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    • #329852
      Jessica Fan
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      Reflective Questions:
      1. What activities work especially well online? What is the interaction dynamic?
      2. What are things you can do better, teaching online, than in the classroom?
      3. Where can you get more training and support for your online teaching – do you have enough?
      4. What will be the presence of technology next time you’re in a physical classroom?

    • #330690
      Janice C.
      Keymaster

      Any other suggestions on alternatives & supplementary resources, please feel free to share here!

    • #331473
      Janice C.
      Keymaster

      Here are the follow-up notes from our live session:

      Joe Dale’s youtube channel
      https://www.youtube.com/user/joedale100

      #MFLTwitterati Podcast: #mfltwitterati + keyword
      ♧ keyword can be padlet, blooket, etc. to allow you to see what other people tweeted about a certain online tool, connect with them and ask questions around exactly how to use them

    • #331475
      Janice C.
      Keymaster

      Don’t forget to help us to complete our survey =D

      Training and Digital Resources for English Language Teachers:
      BOOST Erasmus+ Project Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/erasmusboost

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