Adverbs of frequency
Adverbs of frequency, an interactive worksheet by Patri_ma
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MASTERTICS This is the blog for the ITC subject in your Master. The idea is that this is a model for your own blog, where you will upload all your work. It is not difficult and it can even be fun!
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Mastertics Planning 2021
- TICS en ESO
- PicLit
- Voicethread
- Tar Heel Reader
- Create a Webpage
- Hotpotatoes/Learning apps
- Google Slides
- Webquest
- ESLvideo
- Creación de Materials y publicación en issuu
- Google Forms
- Youtube
- Kahoot
UPDATES ON TASK 2
UPDATES ON TASK 2
Dear students,
This is what was written in the task guide when the course started last month:
For some reason I cannot understand, they have changed the site, and now you can only share your work if use the old version. That is why you should start on the old site. There is a link to it in the top right corner of the page.
To share your PicLit on your blog, you have to click on Blog or share it and then copy the embed code and paste it in a new post of your blog, in the HTML tab.
The Home address: http://www.piclits.com/compose_dragdrop.aspx
Specific hints for teachers: http://www.piclits.com/educators.aspx
Please note that the link they provide is not working (?), so you should add one below, as I have done:
They have changed it, there is no possibility of going to Visit Old Site., so you cannot embed your work in your blog. It is possible, besides, that some of you have lost their work, so I would like to apologise for it. Websites change, but it is not common that they don’t allow you to retrieve your work before deleting it, so I think there must be a mistake. Or maybe Zuckerberg’s interests have something to do with it: you can post your PicLits on Facebook and Instagram.
The site is working, though, and I think it is useful because students
of the lower levels seem to like it a lot: they do something creative in
English with a computer and they can show it (or email it) to their family and
friends.Teenagers like to share their work.
So, if you have done a Pic.Lit and you have lost it, please accept my apologies and just say so, and I will consider it done; or maybe, as it is a very easy task and it might be useful in the future, you can just try and create a new one. I have adapted the Task Guide to the new interface.
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