Assessment for Learning in MFL

Llandudno 2nd December 2009
Cardiff 3rd December 2009

Links to articles/documents used in Assessment for Learning in MFL CPD course.
http://www.ittmfl.org.uk/modules/teaching/1e/er.htm - excellent article about AfL in MFL by Paul Black and Jane Jones
http://www.assessment-reform-group.org/ - includes the booklet Assessment for Learning: 10 principles
http://www.sunderlandschools.org/mfl-sunderland/mflnetwork.htm - work from the MFL Sunderland network, including AfL checklist and TL questions (French)
http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/mfle/aboutmodernlanguages/assessmentisforlearning/Introduction.asp - Scotland’s MFLE, a wealth of excellent material and ideas, including this section on AfL

Motivating the iPod generation, Treforest, 21st April 2009

Hi Everyone,

By the end of today, you will have set up your own blog and added fun things to it...

Blogging and podcasting course, Felinfach 25th March 2009

Hi Everyone,
We hope by the end of the course today, you will be able to use your own blog to communicate with your pupils and display their work.

As promised, here's how to embed a Voki or a podcast on your blog.

Once you've created your voki at www.voki.com, save it and select 'My Voki'. Then select the voki you want to use, and choose 'blogger' from the 'embed in' section. Then copy the code and go to your blog. Select 'customise' and 'layout' then choose 'add a gadget'. Select HTML/Java script and paste the code into the contents. Save this and your voki will appear on your blog. One tip - if you're putting it at the side, choose a small voki when getting your code.

For your podcast, select 'love this podcast? add it to your blog or MySpace' then choose your colour scheme, uncheck the auto and repeat options and copy the code. Then foloow the same procedure to embed it on the blog as you did for your voki.

That's all there is to it!

Happy blogging!
Kristina