Using videos in the classroom is a sure way to get students' attention. I found three videos and I posted the links in my blogroll. My favorite is the music video that teaches students how to conjugate Spanish -ar verbs in the present tense to a Justin Timberlake song. It would be a great video to show after teaching the new grammar point to help reinforce what was just learned.
The video about searching on Google is a great resource for students when they are assigned a project or need to do some research using the Internet. It has a lot of useful information about narrowing down your search or how to focus your search to certain websites. Many students are unaware of these features.
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Nik Peachey's videos are always so useful, but I would check about using Pamela in Skype. I don't have time to check right now, but I think that the recording aspect may have changed. You may want to check that out.
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Heather,
ReplyDeleteoops! Please disregard my last comment. It was meant as a reply to another student's post.
All of the videos you chose look useful. Personally, I would have preferred Billy the Bufanda with only Spanish text and not both Spanish and English, but having the English may work for some students.
Dr. Burgos