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What does webquest mean?
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A webquest is a task where students have to use on-line resources in order to complete it. The actual webquest, with all the instructions and background information, can either be an internet page or a physical handout.
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What is an aggregator?
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An aggregator (RSS feed) is a program that provides a way to remotely see if anything has been updated on an website and to download new content automatically. This means that you only need to visit the website if your aggregator program tells you that there is something new there, rather than having to check manually.
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What is a blog?
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A blog is a type of website that is normally set up and maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video.
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What is an Ipack?
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An iPack is a completely digital version of New English File which you can use on a range of classroom equipment - an interactive whiteboard, a computer and a data projector, or just a computer.
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What are microblogs?
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Microblogs are miniature blogs. Users write short entries on any and all topics. Many microbloggers use a social network like Twitter to organized their microblog and help them to find useful information on other peoples' microblogs.
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What is a podcast?
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A podcast is a series of audio or video files which have been created and then made available on a computer or the internet to be played on portable audio players but also on individual computers
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What is a VLE?
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Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) is essentially a classroom that exists only in hyperspace
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What is a wiki?
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A wiki is a type of website that allows users to add and edit content easily and is especially suited for collaborative writing.
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What is an example of push technology?
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Wikipedia.
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What is an example of pull technology?
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Wikipedia
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