The Language Classroom in a Connected World

from Podding Downunder Hosted by Michael Coghlan

This is a recording of a keynote address at the Third PacCALL Conference in Nanjing, China, on November 18th, entitled The Language Classroom in a Connected World. It is about one hour long and covers: • The conference theme of Local v Global • Notions of online presence • The Personal Publishing Phenomenon • Social Software/eLearning 2.0 • Connectivism • Applying all the above in a language classroom. The slides are available for viewing and download at http://users.chariot.net.au/~michaelc/pd/PacCALL.htm

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