MTI12+Google+Docs+Links

Please __add your links and descriptions of your Google Document for MTI12 session:__ Bev Roet MYI12- Here is the link to my Google Doc- [] I have been using this in paper form to welcome new students and help them feel part of the class for a while. Now that it is in google doc form, they can help me build and edit the activity with their own ideas. The activity is simple enough that students new to the computer won't have to struggle with grammar and can focus on typing the ansers.

Beverly Roet MTI12- : This is the link to my Google Doc [] This is a great site for ESOL students in that it is easy to understand and manipulate. There are no distracting ads. The site is very straight forward. The vocabulary section is especially useful for ESOL students in that the quizzes are a relaxing and independant way to use contextual knowlege to choose answers. The abiltiy to self check and learn about mistakes at the end of the quizz, gives a student confidence in an independant learning experiece.

Beverly Roet MTI12 - From the web directory I chose a site from the Teacher's Domain. [] It is called English Languish Arts-Reading and Viewing. It's an intersting site filled with videos accompanied by transcripts with many topics of interest to choose from. Anyone working with ESOL students would be greatful to be albel to offer so many interesting listening scripts for students to practice comprehension skills on..

Marianne Doyle MTI12 - Here is the link to my Google Doc [] I pla n to use this to collaborate with my assistant on our Brochure planning sheet that we create each semester to prepare our course catalog. We could share it with teachers also.

Marianne Doyle MTI12 - I like the Owl Purdue Writing Lab resource, []. I used it during graduate school and feel it would be useful for any adult student to have online access to a writer's reference. I also liked this website: [] because you could narrow the focus to grade levels.

Ryan Adams MTI12 This is a Google doc titled //Weekly Google Tool Survey.// It contains a link to a Google form that I used for one of my technology classes. The students were to watch videos of people using Google tools in innovative ways, choose one tool to try, and complete the survey. Please follow the link to the form. Most of the videos were hosted on Google Demo Slam. They're quite fun to watch. Here's the link if you'd like to check it out: [] []