They are becoming to be considered powerful and valuable tools for learning. Videogames play an important role in children and teens' life. What we call 'technology', they call it 'life'. Therefore, why not gamify our language ...
I attended the ELT Research Conference at Canakkale 18 Mart University this weekend and had a terrific time. This conference was special because all presenters reported the results of their research. In “Redefining the ...
“It's not just about technology. It's about bringing innovation to schools. How do you personalize the education experience? How do you incorporate new modes of classroom design and curriculum, or think about assessment ...
A while back, I was asked, "What engages students?" Sure, I could respond, sharing anecdotes about what I believed to be engaging, but I thought it would be so much better to lob that question to my own eighth graders. The responses I received from all 220 of them seemed to fall under 10 categories, representing reoccurring themes that appeared again and again. So, from the mouths of babes, here are my students' answers to the question: "What engages students?" Via Nik Peachey
Introduction. English language teaching presents a great number of ideas and concepts, expounding a vast assortment of styles, models and techniques. ...
TED TEDTalk, Video, Talk...
I watched this about a year ago and I came across (found it by chance) it again today.
It's spectacular...and totally doable just one year later.
Is technology amazing or what?
Mike speaks very slowly...it's a great video to watch as a language learner.
LEM...xo!
Via Cristina Faita
This is a really nice visual thesaurus. It enables you to create spidergrams of word relationships and save them as images - not as detailed as Visuwords, but still interesting... Via Nik Peachey, Jo Timerick
It is a website dedicated to providing songs and worksheets for English language teachers. It also includes a karaoke and a students' area with games and trivia questions. Via Inma Alcázar
This is a useful set of videos from the British Council for those students who need to review some grammar concepts in context. Via Inma Alcázar
By Chris Harwood and Brad Blackstone Centre for English Language Communication National University of Singapore Abstract This paper reports on the use of. ...
Curriculum -- Across education, the very notion of curriculum is changing in a number of ways. We are seeing a shift to newer literacies and are even beginning to entertain significant changes to what core content needs to be taught/learned. There is certainly a growing realization that curricula today must be more flexible and open, and that the idea of fixed/static bodies of important information to be taught no longer works. Via Nik Peachey
Oxford University Press Launches Two New K-12 English Language Learning BooksSYS-CON Media (press release)By PR Newswire NEW YORK, March 28, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Oxford University Press, the world's largest university press, is announcing...
Great English language teaching (ELT) blogs worth following ....
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Making unnecessary grammatical errors just makes you look bad, and hurts your effectiveness as a writer. So, we've assembled the 15 most egregious grammar goofs into one helpful infographic. With this handy reference, you'll never look silly again. Via Cristina Faita
“In a mere 32 years (ok, it took a while), we're celebrating a milestone of reaching 32000 schools with our assistive technology tools.” DynEd English Language Learning Systems Academic and Business English Solutions ...
Understanding and using idioms in a foreign language helps us to communicate in a more realistic way. However, this is a difficult aspect of language learning since they differ a lot from language to language. The website 1000 images on the tip of my tongue will be a great for all those who want to learn to use idiomatic expressions. It includes idiomatic expressions in three languages (Spanish, English and French) illustrated with pictures, audio to learn to pronounce them and games to practice. Via Inma Alcázar
Surprisingly, according to research by Educause, only 78% of students feel that wifi is extremely valuable for their academic success, while 60% of students said they wouldn’t attend a college all if it didn’t offer free wifi. The study also finds that 47% of students believe technology makes professors better at their jobs, yet over 30% of students found their instructors to be incapable of getting technology working without student aid. Via Nik Peachey
This is a really nice visual thesaurus. It enables you to create spidergrams of word relationships and save them as images - not as detailed as Visuwords, but still interesting... Via Nik Peachey, Jo Timerick
Forvo: the largest word pronunciation dictionary in the world, now with translations. Via Jo Timerick
Fixoodle is a social website that connects people all around the globe who are studying languages to help each other learn. Post something. We'll fix it. Enter something. We'll translate it. Via Inma Alcázar
Thread: Message Design for Mobile Learning:Learning theories, Human Cognition and Design Principle ... English Teaching and Learning · English for Young Learners ...
I am from the UK, but I live and work in Curitiba in the south of Brazil. I have found that students are often very interested in how things are done in different countries... Via Athanasios Karavasilis
Enhanced ebooks (ePUB3) are a new digital publication standard that allows easy integration of video, audio, and interactivity. I expect this format to advance the future of textbooks and other educational material. Future textbooks might be able to “read themselves” with audio narration, perhaps preventing students from actually reading. But the benefits outweigh the downsides; for example, the new text books might also offer the ability to make and share annotations without destroying the book, interactive self-tests throughout the chapters, and generally a much more enjoyable learning experience. Via Nik Peachey
Internet is also an influential tool to share information, communicate with target language speakers and ...
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