Welcome!

CREDIT REQUIREMENTS

active participation, working on classroom tasks
80% attendance

Projects: (submission deadline May 12, 2019)
1. A personal website (includes: a personal profile, HotPot index with basic info (topic, age, level) and links to all HP exercises, links to all school projects and tasks)
2. Hot Potatoes project (matching, multiple choice, gapfill, min. 10 questions each)
3. Survey project (see below) - links to the questionnaire and the final presentation (Prezi or another interactive format)
4. All class-based projects - your hoax image, audio etc.

TIP: ALWAYS BRING
- a pen drive
- headphones


L1 HOMEWORK
1.  Prepare texts you will publish in your website, e.g. personal profile, hobbies etc. (see the Credit Requirements for details). Save the texts in .txt file (poznamkovy blok).
2. Define the question(s) to be answered by your survey. Prepare the questionnaire draft and bring it next week as a  HARDCOPY.

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The key question: How can you use ICT in teaching English? 

Task 1
Read the following article: https://www.myenglishpages.com/blog/ict-tools-and-english-language-teaching/
Note down any terms you have never encountered, and tools you have never used. Make a personal plan - choose which of the unknown tools you will try out during the lesson.
TIP: Always note your plans down - writing supports logical thinking, reasoning, timing, and enables final check.

Task 2
Reflect your personal experience and preferences. Make a list of three activities using ICT which you regularly use to support your studies. use PEN AND PAPER! You need not sign the sheet.
When finished, pass the paper on. Read the lists written by the other students and compare.

Task 3
Watch the video HERE.
Who made it? How? For what purpose?
What do you think of the video? Summarise your opinions in the comment to this blog entry.

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Task 4 - optional
What is Kahoot?
https://kahoot.com
Register, and try out! work in groups, test your tests.

Task 5
For publishing and sharing anything, you need a space you can edit freely. Let's create a private website!

Create a folder named PCSkills on your pen drive.
Create the index.html file in NVU. Save it into the PCSkills folder.
Write a short introductory text into the file index.html. You will improve it later.

[WYSIWYG editors for Mac]

Experiment with formatting, colours, consider the role of images and graphics...

• Insert a link to the KAJ Dept. page.
• Insert a picture you took (avoid copyright problems!).
• Create an Avatar HERE and add the link into your index.html.

Create a free account at webzdarma.cz. Design a catchy name for your domain.
Upload your index.html and the image to your site in webzdarma.

Bask in glory, admiring your first hand-made web page!

Experiment with formatting, colours, consider the role of images and graphics. Check the links below for ideas:

Inspiration:

http://www.colorpicker.com/

http://www.jakpsatweb.cz/

http://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Simple-Webpage-Using-Notepad

Psychologie barev
ColorSchemes
Colors for web - Theory 
WebcolorsWiki

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Internet Survival Guide
        

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Survey - project details

• Consider a topic which you could use for your bachelor thesis; discuss the choice of topic with yout tutor
• Set a hypothesis or a research question
• You will need at least 60 respondents of the chosen target group to get reliable data
• Prepare the questionnaire and pilot it – do the respondents understand the questions properly? Discuss the questionnaire witht he tutor before using it
• Consider the way of processing the data in advance and modify the questionnaire design accordingly
• Consider possible correlations among various questions
• Disseminate the questionnaire, collect data and analyse them, answer the pre-set questions
• Write the final report, illustrate the findings with charts and graphs

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TOPICS:

13.02.2019 CR, basic Internet skills, web safety, ICT in ELT, Survey design; Creating a website
20.02.2019 Creating a website - continued; Avatar; online ELT resources
27.02.2019 HotPot
06.03.2019 Images + hoaxes
13.03.2019 Audio + Podcast
20.03.2019 IT reliability, trolling, fake news
27.03.2019 Survey Project online - pilot, progress, data collection, hypotheses and questions
03.04.2019 Word for university students
10.04.2019 Excel + basic statistics - processing survey data
17.04.2019 Developing the webpage, finalising projects
24.04.2019 HotPot advanced - feedback
01.05.2019 HOLIDAY
08.05.2019 HOLIDAY
15.05.2019 credit week