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Aquí dejo una muestra de mi trabajo del curso RECURSOS DIGITALES PARA EL AULA: DISEÑO, DESARROLLO Y EVALUACIÓN DE ACTIVIDADES.

Módulo 0. Aprender y enseñar en la Red

• Contenido
• Mi perfil docente en las redes socialesPágina

  
  
• Mi entorno personal de aprendizaje (PLE)Página

  
  
• Tarea

  De las siguientes tareas que te proponemos dos son de carácter obligatorio y una voluntaria.
• 1. Crea/actualiza el perfil de tus redes sociales (Ob)Foro

  
  
• 2. Busca y conecta con otros usuarios (V)Tarea

  
  
• 3. Elaborar un primer prototipo de PLE (Ob)Tarea

  
  
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  Módulo 1. Aprendizaje más allá del aula: Plataformas y bibliotecas

  
  
  

  • Contenidos

    
  • EdmodoPágina

    
    
  • Entorno GooglePágina

    
    
  • Tareas

    De las siguientes tareas que te proponemos, la primera es de carácter obligatorio. De las dos siguientes deberás elegir una para realizarl
    

  • 1. Registrarse en Google (Ob)

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  • 2. Crear un grupo en Edmodo (Op)
    
    

    Este es el enlace a mi comunidad en Edmodo. Lo he descrito como un grupo de profesores en España trabajando el tema de recursos digitales en el aula. Por el momento no hay ningún miembro aunque he invitado sino a tod@s, a casi tod@s mis compañer@s.

    https://edmodo.com/nuriaam

    
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  • 3. Crear un Google Sites (Op)
    
    Bueno, creo que ya va saliendo. Es bastante interesante, la cuestión está en ir probando cosas por aquí y por allá hasta que consigas lo que quieres. Pero, sobre todo, tener muy claro cómo quieres que sea tu página y hacerte un esbozo de ella antes de empezar, como aparecía en uno de los enlaces que nos dejó Diego. Iré completándola poco a poco y espero poder ponerla en marcha para el próximo curso.  Aquí tenéis el enlace.
    

    Módulo 2. Artefactos digitales y actividades asociadas (I)

    • Tareas

      Este módulo tiene una primera tarea obligatoria (crear un blog que haga de portafolios del curso) y tres opcionales de las que deberás elgir dos.
    • 1. Creamos nuestro blog (Ob)
      
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    • 2. Crear un wiki colaborativo (Op)Tarea

      
      
    • 3. Elaborar un mapa mental (Op)
      

      

      
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    • 4. Participar en un hangout (Op)Tarea

      
      

    
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3º ESO - Future tenses

Here I am again, getting ready for the las term. We're going to study the future; so here you have a file with the grammar explanations and some activities to put it into practice. You can do them online if  you want to.

The difference between WILL, BE GOING TO and the present continuous for future events

WILL and BE GOING TO for future intentions

Will (future simple) is used to express future intentions that are decided at the time of speaking (spontaneous offers, promises and decisions):

Come on, I'll help you with those bags. (seeing that someone is struggling with their shopping bags)

Be going to is used to express future intentions that have already been decided before the time of speaking:

I can't make it on Saturday. I'm going to help my parents around the house. (referring to a decision that the speaker has made in the past)

WILL and BE GOING TO for predictions

Will (future simple) is used to make predictions that are based on personal judgement, opinion or intuition:

I'm sure you'll have a lovely time in Italy. (opinion)

Be going to is used to make predictions that are based on present evidence. The predicted event is either very near (and can be seen) or seems sure to happen:

My sister's going to have a baby. (we can see that she is pregnant)

BE GOING TO and present continuous for future plans

Be going to refers to future intentions that have been decided but have not been fully planned:

We're going to get married. (referring to a past decision)

The present continuous tense refers to fixed future events and emphasises that plans or arrangements have already been made:

We are getting married next month. (the wedding has already been arranged)

FUTURE

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES USING WILL, BE GOING TO OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS.

a)       Look at those black clouds. It  'll rain going to rain 's goin to rain 's going to rain 's raining 's rainning .

b)      I  will meet 'm going to meet 'm meeting  Mary on Saturday at 5 o’clock at the cinema. Would you like to come?

c)       “It’s hot in here”.

          “I  will open am going to open am opening  the window”.

d)      “I’ve got a headache”.

         “Oh dear, I  'll get 'm going to get am getting 'm geting  you an aspirin”.

e)      I  will visit 'll visiting 'm going to visit 'm visiting  Peru one day, that’s my dreamed holiday.

f)       What  will you do are you going to do are you doing all three possibilities are correct possibilities 1 and 3 are correct possibilities 2 and 3 are correct possibilities 1 and 2 are correct  on Friday night?

g)      I  'll go 'm going to go 'm going  to a concert. I got the tickets this morning.

h)      Probably I  'll stay 'm going to stay 'm staying  at home.

i)       I  'll study 'm going to study 'm studing 'm studying  Japanese next year, at least that’s my intention.

j)       It  'll rain 's going to rain 's raining  tomorrow according to the weather forecast.

k)      Brazil 7  Finland  0 (minute 89)

         The Brazilians  will win are going to win are winning .

l)       The Brazilians  will win are going to win are winning  the world cup.

m)      If I can I  'll go 'm going to go 'm going  skiing with them.

n)       What  will the weather be 's the weather going to be 's the weather being weather be weather will be weather is going to be  like tomorrow?

o)      (Reading the newspaper) According to your horoscope you  'll travel 're going to travel 're traveling 're travelling  a lot next year.

p)      I  'll stay 'm going to stay 'm staying 'm staing  in a 4-star hotel. I booked it this morning.

q)       We  'll have 're going to have 're having  a party on Saturday. I’ve invited all my friends.

WILL & GOING TO

Look at these senteces. Put in will / 'll or am/are/is going to.
Remember: plan = going to / decided now = will
Example: 
Jill: What do you want for lunch?
Jae: I don't know. Maybe I'll have a sandwich.
1. Jill: The door handle is broken.
    Jae: Oh, I  fix it later.
2. Jill: I've lost my keys.
    Jae: I  help you look for them.
3. Jill: Do you want to see a movie this afternoon?
    Jae: Sorry, I can't. I  the dentist. I've got an appointment.
4. Jill: Has Suzie got plans for when she leaves school?
    Jae: Yes, she  study medicine in Singapore.
5. Jill: Did you post that letter?.
    Jae: Oh, I forgot. I  do it later.
6. Jill: Why are you cleaning the house?
    Jae: Mum and dad  visit me tomorrow.

Decisions, intentions, plans

1	I'm feeling thirsty. I think I ______ a beer.
			am having
			have
			am going to have
			will have
2	Are you going to London tomorrow ? I hear there is going to be a train strike.  Well in that case I think I ______ .
			am taking
			take
			am going to take
			will take
3	It's not a good idea to take the car. There will be loads of traffic jams. Well in that case I don't think I ______ to London after all.
			go
			am going
			am going to go
			will go
4	John has just phoned to say that he has still not received your letter. Well in that case I ______ a copy straight away. What's his fax number?
			fax
			am faxing
			am going to fax
			will fax
5	How are you going to get to Athens? Everything is already arranged. I ______ from London on the first flight on Friday morning.
			fly
			am flying
			am going to fly
			will fly
6	I've already decided. I ______ Harry and there is nothing you can do to make me change my mind.
			sack
			am sacking
			am going to sack
			will sack
7	Would you like a drink? Oh thank you very much. I ______ a gin and tonic please.
			have
			am having
			am going to have
			will have
8	You don't seem very happy in your job. No, in fact I ______ as soon as I can get a new one.
			leave
			am leaving
			am going to leave
			will leave
9	If we offer you more money, will you stay? I don't think so but I ______ about it.
			think
			am thinking
			am going to think
			will think
10	I've got a lot of work to do. Maybe I ______ after all. Sorry.
			don't come
			am not coming
			am not going to come
			won't come
11	George just phoned to say he cannot make it to dinner tonight after all. That's the third person to cancel on me. I think I ______ the whole thing off.
			call
			am calling
			am going to call
			will call
12	I've decided that I'm getting too tired. So I ______ work at 5.30 every day next week without fail.
			leave
			am leaving
			am going to leave
			will leave
13	We're going out to a night club. Would you like to come? I don't think I ______ . I'm a bit tired.
			am
			am being
			am going to
			will
14	Everyone looks really tired. I think we ______ for the day at this point.
			stop
			are stopping
			are going to stop
			will stop
15	Why have you bought all that paint? I ______ my bedroom in the next week or so.
			redecorate
			am redecorating
			am going to redecorate
			will redecorate
16	What time do we have to be at the airport? Well the plane ______ at 10.05.
			leaves
			is leaving
			is going to leave
			will leave
17	What are you doing this evening? I haven't decided. Maybe I ______ for a drink in the hotel bar. Maybe not.
			go
			am going
			am going to go
			will go
18	Are you likely to see Sarah any time soon? Yes, in fact she ______ round to dinner this evening.
			comes
			is coming
			is going to come
			will come
19	We mustn't be late for the theatre. The play ______ at 8.00.
			starts
			is starting
			is going to start
			will start
20	This English grammar is confusing. I think I ______ the exercise again.
			do
			am doing
			am going to do
			will do