Possible Xblogtation: A funny document that could be exploited to  describe people for example (well in a funny way and with a lot of irony !).  

...Moreover, you can make comments about the different relations of the companies. Possible Xblogtation: It could be interesting (STG section for example) to use the document in a lesson about technologies and companies . They could create their own board game for example. Here is the link .    ...

...influence but actually I had the idea a long time ago. Let's make our pupils organize a wedding . They could create a book presenting the different aspects of the wedding they've organized. They can even imagine the couple (imagining a wedding between Darth Vador and Leia Organa could be fun!), the...

...between mac and pc users. I like the way they represent the statistics . Possible Xploitation? It could be fun to do the same (perhaps in a less scientific way) opposing for example Iphone and Blackberry users, FB or Tweeter users, Playstation or Nintendo users, etc. The "statistics" could be based...

It could be easy to use the following advert for structures expressing orders (or others). Actually I find the video really aesthetic and powerful . The notion of litany could be useful for a linguistic purpose too.

These ads are really funny . It could be interesting to take a famous picture and to make pupils imagine what could have happened, what could have provoked the famous photo. Examples of photos that could be manipulated:  

Based on the following picture , we could extract a picture from a newspaper for example and make the pupils imagine what could have happened behind, what could be the hidden truth .     The following campaigns proposed by Stéphanie Cialone could be studied under the same approach .The child is...

              This kind of visual could be the basis for a work on slogans and catchphrases . We could ask the pupils to keep the visual and change the catchphrase for example. Here for instance we could write : " crime scene - become a vegetarian" . What do you think?