Aaron G Myers presents an annotated list of posts language learning bloggers which he found inspirational in 2012.
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Not entirely coherent, but perhaps entertaining for intermediate to advanced learners. 
jillyfrees's curator insight,
May 6, 3:31 AM
She's cute and disarming - but she can't handle embedded questions! Have to think about how to use her in the ESL classroom. (I suspect the students will enjoy 'her'). Delete the scoop?
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Vanessa Vaile: "Need pronunciation help? This free online Talking Dictionary of English Pronunciation might be just the app for you. Type a word into search blank. When your entry appears in pink, mouse over to hear it pronounced. Create lists of up to 15 entries like this: cat; cart; cut; caught etc. There are currently 158,480 entries in the dictionary." Delete the scoop?
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Shona Whyte: Richard Byrne says "Text to speech tools can make the web more accessible to some students. These three free tools can be helpful to students who need a little support when reading articles on the web."
They all run on Chrome. Via Yuly Asencion Delete the scoop?
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A dozen tools for pronunciation and phonetics: dictionaries, phonetic charts, speech archive, text-to-speech, collected on Meaki by Nik Peachey.
Nice to have it all together on one page. Delete the scoop?
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During a week of phonetics orals for EFL students at my university, it's nice to see more ideas to help learners get out there and make progress ...