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Room 312, Aurora Campus
Developed for the Waubonsee College Literacy Department tutors.
Current Time: Aurora, IL
Hotlist for Tutors
Hotlists for Students
AELC
Room 312, Aurora Campus
AELC HOURS
Monday through Thursday:
9 AM to 2 PM and 6:15 PM to 9:15 PM
Friday and Saturday:
9AM to Noon
Welcome!
Welcome to the new AELC TUTOR TOOLS BLOG. TheBlog will share with Waubonsee's AELE volunteers new ideas, websites that are specific to the field, and available resources. Bookmark http://wccaelc.blogspot.com to your computer, and visit us often!
Hotlists of Sites to Explore
Hotlist for ABE/GED Math Tools, Websites and Lesson Plans
Hotlist for Adult Education Recommended Websites
Hotlist for NIU: ESL Technology Websites
Hotlist for Reading for Adult Learners Workshop
Hotlist for Writing Workshop
Hotlist of Fun and Interesting Websites
If you want to create your own HOTLIST, here is the site to use:
Create Hotlists & Webquests: Filamentality
Hotlist for Adult Education Recommended Websites
Hotlist for NIU: ESL Technology Websites
Hotlist for Reading for Adult Learners Workshop
Hotlist for Writing Workshop
Hotlist of Fun and Interesting Websites
If you want to create your own HOTLIST, here is the site to use:
Create Hotlists & Webquests: Filamentality
Recommended Blogs and Wikis
AELC Blogs
WCC Transition Blog
WCC Family Tech Blog
WCC Constitution Blog
AELC Instructor's Blog
AELC Recipes
Other Blogs and Wikis
Wikipedia: Online Encyclopedia
The Thinking Stick: Adult Ed Blog
Technology Greenhouse: ESL Blog
Tablet PC Education Blog
School 2.0 Wiki: K-12
Lucas Foundation Edutopia
Infinite Thinking Machine: Math
EMC: Educational Media Collection (ESL Resources)
Edutopia Free Teaching Modules
Curriki Lesson Plans
Citizendium Wiki: Online Encyclopedia
Aurora Community Technology Center Wiki
Advanced Network Services, Inc.: Web 2.0
Educational Weblogs
Literacy Tent Wiki
PBS Literacy Link
Questia
WCC Transition Blog
WCC Family Tech Blog
WCC Constitution Blog
AELC Instructor's Blog
AELC Recipes
Other Blogs and Wikis
Wikipedia: Online Encyclopedia
The Thinking Stick: Adult Ed Blog
Technology Greenhouse: ESL Blog
Tablet PC Education Blog
School 2.0 Wiki: K-12
Lucas Foundation Edutopia
Infinite Thinking Machine: Math
EMC: Educational Media Collection (ESL Resources)
Edutopia Free Teaching Modules
Curriki Lesson Plans
Citizendium Wiki: Online Encyclopedia
Aurora Community Technology Center Wiki
Advanced Network Services, Inc.: Web 2.0
Educational Weblogs
Literacy Tent Wiki
PBS Literacy Link
Questia
Recommended Search Engines
If you can't find what you need with a regular Google Search, try these other search engines out:
Del.icio.us Bookmarks
Technorati Blog Search
Surfwax Search
Clusty Search
Ask.Com or Ask Jeeves
Dogpile Search
Cha Cha Search
Google Search
Del.icio.us Bookmarks
Technorati Blog Search
Surfwax Search
Clusty Search
Ask.Com or Ask Jeeves
Dogpile Search
Cha Cha Search
Google Search
Tech Tutor Information
The AELC Tutor Tools Blog is a communication tool developed by the AELC for WCC Literacy Volunteers. This Blog offers reviews of websites that might be used by tutors and students alike, comments on adult education instruction and general information on the AELC. While there is always a chance that a website will 'disappear', the sites reviewed here are academic sites that should continue for quite a while.
What you may want to note is that in addition to the review from the reviewer, there is a comments button at the bottom of each post. You can add your impressions of the website, ask any questions of the tutor community, or make general comments. When a comment is added, the '0' in front of comments is increased by 1. This allows for a threaded discussion of the website, and can be added at any time. There is also an archiving feature, so you can always go back to find a posting that interested you.
Also, note that there is a label at the bottom of each post which gives you a 'keyword' to sort through the archived posts and find what you need. The Blog can also be used as a question/answer forum. For example, a classroom instructor might ask what the AELC has available on the Constitution, or on making inferences. Perhaps there is a question on how to set up a tour of the Center. Or a tutor might ask about software to address pronunciation problems.
As I stated earlier, this Blog has been developed to strengthen communications within the AELC department, and enhance the range of educational opportunities for our students. It is meant to be a give and take. If you are interested in becoming a contributing member of the AELC Tutor Tools Blog, send me an email to jsotir@waubonsee.edu and include your name, your email address and the Blog(s) that you want to join. You will then receive an invitation to join the Blog at that email address. The invitation will ask you to choose a user name and password. Once you have those set, you can read and write to the Blog from any Internet browser, using the address and signing in. Any ideas can be sent either to my email or addressed directly on the Blog. Happy Blogging!
What you may want to note is that in addition to the review from the reviewer, there is a comments button at the bottom of each post. You can add your impressions of the website, ask any questions of the tutor community, or make general comments. When a comment is added, the '0' in front of comments is increased by 1. This allows for a threaded discussion of the website, and can be added at any time. There is also an archiving feature, so you can always go back to find a posting that interested you.
Also, note that there is a label at the bottom of each post which gives you a 'keyword' to sort through the archived posts and find what you need. The Blog can also be used as a question/answer forum. For example, a classroom instructor might ask what the AELC has available on the Constitution, or on making inferences. Perhaps there is a question on how to set up a tour of the Center. Or a tutor might ask about software to address pronunciation problems.
As I stated earlier, this Blog has been developed to strengthen communications within the AELC department, and enhance the range of educational opportunities for our students. It is meant to be a give and take. If you are interested in becoming a contributing member of the AELC Tutor Tools Blog, send me an email to jsotir@waubonsee.edu and include your name, your email address and the Blog(s) that you want to join. You will then receive an invitation to join the Blog at that email address. The invitation will ask you to choose a user name and password. Once you have those set, you can read and write to the Blog from any Internet browser, using the address and signing in. Any ideas can be sent either to my email or addressed directly on the Blog. Happy Blogging!
About Me
- J Sotir
- Adult Education Learning Center (AELC)Manager Aurora Community Technology Center (ACTC) Manager
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