Having just read Ana Maria Menezes' excellent blog post where she highlights a new site called BombayTV, I decided to try it out immediately, as it looked like such a lot of fun. Here is the result below. Thank you very much, Ana Maria for inspiring me!!
I believe students would love creating new subtitles for these short scenes either in pairs or small groups. This would certainly be a different way of exploiting dialogues in class.
My EVO (Electronic Village Online) Images4Education course starts on Monday and I am raring to go!! I will be charting my progress as the course develops and hopefully I will recount my experiences here on my blog.
Thank you for dropping by. I had great fun and it took seconds to create. I read about it via the LifeFeast blog, which is always full of fab tips and tools.
@ popps
My pleasure. Am so glad you like the olive oil! Hope the Torrone was there as well.
Thanks for commenting here. I'd love to know how you get on with using this tool with your advanced students. Please let me know:)I have a feeling they will love it!
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Thanks for the heads-up - I was looking for something like this last month. Excellent!
I agree, looks like fun, will try that out!
ps opened the olive oil tonight, drizzled it on bread - yum.
AND a christmas card - thank you.
@ Sputnik
Thank you for dropping by. I had great fun and it took seconds to create. I read about it via the LifeFeast blog, which is always full of fab tips and tools.
@ popps
My pleasure. Am so glad you like the olive oil! Hope the Torrone was there as well.
The idea certainly has possibilities. I will have to test it out with some advanced students.
Thanks for the tip!
Hi Eric
Thanks for commenting here. I'd love to know how you get on with using this tool with your advanced students. Please let me know:)I have a feeling they will love it!
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