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Nellie Deutsch, MAED/CT, EDD/CI (2010)

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Nellie Deutsch
Website:Nellie's English Projects
Employer:Ort Gutman
Occupation:Curriculum Consultant and EFL teacher
Other roles:PhD Candidate, EFL/ESL Facilitator, PAIRS Practitioner
Nationality:Canadian, Israeli
Country: Canada, Israel
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Profile

Doctoral Student

  • My name is Nellie Deutsch . I am currently pursuing a doctorate in educational leadership, specializing in curriculum and instruction at the University of Phoenix online (scheduled to finish in 2009). I am researching blended learning and instructor use of web 2.0 tools for instruction and learning in higher education.

Curriculum Development & Instructional Specialist

I have developed curriculum and instructional artifacts for English as a foreign and second language and other subjects individually and in teams throughout my MA and doctoral studies.

English Teacher

  • I am a Canadian (Toronto) residing in Israel. I have been teaching English as a foreign language to high school and adult learners for over 30 years. I am interested in collaborating with other teachers worldwide and do this on Building Relationship.
  • I use technology with my face-to-face classes by blending computer programs and the Internet.
  • I teach English via computer related topics such a MS and other applications and computer hardware.
  • I teach English by involving my high school students in international collaborative projects

Integrating Technology

  • In my free time, I help educators become aware of the value of integrating web 2.0 tools for instruction and learning on a Moodle website called Integrating Technology: Exploring New Domains. I am doing this on a voluntary basis because I am passionate about learning and would like to see e-learning available and free worldwide. I believe collaboration is the key to improving education and ultimately contributing to world peace.

Social Networking

Online Facilitation

Online Facilitator

Healthy Living

Contact Me

  • Please feel free to contact me for further information and/or questions or comments about my fields of interest and other topics.

Research Areas

Action Research Projects

Reading Comprehension Tests and Anxiety

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Writing Practice

Blended Learning and Instruction

  • Doctoral Dissertation: Qualitative phenomenological study of instructor use of technology in blended learning courses in higher education

Professional Development

Live Online Classrooms

Resume

Education

  • 2009 Doctor of Educational leadership specializing in curriculum and instruction; University of Phoenix
  • 2005 MA in Education, curriculum and technology; University of Phoenix
  • 1976 Teaching Certificate for English as a second and foreign language; Tel Aviv University
  • 1974 BA in English literature and English theoretical linguistics; Bar Ilan University

Roles at Wikieducator

WikiAmbassador

Chief Electoral Officer

Facilitating Workshops

Register for the November 24, 2008 online course on L4C.

Websites and Blogs

Moodle Sites

Building Relationship

Integrating Technology: Exploring New Domains

Personal Site

Nellie's English Projects

Blogs

Interests

Professional

Online Courses

Web 2.0 tools

  • Learn how to create your own WebQuests by joining a professional development course on Moodle: Creating WebQuests

Moodle

WiZiQ

  • WiZiQ is a free online teaching and e-learning web conferencing video and audio format with a whiteboard, content manager to upload and share files and a text chat box interactive engagement during the session. The tool can be added to Moodle and other course management systems (CMS).

WikiUniversity

Personal

Long distance running

Mindfulness Meditation Practice

Mindfulness Meditation Practice

Funding for Innovations

  • Knight News Challenge
    • Knight New Challenge is awarding "$5 million a year for innovative ideas that develop platforms, tools and services to inform and transform community news, conversations, and information distribution and visualization...Knight Foundation plans to invest at least $25 million over five years in the search for bold community news and social media experiments" (John S. and James L. Knight Foundation 2006-2008, ¶ 1,2).
  • Technology, Entertainment, and Design (TED). "The TED Prize is designed to leverage the TED community’s exceptional array of talent and resources. It is awarded annually to three exceptional individuals who each receive $100,000 and, much more important, the granting of “One Wish to Change the World.” (TED Conferences, 2008, ¶ 1).

--nelliemuller 10:08, 4 November 2008 (UTC)

Community Service

Projects on WE

International Collaborative Projects

Community Service Leadership

Ort Gutman High School

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Improve Your Writing

Digifolio

Digifolio is one of many online courses developed for EVO09. Although I am moderatoating the course, I was asked to remove the content from Wikieducator since EVO09 and TESOL are using pbwiki and no other wiki. However, I will be reflecting on the course and adding resources on digital portfolio identification and e-portfolios.

Connecting Online

Connecting Online Conference

Storytelling

Webheads in Action

  • My contribution to Webheads' 10th anniversary.

Learning Models

  • Blended Learning
  • Computer-based Learning
  • Collaborative Learning
  • Experiential Learning
  • Invitational Learning
  • Online Learning
  • Service Learning
  • Work-based Learning

Connecting Online for Peace

Women Without Frontiers

Collaborative Online Projects

Learn Collaboratively

Share Your Country's Art and Literature

Professional Development

WebQuests

My Literature-based Webquests

The Last Spin The Perfect Society Apples from the Desert
Health and Sports-based WebQuest
Social Studies WebQuest

Moodle

I would be interested in exchanging ideas on how Moodlers use the CMS. I wonder what others think ofwikispaces, wetpaint, and pbwiki as opposed to wikieducator.

My Projects

Communication

Online Live Conferences

  • I had a great session today (October 4, 2008) with 45+ participants who were teachers and students of English as a foreign and second language. The topic of the live online session was Learning English Online for Free. The recording is available right here.

Messages

My Discussions

Join me

Please add yourself to my list :

Media

Chris Babowal

My Photo Gallery

Venetian Street by Noa Deutsch

First Snow in Victoria 2006

Snow in Victoria 2006

Tree in Victoria 2006

Snow 2006

Jerusalem December 2007

Jerusalem December 2007

Jerusalem December 2007

Videos

My Videos

Richard1

Hi Richard [?]
Richard

Message to Richard [?]
Introduction to Storytelling

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Web 2.0 Tools: Ning

An introduction to a social blogging network called Ning [?]
MUVEnation Island

MUVEnatin Island [?]
Listening is the Key

Learning English online via WiZiQ: An interactive session using the whiteboard and youtube video to engage participants where listening is the key. [?]
What are Webheads? An Introduction

Sunday, 09 November, 2008 session on WiZiQ by Minhaaj Ur Reyman who interviewed Vance Stevens. [?]
Storytelling Mini-Conference

A recording of facilitating online communities (FOC08) storytelling mini- conference took place on November 7 at 4PM EST [?]
Wikieducator and WiZiQ part 2

Wikieducator and WiZiQ part 2 [?]
Wikieducator and WiZiQ

Wikieducator and WiZiQ my favorite places. [?]
TESOL Student Teachers

TESOL student teachers learn about using technology in TESOL classes. [?]
WiZiQ without audio

no audio [?]
Storytelling for Halloween and Technology

Storytelling for Halloween by Richard Green and his students on WiZiQ [?]
Beginning of Session Was Actually the End

What happened? [?]
Learning English Online

Learn English Online (LEO) is an ongoing course with a yearly subscription that provides students with the opportunity to learn English at the comfort of their homes or office. The course is suitable for beginners, intermediate, and advanced students who wish to improve their English skills. LEO caters to all learners by providing individualized instruction.

The course helps learners practice, listening, speaking, and writing skills. Students will be able to practice speaking individually or in small groups at WiZiQ. There will be ongoing lessons in grammar on the Moodle and on WiZiQ.

Please contact us for further information.

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The Cracked Pot

Storytelling on WiZiQ [?]
Second Life and Digital Portfolio (Digifolio)

Reflections on my digifolio. [?]
Wikieducator

A tour of Wikieducator [?]
Learning Effectively and Efficiently

Learning how to learning effectively and efficiently via learning styles, multiple intelligences, learning strategies, reading strategies, and listening strategies [?]

My Favorite Videos

Kaltura



Storytelling Conference Review, Monday, Nov. 17, 2008

On Monday, Nov. 17, 2008, my Survey of Human Communication college class in Manhattan, New York, reviewed our Storytelling Conference online of last Friday, Nov. 14, 2008, thanks to Nellie Deutsch's meticulous TipCam video recording of the event she shared with us!

Here you will see Alex watching and listening to his own contributions, and the video ends with Bryan, watching and listening to his international sharing of the folktale, "Ten Jugs of Wine."

Next Friday, I trained the students shown in this video, how to go to Device Settings, to test their audio and their webcams as per the opening of the video here.

We look forward to sharing this coming Friday at 4 pm, EST (New York City time), for a 3rd Storytelling Conference hosted by Nellie.

Bring your story to tell and see you then!

John Richard Green

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VideoConference Intro to Storytelling 2, Nov. 17 Monday Morning Class Listening to Nov 14 Session Online

On Monday morning, Nov. 17, 2008, our Survey of Human Communication class in Manhattan, watched part of the Friday, Nov. 14, session on Storytelling across the curriculum, as video recorded by Nellie Deutsch.

This recording of her recording introduces the Monday morning students some of whom will be at the next session on Nov. 21st with their own stories to tell as well.

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Storytelling Conference #2, November 14, 2008

Held every Friday afternoon to practice on Web 2.o platforms [?]
Mi Casa

Nellie:

Yesterday, we spoke about google maps "street view."

Here goes a short 5-minute walk past my building to the subway.

Greetings to you and looking forward to Friday, for our 3rd Storytelling

for which I might prepare some of these street views of places I live and

work for a personal storytelling!

Best wishes to you.

Richard

Here's a bigger size of the photo of the Brooklyn Bridge:

http://wirednewyork.com/bridges/brooklyn_bridge/images/brooklyn_bridge_wtc.jpg

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Nellie

Hello, Nellie! Let's see what sort of video I can find for you!

Thanks for all your mentoring and sharing over the past two? months.

Wow, it's been extraordinarily fun for me and my students, as well as

colleagues!

you should feel very Proud!

Thank you,

John Richard Green

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(image:comment.gif: I also enjoyed reading your profile. You are right, we can collaborate... )



--Dlip Barad 14:01, 1 November 2008 (UTC)


(image:comment.gif: Hi Nellie, saying hi here as part of my workshop requirements.... )


--Gurmit 15:34, 9 November 2008 (UTC)

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