This podcast was recorded at the TESL Canada 2012 Conference shortly after the official launch of Tutela.ca, Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s national repository for settlement language training. The podcast features Pascal St-Jean, one of the site administrators and core developers. Pascal provides a brief history of Tutela, an overview of what the site offers, strategies being used to build an online community and how being community-driven will impact the site’s future. Click on the picture to listen to the podcast.
Portal Support Pages
Our portal Support page is available to anyone requiring assistance with their blended courses. Many of the resources are based on our mentoring experience with LearnIT2teach participants. An example of this is the WebQuest page. It helps instructors decide on the best possible ways to construct these project based learning activities for their blended teaching purposes. Our Support page is growing along with the LearnIT2teach community and its needs. The Support Page leads to an FAQ, Administrator, Instructor, Student, Trainee and Start up sections. To access the Support page click on the Support link in the menu above.
Revised WebQuest support link
For the participants of yesterday’s workshop, click here to view the current WebQuest resources. Thank you for your participation and feedback. We are looking forward to seeing your finished WebQuests.
Make LearnIT2teach a part of your P.L.N. in 2013
A P.L.N. or a personal learning network is an informal network of resources and people that a learner interacts with in a sharing fashion where knowledge is transferred. In a PLN, a person makes a connection with another person or resource with the specific intent that some type of learning will occur because of that connection.
LearnIT2teach offers 10 ways to connect to our resources:
Workshops in Toronto’s this weekend
We are starting the new year off with a few face-to-face workshops this weekend. Our team is offering the hands on workshops LearnIT2teach Stage 1 instructor training and “how to” Create a WebQuest for your OSLT/ ELT class.
Date: Saturday January 12, 2013
Time: Stage One – 09:30-11:00 , WebQuest 11:30-13:00
Location: 252 Bloor St. West
Seasons Greetings from LearnIT2teach.ca
We hope that everyone has a restful, safe and peaceful break. We look forward to continuing working with the LINC community in 2013.
Happy Third Birthday to us!
Three years of LINC blended learning
Rob McBride
The LearnIT2teach Project is a year older on January 1, 2013. This is a good opportunity to review what has been accomplished in our efforts to provide web-based courseware to Ontario LINC and ESL learners, and train teachers to use the courseware in blended learning. read more
The December LINC digital news is out!
The LINC Digital News provides professional teachers/instructors of English in Ontario with updates on the development of LINC courseware and updates, tips and secrets of using educational technology to teach language blended with technology.
Featured in this edition: Project News, Web News, Blogs Jobs, Professional Development and E-Resource Corner items.
Editing a course? Download and use our Stage 3 manual.
If you are editing a course in the edlinc.ca system or even a Moodle course on another server, our Stage 3 manual can be very useful as a quick how to resource for over sixty practical tasks with courseware. Examples are how to manipulate groups of students, hiding and showing activities on a course, adding specialized block functionality, how to set up a calendar or even how to add a SCORM object into your courses. Click the Moodle logo to download the PDF version.
LINC Administrator – order your manual today
If you are a service provider of LINC in Ontario, Canada and wish to have a paper copy of the LearnIT2teach Administrator’s Manual, kindly email us at [email protected].