GOOGLE RECIPES

Daniel Beck

TO EXTEND THE CLASSROOM

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Daniel Becka.k.a. “GTB”

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Toyo Gakuen University, Chiba

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Kanda Institute of Foreign Languages

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Brown, H. D. (2007). Teaching by principles – third edition. White Plains:

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TEACHING BY PRINCIPLESBROWN (2007, CH. 4)

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PRINCIPLE CATEGORIES

•Cognitive Principles

•Socioaffective Principles

•Linguistic Principles

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6 COGNITIVE PRINCIPLES

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AUTOMATICITY

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MEANINGFUL LEARNING

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ANTICIPATION OF REWARD

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INTRINSIC MOTIVATION

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STRATEGIC INVESTMENT

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AUTONOMY

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3 SOCIOAFFECTIVE PRINCIPLES

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LANGUAGE EGO

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WILLINGNESS TO COMMUNICATE

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LANGUAGE-CULTURE CONNECTION

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LINGUISTIC PRINCIPLES

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NATIVE LANGUAGE EFFECT

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INTERLANGUAGE

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COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE

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PRINCIPLES OF CALLBROWN (2007, CH. 12)

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BENEFITS OF CALLBROWN (2007, CH. 12)

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BENEFITS OF CALL

• opportunity to notice

• multimodal

• immediate, personalized feedback

• individualization

• self-pacing

• private space for mistakes

• distance feedback

• convenient for written practice

• collaboration

• variety of resources

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• Google

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1. Why make a Google recipe when many solutions exist for

each need?

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2. What advantage(s) do you think using a Google software

recipe might have overother excellent, but

independent services?

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✓ one login ID

✓ one password

✓ integration

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• gmail

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3. What advantages does Gmail have over other email clients?

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• First name + dot + last name

• Password

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✓ professional

✓ integration (coming)

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• google docs

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4. What advantage(s) do you think Google has over using

desktop office software?

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✓ free

✓ cloud

✓ integration

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BLOGS

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ADVANTAGES OF BLOGS

•Reflective

• Interactive (comments)

•Semi-permanent

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USES OF BLOGS

• class information management

• class assignment management

• best practices gallery

• online readings

• resources

• links

• photos

• discussion topics

• journals

• portfolio

• feedback

• showcase

• collaboration

Richardson, W. (2009). Blogs, wikis, podcasts, and other powerful web tools for classrooms. Thousand Oaks: Corwin Press

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Blogger.com78

5. What advantage(s) does Blogger have over other

blogging platforms?

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✓ one login ID

✓ one password

✓ integration

✓ simple to use

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RSS

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RSS READERS

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• Google reader

reader

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6. What advantage(s) does Google Reader have over

other RSS platforms?

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✓ one login ID

✓ one password

✓ integration

✓ simple to use

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PHOTO SHARING

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• Google reader

calendar

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• Google reader

Wave

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MICROBLOGGING

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• Google reader

Buzz

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• Twitter

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#hashtags

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SOCIAL BOOKMARKING

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social bookmarking |ˈsō sh əl • ˈboŏkˌmärk ɪŋ|noun

1 a method for Internet users to store, organize, search, and manage bookmarks of web pages on the Internet with the help of metadata.

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FOLKSONOMY

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diigo.com104

VIDEO SHARING

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YouTube.com106

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– Mason & Rennie (2008)

It is the powerful ideas behind the tools and

services that have so much potential for education

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