John Allan
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Introduction to Moodle Hand Out Now on our Portal
Our successful workshop at TESL Ontario, Intro to Moodle for Editing Teachers, hand out is now available for your consideration in our portal Support area. You may download this by clicking on the logo or by navigating to Support>Instructor Trainee>Stage 3>Intro to Moodle
WebQuest Handout Now Available on our Portal
The WebQuest hand out is now available for your consideration and use on our portal. Download this PDF document from SUPPORT>Teacher Help>WebQuest
“How To” Hot Potatoes Handout now on LearnIT2teach portal
The Hot Potatoes hands on session hand out can be downloaded from SUPPORT>Teacher Help>Hot Potatoes.
Edulinc returns!
This site has been created to provide more open access to the LearnIT2teach LINC courseware using Moodle 2.2, the latest version of our learning management system. The LearnIT2teach.ca team invites you to create your own user account, enroll yourself in a course and use the courseware. Edulinc.ca is enabled for mobile learning. Click here for …
Administrator’s Manual now available as a PDF document!
The complete a Administrator’s Manual is now available at our portal under the SUPPORT>ADMINISTRATORS menu items. This manual contains guidance features for LINC managers who wish to use blended learning at their centres. Topics include: An Orientation to CALL, Learning Management Systems, the LearnIT2teach Project, LINC Courseware, Professional Development Options, Technology Standards, Considerations for Implementation, …
Create a WebQuest today! At TESL Ontario
11:00AM-12:40PM FCG Create A Webquest For Your OSLT/ ELT Class (Tech lab) This session explains what webquests are, how they can benefit language learning and where to access WebQuests and related resources online. Using a template, participants will be guided through the steps to make a customized webquest. This workshop is open to all, especially anyone interested in …
Stage One This morning at 9 a.m.
If you are in Toronto, this is the first of four stages for Ontario LINC instructors interested in the CIC-funded LearnIT2teach Project. This session explains important e-learning concepts and guides participants through a hands-on exploration of the LINC courseware. Participants can use the courseware at edlinc.ca after completing Stages 1 and 2.9:00AM-10:40AM FAF LearnIT2teach Stage …
What’s New In LearnIT2teach: Project Update at 1 p.m. today!
Today, at TESL Ontario, our team will update the settlement community about the progress that we have made over the past year. Jim Edgar, Rob McBride and Matthias Sturm discuss additions to the CIC-funded LearnIT2teach Project, which commenced in January 2010. New additions include a reference manual for LINC administrators, online speaking activities, LINC 2 …
Today at 3 p.m., Introduction to Moodle – great for editing teachers
Today we are offering a to give instructors a head start to editing using the Moodle learning Management System or LMS. 3:00PM-4:40PM TSH An Introduction to Course Editing in Moodle (Tech lab) John Allan, Jim Edgar, and Nancy Van Dorp – LearnIT2teach This session introduces course authoring in Moodle, a popular learning management system. Participants …
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Completing Stage 3 or Stage 4 of the LearnIT2Teach teacher training has been recognized by TESL Ontario as a Post TESL Certificate Training Accreditation Course. Upon successful completion of one of the stages, TESL Ontario members are encouraged to apply to the organization for the accreditation. However, if a teacher completed Stage 3 prior to July 2014, she or he is not eligible as the training stage has been modified to meet TESL Ontario PTCT criteria.
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Learn English at Home with LINC Home Study
Do you want to learn English but can’t attend classroom courses? If you qualify, LINC Home Study offers English language training at a distance for free. You can choose to study online or using a book and CD. A TESL-certified instructor will contact you once a week for a lesson by phone or VoIP, monitor your progress and provide you with ongoing feedback and support.
Ontario: www.linchomestudy.ca
Canada: www.linchsnational.ca
CLIC en ligne
« CLIC en ligne » is a FREE program that helps you as a newcomer to Canada improve your French language skills at your own pace. You are not alone, a trainer personalizes your learning, you exchange with other learners. All you need is a computer and internet access www.clicenligne.ca