I direct the Multimedia Language Center at the University of Connecticut.
I am interested in blended learning,constructivism,student empowerment,language learning,intercultural competencies.
I use Diigo because I can easily collect, organize, and share web-based resources with anyone, from anywhere at any time on any internet-enabled platform. I especially value the ability to annotate resources and to make those annotations private, public or viewable only to select groups and/or friends.
Member since Jun 11, 2007, follows 36 people, 14 public groups, 3961 public bookmarks (4097 total).
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- Talkabout Primary MFL - A network for anyone teaching languages in Primary about 6 hours ago
- Students are not the enemy part 2 « Generation YES Blog about 6 hours ago
- Constructivism in practice – making lectures work « Generation YES Blog about 6 hours ago
- A proposed student social media protest campaign for NYSCATE » Moving at the Speed of Creativity about 7 hours ago
- ClozeLine | Actualidades: Blogueando Para Aprender about 10 hours ago
- NYSCATE - The Enemy Within - Stop Students from Bypassing Your Web Filters about 10 hours ago
- Classroom 2.0 LIVE! about 10 hours ago
- The Power of a Mobile Phone - America.gov about 10 hours ago
- Human Rights Group Embraces Social Media via “The Hub” about 10 hours ago
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Young Leaders of Grass-Roots Movements Meet in Mexico City about 13 hours ago
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Technology now facilitates civic involvement throughout the world, said the State Department’s Jared Cohen. In an essay for the Web site Huffington Post.com, Cohen reflected on the lessons of the AYM conference and concluded that “this new ability to connect [online] is leveling the playing field and breaking down previous age, gender, socioeconomic and circumstantial barriers to who can emerge as a leader, activist or grassroots agent for change.”
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BeyondwebctFall08
8 members, 423 items
Graduate students from the department of Modern & Classical Languages at the University of Connecticut share their resources and insights on social networking tools for education. This is where we can share resources for our course blog and wiki work.
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educators
1219 members, 5704 items
Educators sharing bookmarks and best practice. We have a set of standard tags to help us share things that you may use in addition to your tags. (You may subscribe to these tags via RSS feed by subject area, which makes it very useful.)
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Glastonbury Language Program
2 members, 553 items
Collaborative resource exchange for members of the Glastonbury, CT Language Program
Barbara Lindsey follows 36 people
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