1. Instructional Technology

2. What is INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
Instructional Technology is the art and study of building a learning system and also building a feedback mechanism into the learning system in such a way that the system is sensitive to the dynamics of each individuals learning experience as well as the whole of everyone's experience and is built in such a way that the system is ever improving in its effectiveness and delivery of the subject matter.

3. What does this mean?
At the very basic level, a method or style of delivering information to a student or audience is devised and then put into action. In my opinion in this course, teacher Lorena has had a good organizations that show us how it turning to new ever-evolving technologies to more effectively engage learners, improve the quality of the learning experience, and increase performance. As such, many educators need to expand their skills in instructional technology to become more effective and innovative integrators of technology into the learning experience. 

4. Technology & English Language Learners
English language learners' experience with technology can vary greatly from one student to the next. Some kids may have never used a computer. Others may be doing all of the troubleshooting! This resource section provides ideas for using technology with ELLs, activities for using multimedia tools, and bilingual tips for managing media at school and at home.

5. Technology in the Classroom
The articles, blog posts, and videos feature ideas from veteran ELL educators who have experience using technology with students of varying backgrounds and proficiency levels. For a better explanation, the following video is excellent.
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6. The best tool of learning and teaching esol
Week 11 “The Benefits of Using Mobile Phones in Education”
Cell phones can be a powerful participation tool in the classroom. For instance, the mobile pone can be use for microblogging or for “phlogging”, for keeping teachers allows to circular writing or for exchange information. Also, students respond by texting their response to a number, and then live results can instantly be reviewed by the classroom. This way, a teacher can quickly determine the overall understanding of a topic and adjust their lesson plan accordingly.

7. Something I learning and something I want to continued learning with technology
The Technological Tool for Give Feedback
“How to Take the Good Habit of Reading and Writing?
Build Online Materials
Something I want to continued learning
Useful Phrases, Dictionaries and Vocabulary
The Idea of Integrate Internet in Teaching Language
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8. A class Dreams: Goals and Ambitions
Keep using telling stories by using voicethread!
Systems for Students with Lack of Internet access.
Support the student´s discussions in social networks.
Links with others University or School with technological advances.
Use technological tools to help give corrective feedback.
Form my own accounts using technology and apply them in classes.

9. What Dreams May Come
Like any dedicated teacher, thoughts about the next step of my life are just one cup of coffee and start to changing schools of or grades, or embarking on new directions in the career of my future students, or married to another teacher, as I am. My future wife and I could changed schools or a way to study using technology, moving from an International school or University in United State or a similar school in Germany. I spent the future years to teaching in the University Don Bosco, and as a matter of fact, to keep studying, until now.

10. “Envision, create, and believe in your own universe, and the universe will form around you.” - Tony Hsieh