Monday, March 28, 2011
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6 th anniversary of the Training Department of Malaga Yes
few days ago I discovered Available in our language, is announced
maptalks.net offering three choices: Share ideas for getting travel advice from those who have been in our destiny, to publish collections of sites and discuss them with friends and write our thoughts from where we are now, allowing the contacts that read directly on the map. So I decided to take a look and play around a bit because I thought I could be an interesting digital tool to use in our classes of E / LE and, indeed,
brings some features that make me think it can be an interesting resource
to take into account when proposing our students to develop a plan travel (a task often do in our classes and appear in the manuals). This tool allows us to present a travel plan start putting a name ; and we specifying the date of commencement and completion thereof;
having done that, we manage the permissions 
(who can view this plan y quién puede editar) y pasamos a describir nuestro proyecto; ya lo tenemos todo preparado para trabajar sobre el 
mapa : marcamos los lugares y, en ellos, escribimos una
entrada con lo que queremos visitar, lo que vamos a hacer, nuetras motivaciones o lo que queramos; podemos incluir una fotografía 
mapa : marcamos los lugares y, en ellos, escribimos una y, si hemos dado los permisos correspondientes, esperar
comentarios y abrir un hilo de conversación con sugerencias de otros usuarios. Tiene funciones de blog y funciones de red social (ya que cada usuario tiene su perfil, sus contactos, sincronización con Facebook, etc.) Me ha parecido novedoso que esté pensada para la planificación Travel, as we know other services designed to share travel experiences . believe that tasks can be designed 2.0
significant, cost-effective and motivating with this tool. I write it down and, as always, I share with you.
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