As iPads proliferate in schools around the world, and students as well as teachers create more and more content, questions about what to do with all of those learning objects have arisen.
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Best tools and reflections to introduce creative and collaborative learning in our lessons... especially in ESL
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"A picture is worth a thousand words." -- Unknown Though the origin of this popular adage is unclear, one thing is clear: using photos with English Language Learners (ELLs) is one of the most resourceful ways to help students in learning a language.
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Good site with plenty of cartoons to make our elder students think... some of them might seem unsuitable for children, but adults can really enjoy these cartoons and have their say about them... in English!
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The title says it all.
This site contains hundreds of visual aids (illustrations) that can be used to support instructional tasks such as describing objects and people (i.e., teaching vocabulary) or describing entire events and situations (i.e., teaching grammar). You can also use it to make your worksheets look more interesting, especially when Google Images fails to provide you with appropriate image.
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This is useful material thought and designed.
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Thinglink is a neat tool for creating interactive images. Choose an image and create hotspots where links and additional information can be added. Image turned interactive really easily!
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Royalty Free Images, Stock Images, Portraits, Old Maps, Illustrations, Engravings, Teacher Resources & Educational Resources at our Image Library Humanline.com. Free Licenses for Educational Use.
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Exquisite database with very good free images for our students' projects or for classroom activities.
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ThingLink lets users add interactive links to any photo and turn them into fun web experiences that drive engagement. Students can turn images into rich presentations where links lead to sites with the information they want to explain... rich and engaging
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Label 59 is an online browser based application that lets you label any image interactively. With its rich annotation toolset. The free version allows you to create upto 10 slides with interactive features. This is a nice tool for adding interactivity to images and using language to describe parts or processes.
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List of Internet Free Image Banks. Useful resources for our projects and also for our students' presentations and projects.
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These two powerful tools are easily turned into powerful elements for our digital portfolio!