How to use the Eaquals Blog
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The document outlines a new members' blog on the Eaquals website as a forum for the Eaquals community to share ideas and best practices. It describes how the blog is organized by main conference themes and encourages participation through writing blog posts of 700-1200 words or commenting on existing posts. Instructions are provided on how to find, filter, comment on, and volunteer to write blog posts for the new members' blog.
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How to use the Eaquals Blog
- 1. How to use the Eaquals Members’ Blog Chris Farrell & Tim Goodier www.eaquals.org
- 2. New members' blog on the ‘eaquals.org’ website • A forum for the Eaquals community to share ideas and best practice throughout the year • Organised by the main Eaquals conference themes: - Teaching and Learning - Course design, CEFR and assessment - Staff Development - Managing for quality - Business & marketing management www.eaquals.org
- 3. Ways to participate 1. Volunteer to write a blog post - posts can be informal and discursive - typical length 700 – 1200 words 2. Respond to an existing post with a comment (no typical length but ideally more than an emoticon!) www.eaquals.org
- 4. How to find the blog www.eaquals.org
- 5. How to find the blog www.eaquals.org
- 6. How to find the blog www.eaquals.org
- 7. How to filter results www.eaquals.org
- 8. How to filter results www.eaquals.org
- 9. How to filter results www.eaquals.org
- 10. How to comment / reply www.eaquals.org Leave new comment
- 11. How to comment / reply www.eaquals.org Reply to existing comment
- 12. How to volunteer • Send a brief outline of your proposed post to: • info@eaquals.org • cpd@ces-schools.com and/or • tgoodier@eurocentres.com www.eaquals.org