A Web2.0 Bilingual Approach After trying hard to create an online portfolio – until I realized that I had only read half of Michele Martin’s last post – I finally understood what we were meant to do for our first web2.0wednesday Then, having gathered some inspiration from the awesome contributions of my fellow bloggers Carla [...]

Reading with Discipline I’m very happy with the great news: Web2.0Wednesdays is about to start! To me it’s like coming back home again, like the return to real life, like gathering again with loved persons. I’m ashamed of not coping so well with the total freedom “regime” we have been on the last two weeks, [...]

Father Stan Came to Town Every year – for more than 13 years now – a Franciscan friar from South Bronx, New York, keeps coming to Portugal, to visit and preach a retreat to his youth group – “Jovens de S. Francisco”. Father Stan is a musician, he composes all sort of different kinds of [...]

Webilus, Understanding the Web trough Visual Metaphors As Michele Martin says in “If you behave like a disease…“: “…using metaphors to think about concepts is one of the more powerful ways for me to both learn and to get creative.” I would add to that the surprising power of visual metaphors to show, simultaneously, a [...]

A lesson with Hubble Today we were going to visit our blogs during lesson time, but our net connection failed; as I had a new brand lesson prepared in my pen, students weren’t disappointed. I must remember that it is not enough to prepare a lesson in our wiki or in one of our blogs [...]

Experiments On My Own As nobody is looking now, I’ll profit to do some trials here: let us see… It worked! I’ll try a few ones more: It looks fine too! I’ll go on…