As I said before, I really enjoyed this blog reading task partly because I love doing homework 🙂 and it allows me to discover more.  If you like, make a cup of fresh coffee and do some extensive reading. I’ll start with Murphy’s Law for EFL teachers from Natasa’s blog. Natasa Bozic Grojic writes how…
The blog competition ended and most of my friends have been voted for the top ranks.Here you can see the results.I’m so much honoured to be on the same list with these great bloggers, who continuously inspire, motivate, collaborateand support. I’m learning loads of things from them. I want to congratulate all of them. Actually…
 image  http://www.flickr.com/photos/chitran365/4290748046/ I’ve been experiencing wonderful things recently. First, my friend Janet Bianchini tagged my blog as a blog which is worth reading. It was fabulous. I was thrilled. When I started blogging in September, I wasn’t sure what to write. However, when days passed and when I realised my posts were being read,…
Part of the series From my PLN Before I joined Twitter I never gave presentations or write-ups. I was rarely interviewed for newspapers, TV or radio. Twitter has magically brought change to my life. It all started with Shelly’s tweet about glogster, a fantastic tool for creating posters. I immediately signed up and opened accounts…
 At Istek-elt and IATEFL 2010 everybody stressed how twitter helps us share, create and collaborate. We all write about the importance of our PLNs on our blogs. I want to share what I learned from twitter last week. In many posts I wrote how I use or used animoto. I love this tool very…
http://cdn-img1.imagechef.com/ic/flowers/images/flower17.swf ImageChef.com Flower Text  Last two weeks were very fruitful. I had the chance to read great blog posts and thanks to twitter and PLN I learned a lot. I had prepared my power point presentation for the ISTEK conference before I read Janet Bianchini and Shelly Terrell’s blogs. After reading their posts and Jeremy…
As long as you derive inner help and comfort from anything, keep it. Mahatma Gandhi I’ve been thinking about commenting or retweeting since I read the post Karenne Sylvester wrote. I had been reading blogs before I started blogging but I never left a comment. It was most probably I was a stranger, not a member of…
I wasn’t a technology enthusiast. I wasn’t even on FB. I just wanted to blog for my classes. While doing it, I started my journey in the cyber world. I didn’t know anything about twitter nor PLNs. I learned twitter is a wonderful arena for sharing links, knowledge and starting collaborations. I met wonderful educators who…
This year was different. Now I feel much better. I know I’m a good teacher. (that’s what my husband calls me) However, I thought I was stuck somewhere trying to motivate myself. I was thinking I was tired. (may be needed a break) I was thinking I needed praise. (my students often wrote thank you notes…
