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We are all students.
We are all course members.
There are facilitators and course members.  (It's hard to call a 45-year-old executive who has major responsibilities a "student."  He's a "course member.")

There are "seminar participants."
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See Steve's paper about
"Putting Classroom Videos on CDs" for the TESOL TAMPA conference May 2001
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www.nova.edu/~alford
Interesting books for teachers and students plus hidden history! 
www.
whatdoyaknow.com
Funny Poem for Pronunciation
Thanks to MTB in Brazil
Click here and visit my Fort Lauderdale Book and describe the pictures
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www.wildperuadventures.com
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www.oocities.org/africanandtribalarts/index.html
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www.treeswaterpeople.org

www.treesftf.org

www.gaiglobal.org

A Photobook of Fort Lauderdale (11" x 14" or 275mm x 357mm) with Captions on the Web


www.randi.org

www.oocities.org/creatingthefuture/
resumefischler.html

www.gaiglobal.org

When is the next launch of the Space Shuttle?  www.oocities.org/talkstudents/shuttle.html

www.wildperuadventures.com

Get a university education by reading lectures by Prof. Steven E. Alford at Nova University www.nova.edu/~alford

www.punchbuggykids.com

Barefoot Cafe at Gateway Theater, Sunrise Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale.  www.oocities.org/browardtourbook/barefoot.html Home of the Barefoot Mailman Site of Appreciation


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How to Choose a Language School
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A Free Web Page in 30 Minutes (short version $10)

You Can Have A Free Web Site In Less Than An Hour (The Full Version $25)
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Learn about Culture Shock (Singapore
)
Lessons for Learning to Make Web pages

HOW TO make a web page
using www.oocities.org

photoorder--  a lesson for students to develop fluency in language use.

See examples of compositions using the photos from PHOTO ORDER
Welcome to "Photo Order"
Title:  "Developing Fluency with Geocities.com"

This lesson plan was created in February 2002 by
Steve McCrea  talkinternational@yahoo.com

The tasks here are...
1. To copy the photos that appear below onto your comptuer

2.  To create a web page using the oocities.com program

3.  To place the photos on the web page

4.  To create captions for the photos.

Length of Lesson:  40 minutes             

KEY WORDS:  pagemaking, web site, language art, composition, computers, fluency

GOALS/OBJECTIVES
a) Fluency in use of oocities.com
You will become comfortable with making web pages

b) Confidence in using web page software
You can post your own photos on the web

c) Responsible use of the Web
You need to read the rules for posting photos and web sites (materials that are not in good taste can be removed by Yahoo, since that company is the the host of the web page.

d) Practice in writing compositions

Students who have difficulty moving from topic to topic in a composition will benefit from this exercise.

TECHNOLOGY TOOLS:  Ideally, one computer for every 3 students.  The teacher needs a diskette to transfer the photos from the photoorder web page to the student computers
if there is no access to the Internet.


INSTRUCTIONS
Homework (preparation for the lesson):  read the Instruction sheet the night before.

Divide the students into teams of 2 or 3 students.

Start the lesson by going to www.oocities.org/teachers2teachers/photoorder.html.
If you do not have access to the internet for your class, you can down load this page onto a diskette and then you can put the resulting web pages on your class computers.

Tell the students to copy the photos that appear on the PHOTO ORDER web page. (this page, below)

Ask the students
to connect to the internet and create a web page using the oocities.com program  (If your students do not have internet access, then the teams of students can create their web page on paper)

Ask the students
to place the photos on the web page

Ask the students
to create captions for the photos.  Ask older students (grades 6 to 12) to connect the captions in a narrative or to write a composition dealing with as many of the photos as they can.

Examples of the FINAL PHOTO ORDER page   Click
HERE

Get instructions for using GEOCITIES.COM

You can Extend the lesson by doing the following:
a)  get more photos from the PICTURES icon on the oocities.com editing web page.
b)  upload your photos

Use the photos below to create a story or a composition

You can use any 5 of the photos or you can try to use all of the photos.
The photos with the words "Corbis.com" were obtained from the Geocities.com web site.  The corbis.com logo should not be covered.  The photos can be used, but credit must be given for the use of those phtoos.  The other photos were taken by Steve mcCrea and are available for use in educational situations.  Good luck in creating fun projects.


The photos with "corbis.com"
must continue to show the web site
of this provider of photos.  It is a
form of advertising in exchnage for
free use of the photos.
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