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domingo, noviembre 21, 2021

ONLINE VOICE RECORDER or cell phone recorder /extras

 twitter: @eugenio_fouz

voice recorder 

voice recorder- on

app TOEFL audios

play a listening podcast

save / select and share online 

(blog, mail, social media)

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options: 

1/ OVR, online voice recorder

rev.com .- ONLINE VOICE RECORDER

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2/ cell phone recorder

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listening TOEFL via @YouTube

Listening practice test TOEFL / 33:02 mins

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SAMPLE

Free Online Voice Recorder: How to Use It

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Click the "Record" button to record audio.

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Speak into your device's microphone and make sure the animation shows that audio is being recorded.

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Click "Pause" whenever you wish to stop the audio.

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Click "Preview" to play back your audio with a waveform, where you can listen to your entire recording. You can fast forward, rewind, trim your audio, and play your audio in this view.

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Click "Transcribe" to transcribe your recording to text. Click the "Download" icon to download the recording as an MP3. Click the trashcan icon if you'd like to delete your recording and start over.

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"Transcribe" adds the recording to your Rev cart in a new tab where you can purchase a transcript. "Download" gives you your recorded MP3 file!

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link to the news

art Paris 2021 (euronews)

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domingo, noviembre 07, 2021

How to write a PhD literature review (James Hayton, PhD) / extras: rotten cards

 twitter: @eugenio_fouz

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EXTRACT

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How to write a PhD literature review
By James Hayton, September 17, 2012

'In this post, I'm going to guide you through how to write a literature review on any topic from scratch, even if you haven't read a single paper yet.

1. Pick a topic
It can be as broad as you like because this is just a starting point. If you are still picking your specific topic for your PhD, that's fine, but you should at least know roughly what area you want to explore.

2. Find your way in
A quick google scholar search for your subject area could turn up as many as 1 million results. Clearly, you can't read them all, so you need to look for an easy way in.The vast majority of academic papers are written for people already familiar with the subject. They will refer to theories and methodologies assuming that the reader knows what they are.

So to start with just any paper at random would be a waste of time, as you'll be overwhelmed by the jargon. Instead, you need something you can understand easily to give yourself a foundation of knowledge to build upon.Textbooks and review articles can be good places to start, though even these can be highly technical. If you can't find one you can understand easily, then look for a book written for the general, non-academic public.

The idea is to gain a quick, broad background knowledge before getting into more specialised technical detail.

3. History, people & ideas
The idea of a literature review is to give some background and context to your own work. You need to show how your research fits into the big picture, relating it to what has been done before.You don't need to write a comprehensive history of your subject, but it helps if you know roughly how it has developed over time.

So as you read a few general introductions to your topic, you'll start to get an overview of the key ideas and theories, who developed them, and when.Also note any conflicting ideas, any controversy or disagreement in the field, as you'll need to know this kind of thing.

Now you can start to look for specific papers.'

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jameshaytonphd.(how to write a PhD literature review)

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draft dissertation



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EXTRACT

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Using Scrivener to Write a Dissertation – Why I’m Glad I Did and What I Would do Differently Next Time

Eric Vanden Eykel  Academia, Dissertation, Editing, Graduate School, Productivity, Scrivener, Software, Technology, Writing, Writing Habits  June 2, 2014 

'My younger colleagues often ask me for dissertation advice. How do you keep your research and notes straight? How do you structure and restructure your argument? How do you motivate yourself to write on a regular basis? How do you do all of this without losing your precious sanity? Regardless of which question I am being asked, my response almost always involves a common refrain: Scrivener.

Developed initially for novelists and other creative types, Scrivener is writing software that has earned quite the following in the academic community. In this post I would like to outline why I chose to use it while writing my dissertation, why I am glad that I did, and what I would do differently if I had to do it all over again.

[N.B. — Initially designed for Mac, Scrivener is currently available for Mac and Windows. Everything in this post is in reference to the Mac version. I have never used Scrivener for Windows.]'

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tacet.wordpress (using scrivener to write a dissertation)

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diss.-

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EXTRAS

rotten cards

main link:

https://quotesgram.com/rotten-cards-quotes/

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martes, octubre 26, 2021

Tweet to the BBC / how to copy and save link to a document

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

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tweet to @BBC_podcasts


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How to save a link and paste it into a document: 

1/open a Word doc

2/search the link or web you want to copy and save

3/get the link, that is, select it and copy -command + letter C 

4/ click on command + letter k (Mac keyboard) OR copy + hyperlink

5/ paste it  -command + letter V 

6/ EYE! save as html 



That's it!!




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@YouTube video, 9:40 mins. 
legendary fair play (sports)


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domingo, septiembre 12, 2021

C2 English language / How to work on MOODLE / extras

 twitter: @eugenio_fouz

Natalie Porman, actress

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Filología Inglesa

Filología Inglesa equivale a C2

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A1, A2, B1, (...)

niveles de inglés A1, A2, etc

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Nivel de inglés al acabar los estudios de bachillerato

infoeducación / nivel de inglés al finalizar bachillerato




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EXTRAS

Christy Turlington, model
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extracto de entrevista a Rafa Cabeleira: 


"P: ¿Cuando decides cambiar la hostelería por el mundo del periodismo?

R.C: Es un doble acontecimiento, por un lado conozco personalmente a Tallón, a Jabois, a Rodrigo Cota y a otros periodistas de Pontevedra. Quedamos una noche a cenar y lo que te contaban de su vida era muy atractivo, yo tenía otra vida que era la hostelería, pero a los quince días se rompe porque soy un desastre y mi abuela me echa del negocio. Entonces estaba en esa tesitura de hacer algo en la vida, volver a hacer algo en lo que ya había fracasado o probar algo nuevo, y una de las cosas que me quedaba por probar era esto, lo de ponerme a escribir.

P: Hablas en el libro de una noche en la que intentaste hacer una versión del Café Gijón. ¿Cómo fue esa noche?

R.C: Esa noche fue peligrosa, imborrable. Fue la primera vez que coincidieron Tallón y Jabois, que no se conocían de nada. Cenamos allí, en mi restaurante. Acabamos bajando a Pontevedra y en un momento dado nos peleamos, luego nos reconciliamos. Fue todo muy bonito, me recordó a estas cosas que lees a veces de la generación perdida, que eran todos muy amigos pero también unos borrachos y acababan montando unos pollos espectaculares. La verdad es que fue tan bonita que dije: »a mí me gustaría ser uno de estos tíos». "
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rafa cabeleira: 'el periodismo actual...'

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new MOODLE, Sept. 2021

subject Business English 2 

enter username + password 

top right corner: icon BELL - username: personal zone /profile /close session / 

change role (student, teacher)

below top right corner - icon NUT: edit / activate, etc

labels written in CAPITAL letters + BOLD type


add ACTIVITY or RESOURCE

RESOURCE

file + add 

select and check - open

UPLOAD

save

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miércoles, octubre 07, 2020

How to organize conversation classes + EXTRA: notes

 twitter: @eugenio_fouz


Conversation classes: 

Sources: audios, texts, pics, newspaper headlines, debates

Topics

Question & Answer (yes/no questions, info questions)

Drawings, pictures, photographs, vignettes

GIFs

Quotes

Everyday English language, Functional Language, Useful language

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11.10.2020


how to organize a conversation class

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how to ... wikihow

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#PDF

https://tinyurl.com/y6s2896d

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sábado, septiembre 19, 2020

How to save documents, writings, and texts + EXTRA: Dynamic classroom (method)

 twitter: @eugenio_fouz



How to save documents, writings, and texts: 

*press (digital press, newspaper)

*blogs

*DROPBOX

*G-Drive (mail)

*OneDrive (mail)

*USB

*EXTERNAL MEMORIES


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Dynamic classroom: 

Root activities.-

 

Audios, BOOK, words

Exercises online, SMS, expressions

Tasks, PPA, read texts aloud

 

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METHOD

E. Fouz.-

11.10.2020



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#PDF


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