Last but definitely not least I would like to say something about the Ixperiun experience. I started the day being very excited about what was going to happen. A few times before I had passed the Ixperium and I always wondered what would you could do there. I would have liked to try multiple apps, and maybe write a few ideas down on how to use the app in class. This way the morning would have been very versatile and by that also more enjoyable for me.

This workshop was a very helpful to me. I was assigned to the EdVid group. We learned about how to incorporate videos into your lessons. Apps like iMovie, moviemaker, etc. There were a lot of useful tools I have gathered to use in my future lesson. I really benefitted from this workshop. A fool with a tool is still a fool.

Today I sent my lesson plans to my stage partner. Last week I put some videos of him up on YouTube so he could show his teachers. He sent me a message to say thank you. I am on Tumblr, a blogging platform that I quite frankly prefer to WordPress. On Tumblr people discuss all manner of things, and the language they use when .

Technology enhanced language learning blog by Nicky Schoonenberg. Most of us have tried this before, using Google translate to do homework for a foreign language class. For me, this happened once for an assignment for German, due the next day. Nothing to tell but TELL itself. A couple of days ago, our TELL course too.