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Created by William J. Allen (Arkansas State University) on October 18, 2007

I happened onto a quite wonderful blog on tech and teaching. Learning Technology Teacher Development Blog for ELT.

The blogger, Nik Peachy, describes himself as "...a freelance learning technology consultant, trainer and content designer. At present I'm developing a Business English course for Second Life. I also work on a number of websites aimed at EL teachers for British Council and IATEFL."

The blog often points to new tools that are promising additions to a teacher's arsenal of digital tools. I established a test phone web site that is well designed for the cell screen. Another tool is a clever way of annotating photographs. Peachy adds video demonstrations on use of many of the tools.

Visit. Bookmark--better yet, socially bookmark.

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		Exellent Blog Created by William J. Allen (Arkansas State University) on October 18, 2007 I happened onto a quite wonderful blog on tech and teaching. Learning Technology Teacher Development Blog for ELT. The blogger, Nik Peachy, describes himself as "...a freelance learning technology consultant, trainer and content designer. At present I'm developing a Business English course for Second Life. I also work on a number of websites aimed at EL teachers for British Council and IATEFL." The blog often points to new tools that are promising additions to a teacher's arsenal of digital tools. I established a test phone web site that is well designed for the cell screen. Another tool is a clever way of annotating photographs. Peachy adds video demonstrations on use of many of the tools. Visit. Bookmark--better yet, socially bookmark. Blog (WebLog) \| Teaching and Learning \| Tools William's blog Login or register to post comments 1275 reads
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