Create an audior tour of e.g. university or city
Treasure hunt - students follow tour and use digital camera to collect photographs of the 'treasure' they find
Keep an audio diary
Create a speech/accent archive
Monday, 23 June 2008
Tuesday, 6 March 2007
Podcasting links
This site has British council podcasts on how to use ICT in the classroom e.g. interactive whiteboards, podcasts etc: http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/download/radio/innovations/innovations.shtml
'The Bob and Rob Show' site provides pod casts with EFL lesson ideas and suggested tasks: http://englishcaster.com/bobrob/
'The Bob and Rob Show' site provides pod casts with EFL lesson ideas and suggested tasks: http://englishcaster.com/bobrob/
Thursday, 11 January 2007
Easy as shelling peas in a pod
Certainly not a technologically daunting experience, anyway.
Podcasting for LC technophobes
STEP 1
Peter hands you a mysterious looking black box.
STEP 2
Scuttle down to the interpreting booths for top quality sound-proof recording.
STEP 3
Record a conversation or monologue by pressing REC on the mysterious black box.
STEP 4
Hand the black box back to Peter.
Thereafter, Peter obviously does some wondrous link work to the PC (yet to be mastered by these fair hands) and before you know it, you're casting for all & sundry.
Podcasting for LC technophobes
STEP 1
Peter hands you a mysterious looking black box.
STEP 2
Scuttle down to the interpreting booths for top quality sound-proof recording.
STEP 3
Record a conversation or monologue by pressing REC on the mysterious black box.
STEP 4
Hand the black box back to Peter.
Thereafter, Peter obviously does some wondrous link work to the PC (yet to be mastered by these fair hands) and before you know it, you're casting for all & sundry.