1:56:21 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
As they say “sharing is caring”
1:56:23 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
we will notice if they are motivated because they start producing orally their bits of sentences, sounds…
1:56:39 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Yes, it coould be creative writing asking Ss to write poems form ONe word for ex, starting with the first letter of the worrd and so on. Ex Write a poem starting with each letter of the word ELEPHANT. I tried it and it worked very well!
1:56:44 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
that’s right
1:56:54 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
http://poetryarchive.org/poetryarchive/home.do
1:56:55 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Creative writing it is!
1:57:24 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
ramshackle
1:57:25 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
treehouse
1:57:27 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
creepy
1:57:28 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
crumling
1:57:31 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
cottage
1:57:32 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
antique
1:57:34 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
crumbling
1:57:36 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
dilapitated
1:57:36 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
rustic
1:57:36 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
grandma
1:57:40 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
antique
1:57:41 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
traditional
1:57:42 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
eggs
1:57:45 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
pottery
1:57:47 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
poverty
1:57:50 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
misterious
1:57:56 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
oldway
1:58:10 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
creepy
1:58:51 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
interesting activity to do with images like that is to zoom in on a single part of the photo and you see things very differently–makes you much more observant
1:59:22 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
LOVELY IDEAS! Cool, peggy!
1:59:37 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
crooked lines? twisted lines?
1:59:40 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
straight
1:59:45 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
straight
1:59:50 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
parallel
1:59:51 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
straight
1:59:51 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
right
1:59:52 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
clean
1:59:52 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
symetrical
1:59:52 – Alan Miesch [Numazu, Japan]
flat
1:59:53 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
telephone
1:59:57 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
virtical
1:59:58 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
invisible lines 🙂
2:00:02 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
I’ve been trying to use more visual material to stimulate language use and I did that with musicclips
2:00:08 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
🙂
2:00:15 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Me too 🙂
2:00:17 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
straight
2:00:41 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
great technique!!
2:00:49 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
cool!
2:00:52 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
Nice!
2:01:00 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
🙂 🙂
2:01:13 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
I need to read more poems. Nice!
2:01:19 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
cool
2:01:19 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
wonderful collocations work
2:01:37 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
bravo!
2:01:39 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
i’ll use it with my college students!
2:01:40 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Eye-opening!
2:01:42 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
fantastic idea
2:01:45 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
Do lyrics count as poetry? Someone mentioned that earlier.
2:01:49 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
love the idea of “thin walls of faith”
2:02:12 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
the end is really powerful
2:02:24 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
awesome, isn’t it Carla?
2:02:27 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I like the idea of squeezing a living space…. I had imagined “created” but that’s prosaic
2:03:46 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
Literature with a small “l” by John McRae>>>he says lyrics IS litearture & much more. I RECOMMEND THIS book, though not very new
2:03:47 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
yes yes yes I COULDN’T AGREE MORE.
2:04:04 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Yes! And nowadays our SS are much more aware about pintings and artists than before. Schools teach arts nowadays.
2:04:05 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
New is not always better.
2:04:19 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
I totally agree , Valéia!
2:04:21 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
ha, ha. You’re right Nina.
2:04:29 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
🙂
2:04:33 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
:0)
2:04:35 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Just watched an amazing video in the k12 conference about art
2:04:40 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
I have to go. tks for the great webinar. I’ll watch later the recording.
2:04:47 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
link yo video?
2:05:02 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Can you share this video Carla?
2:05:05 – Miguel [Venezuela] 1
“Bringing art to the classroom”…Love that Valeria
2:05:08 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
What is the title, Peggy? Changing Mud into art…something like this
2:05:19 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
It’s surely part of NEW LITERACIES (also connected to previous 2 webinars)
2:05:22 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
I love arts, I painted and drew for quite few years. I am so interested in this.
2:05:35 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Aboslutely agree!
2:05:37 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
How I can bring my passion for arts into the classroom. 🙂
2:05:38 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
it makes art available, plausible and palpable.
2:05:46 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Peggy might get us the link. Amazing activities an art teacher has been doing with art and tech
2:06:13 – Rose Bard [SC – Brazil]
Bye you all. 🙂
2:06:18 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
sugar
2:06:20 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
bye
2:06:21 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Makes me even hungrier :0)
2:06:23 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
bye, Rose. thanks for being here
2:07:10 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
realia would be quite fun, a bit messy but fun
2:07:46 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
one second-I’ll get it 🙂
2:07:52 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
peanut butter and jam sandwiches in class?!
2:08:35 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Thanks, Peggy! Every educator should watch this video to be inspired
2:08:36 – Effie P [ATHENS]
connection problems
2:08:49 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
wow what a imae
2:08:59 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
I love the spaghetti pic
2:09:04 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
me 2
2:09:20 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Interesting
2:09:39 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
Links to all of the K12 Online Conference recordings are here: http://k12onlineconference.org/?page_id=1091
2:10:01 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
You can’t miss that, guys! tons of inspiring presentations!
2:10:13 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
Teaching Art in a Technology Rich Environment: http://k12onlineconference.org/?p=1094
2:10:18 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Thanks, Peggy! Peggy is one of the organizers of the k12 conference
2:10:36 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
it starts in 45 min, plenty of time to clear the room 🙂
2:10:53 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Uau! Great idea! Lovely!
2:10:56 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
How Technology Helped me Paint with Mud http://k12onlineconference.org/?p=1105
2:11:03 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
great idea to link with the previous slides!!
2:11:17 – Marcia Lima [Goiania, Brazil]
Thanks, Peggy! 🙂
2:11:20 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
Yes, Peggy, that’s it!
2:11:27 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
everybody should watch it
2:11:40 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
storytelling
2:11:42 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
I agree!
2:11:50 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Great! Creative writing!
2:12:01 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
Let’s watch together
2:12:09 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
we can work with his collages as inspiration too
2:12:13 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
great for storytelling
2:12:18 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
I ilke the idea of story telling
2:12:25 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
In a writer’s workshop, this would work perfectly!
2:12:27 – AidenY [Taiwan]
voicethread
2:12:31 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://voxopop.com
2:12:33 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
yes!!
2:12:38 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
and http://voicethread.com
2:12:52 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
2:13:24 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
I have been looking for such idea
2:14:22 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
What form do they bring the paintings in? (Do they take photos of paintings at home?)
2:14:33 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
true, Valeria.
2:15:06 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
a pity…
2:15:21 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
I second that, Carla!
2:15:27 – AidenY [Taiwan]
🙂
2:16:04 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
http://poetryarchive.org/childrensarchive/home.do
2:16:22 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Lol, love it =)
2:16:28 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
=)
2:16:31 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
lol
2:16:34 – AidenY [Taiwan]
lol
2:16:35 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
LOL
2:16:36 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
hahahahaha
2:16:36 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Great!!!
2:16:39 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Beautiful!
2:16:40 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
fantastic!
2:16:40 – David [Goiania]
great
2:16:42 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
thank you Valéia
2:16:42 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Thank you!!!
2:16:43 – Effie P [ATHENS]
thanks alot
2:16:43 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
Fabulous!
2:16:44 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
THANK YOU VALERIA!
2:16:44 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Thank you!
2:16:44 – Miguel [Venezuela] 1
Great valeria!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2:16:44 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
Thank you
2:16:44 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
Very nice!
2:16:45 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
LOL
2:16:46 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
ANOTHER BIG CLAP, CPAL!!!!!!!!!!!!
2:16:46 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
Thanks
2:16:48 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
lovely
2:16:48 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Yay! Clap, clap
2:16:49 – Cecilia Alvarez [Montevideo]
Thanks!!!
2:16:50 – Mila Navarro [Goiania]
thank you
2:16:50 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
fantastic! so motivating!!! 🙂
2:16:52 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Fantastic
2:16:52 – Effie P [ATHENS]
interesting
2:16:55 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
thanks 🙂
2:16:56 – Session Leader 1 #5
Lovely and thank you very much!!!
2:16:56 – GiselleSantos [Rio de Janeiro]
Thabk you!
2:16:59 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Creative ideas, thank you
2:16:59 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
terrific teaching ideas!!!
2:17:00 – Nadya Obraztsova [Bellevue]
very inspiring
2:17:01 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Thank you all for being here! Special thanks to our wonderful presenters and vance.
2:17:05 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Lovely session
2:17:06 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
I enjoyed the choice of examples
2:17:06 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Extremely inspiring!
2:17:13 – Vinicius Lemos [Brasilia]
thanks!!
2:17:16 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
thanks for wonderful idea and love
2:17:18 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Great session!
2:17:31 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Look forward to using this ideas in my classroom!
2:17:36 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
What an inspiring way to end a Sunday morning!
2:17:38 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
THese*
2:17:43 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Clap clap clap!!!
2:17:47 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Wonderful ideas to generate memorable lessons!
2:18:00 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
I’m looking forward to using these ideas in my classroom, Valéia. Thank you so much!
2:18:26 – AidenY [Taiwan]
‘don’t ask me!’ – I think I should learn to say that to my students 🙂
2:18:28 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
sorry
2:18:32 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
Carla, you said the sessin was to be recorded. Where can it be found?
2:18:33 – Effie P [ATHENS]
Wow…enjoyed every bit of it. Really interesting and useful
2:18:35 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
I was kicked out!
2:18:38 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
now back
2:18:43 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
many teachers say “ask 3 before me” 🙂
2:18:55 – AidenY [Taiwan]
lol Peggy
2:18:58 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
i love brazil
2:19:03 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
And marcia Lima and Edmilson
2:19:09 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
Thanks for inviting the world to join you 🙂
2:19:17 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
🙂
2:19:20 – AidenY [Taiwan]
well done! I enjoyed all the sessions 🙂
2:19:35 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
http://www.smore.com/27ca-practical-ideas-for-your-next-class
2:19:41 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
so happy I could participate in these sessions! every one of them was outstanding!!! looking forward to exploring the links once they are posted!!!
2:19:44 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
Just THANKS for this Webinar! Nice ideas.
2:19:58 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Thanks for making this dream possible, Vance!
2:19:59 – Session Leader 1 #5
Thank you for this amazing conference. I was thrilled to be part of it and giving a presentation. Jennifer
2:20:02 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Great 🙂 Thank you very much!
2:20:05 – AidenY [Taiwan]
bed time for me!
2:20:10 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Thank you so much for such a unique event! I have profited I lot from it! Looking forward to the next one.
2:20:11 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Thank you, Carla and all. Great job, as always.
2:20:17 – Beyza Yilmaz [ISTANBUL]
Thank you 🙂
2:20:17 – Effie P [ATHENS]
me back to correcting…:)
2:20:18 – Emi Rowan [Osaka]
good night
2:20:18 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
I’m finally waking up 🙂 started at 5:00am in Phoenix and it’s not 7:20am
2:20:18 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Thanks a zillion, Barbara, Jennifer & Valéia
2:20:20 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
🙂 🙂 🙂
2:20:27 – Marcia Lima [Brazil]
Thanks all for being here!
2:20:27 – AidenY [Taiwan]
ok
2:20:30 – Edmilson Chagas [Goiania, Brazil]
Thank you, Carla!
2:20:30 – AidenY [Taiwan]
bye guys
2:20:32 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Thank you!
2:20:32 – Nina Ridd [Brasilia]
Have you all a great lunch/evening/dream =)
2:20:34 – Session Leader 1 #5
Thank you for joining us today 🙂
2:20:34 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Thank you!
2:20:34 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
now 7:20am…. fingers aren’t awake yet I guess
2:20:39 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
Have a great day!
2:20:40 – Marisa Constantinides [Athens – Greece]
bye everyone and thank you for some great presentations
2:20:42 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
🙂
2:20:44 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
thank you Carla and all of the presenters!
2:20:44 – Gilmar Mattos [Franca-SP-Brazil]
Bye all – see you guys around @GilMattos
2:20:44 – Mariana Emma [Corodba]
Bye
2:20:44 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Thanks to the presenters, Carla, and Vance
2:20:54 – Miguel [Venezuela] 1
Bye everyone…great session!
2:20:56 – Nina Liakos [near Washington DC]
Breakfast time here, Have a good day/night!
2:21:02 – Session Leader 1 #5
Thank you webheads :-))
2:21:04 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Sound is gone! THanks you very much1 My pleasure to be hre with you guys!
2:21:10 – Justine Arena [Brasilia]
lost you, Carla
2:21:18 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
I mean THank you 🙂
2:21:23 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
lunchtime!
2:21:23 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
and huge thanks to Vance for making all of this possible and communicating about it!!! really looking forward to the next session about the K12 Online Conference–about 35 minutes
2:21:39 – Vâia Rodrigues [Brasíia] #2
no sound
2:21:40 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
Sound dropped
2:21:41 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
come back to this same room in about 30 minutes 🙂 we’d love to have you!
2:21:45 – Wallace Barboza [Gama – DF, Brazil]
No sound at all
2:21:47 – Barbara Sakamoto [Japan]
could you type the information?
2:21:47 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
Sound is gone Carla! Talk again about a session or something you started to say …
2:21:50 – Vance Stevens [Abu Dhabi]
yeah for me too
2:22:00 – Carla Arena [Brasilia]
yes, another great session!
2:22:06 – Marcia Lima [Goiania, Brazil]
We’ll be here, Peggy!
2:22:08 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
http://learning2gether.pbworks.com/w/page/32206114/volunteersneeded#2Learning2getherfromtheK12OnlineConference
2:22:17 – Roseli Serra [Recife]
When? WE couldn’t hear you!
2:22:17 – Stella Maris Saubidet [Longchamps. Argentins]
could you type, pls? the sound goes on & off
2:22:18 – Peggy George [Phoenix AZ]
thank you!!! 🙂
2:22:25 – viviane maciel [AB Language School]
Viviane Maciel Jatai awesome!!
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