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Cecilia Lemos is an experienced EFL teacher, a materials writer and a teacher trainer. She will share her reflections on oral error correction next 26th of May in a free webinar. Delete the scoop?
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Narrable is a great tool which students can use to create short narrated presentations. It allows you to upload pictures, record your voice and share your presentation via email, Facebook, or by embedding it into a blog.
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Wikiduca is the project of two creative Spanish young minds, David Anthony and Anton Popovine, who decided to work on this educational browser-game to help children learn English vocabulary through videogames.
Starting from the idea that children love video games, fantasy worlds and solving mysteries, David and Anton propose exciting quests and minigames for them. As children increase their vocabulary words, they gain more powers and new missions within the game. The key point is "learning by playing".
The aim of this proposal is to create an ideas bank full of creative activities to use songs in our English class. Any English teacher is invited to collaborate. Would you like to join?
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British Council | BBC| resources for Teachers - Download lesson plans, worksheets and posters all about Britain below, to use with your students. Via Sue Lyon-Jones Delete the scoop?
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Free documentary English video about people learning English around the world. This video package is a learning tool in itself with accompanying classroom materials for English teachers. Via Sharon Hartle, Selma Delete the scoop?
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Google Search for Education is a useful and interesting website for teachers and students. The site is aimed to teachers who want to help students learn how to use Google effeciently for learning and research. The site includes live training and lessons plans. Delete the scoop?
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TED, the nonprofit organization devoted to "Ideas Worth Spreading has just launched TED-Ed -Lessons Worth Spreading which includes functions to create customized lessons based on videos from YouTube. Read the news here: http://missnoor.visibli.com/share/ZYRlJG
Phoebe Lee's comment, April 30, 2012 9:09 AM
Thank you for this good speech ;)
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April 9, 4:44 PM
interesting use of video; choose a topic and the video related to it. There are micro activity linked. !great! Delete the scoop?
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Documento de Googledocs que incluye una selección de páginas web en la que podemos encontrar material para las clases de idiomas #inglés #francés #italiano #alemán #japonés. Delete the scoop?
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The internet, the emergence of English as an international lingua franca, and globalization are revolutionizing education and specifically ELT at a very fast pace. As an EFL teacher and social media manager for a small ELT publisher, I’ve followed these changes with great interest and this past month my team at Edulang revolutionized the way we’re sharing our elearning applications Delete the scoop?
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"Novlet is a web application designed to support collaborative writing of non-linear stories in any language. With Novlet you will be able to read stories written by other users, create your own ones, and choose the plot you like most from several alternatives. Novlet stories are divided in passages, text sections usually made of a few paragraphs: users can continue stories or add alternative storylines by creating their passages after existing ones. The only limit is your fantasy." Delete the scoop?
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Choose five pictures and use the whole set to write your own story. Delete the scoop?
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Next 27th of June at 19:00 o'clock we will have the opportunity to learn new ways to effectively use the Internet in our English classes from Dr. Thomas Strasser.
Thomas Strasser is an experienced teacher, EFL and New Learning Technologies researcher and teacher trainer who has written a book with the same title, Mind the Map. His book includes a total of 5 chapters and 39 activities, tips and variations, some of which will be presented in the conference.
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Speaking Image is an application for creating interactive images, adding notes and create drawings on it collaboratively. Anncreate groups and set editing permissions for public or restricted people for collaboration purposes. Plenty of room for creativity! What would you do with this tool in class? Feel free to share your ideas.
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April 8, 8:55 AM
wondering if we can add audio files - needs checking Delete the scoop?
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UtellStory is a multimedia storytelling tool and sharing community that your students can take advantage of to create their stories and express themselves. They can upload pictures, add text and even an audio narration to each slide. Finally, they can publish their work in the class blog. Delete the scoop?
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In this presentation you will find practical and creative ideas on how to use technology to promote reading. It also includes links to students' projects. Delete the scoop?
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This interactive cube creator will help your students to start their own story writing. It breaks the writing process into six distinct parts which will guide students to write their own biographies, mystery stories, short stories, and free planning of story, a blank template that they can customize.
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March 15, 5:26 AM
Not sure how useful this is but I thought I'd scoop it and see if I can find use for it one day. Delete the scoop?
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Are your students struggling with some of the rules of English language? Then, you should recommend them to visit this website. They will find great infographics there which may help them to understand the language. The only problem is that the site is American and the rules may not always be appropriate for British English.
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March 15, 5:29 AM
This is a really useful site. It has a lot of infographics to explain small, confusing bit of grammar, like such & so for example. Nicely laid out and clearly explained. Delete the scoop?
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Designer Lessons is an EFL blog created by two English teachers, George Chilton and Neil McMillan, who share different lesson plans. With topics like ideal housemates, mobile technology, social media, freedom, happiness, among others, there are plenty of original lesson ideas you can adapt to suit your students' needs. Delete the scoop?
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Lightning bugs is a website full of resources, tips and lessons plans to help students to develop their writing skills. Delete the scoop?
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"Each of the stories is accompanied by activities to help with grammar, vocabulary and comprehension. To find all the chapters and activities in one place, click on the pages with the story titles. Most of the stories are suitable for pre-intermediate and intermediate EFL learners/Key Stage 3." Delete the scoop?
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Pikifriends is a free, safe, interactive and educational 'penpal' program for secondary schools worldwide which has been developed by an EFL teacher. Delete the scoop?
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Tagxedo turns words - famous speeches, news articles, slogans and themes, even your love letters - into a visually stunning word cloud... Delete the scoop?
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A bank of images and words for teachers to encourage students to write creatively. Delete the scoop?
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Wikiduca is the project of two creative Spanish young minds, David Anthony and Anton Popovine, who decided to work on this educational browser-game to help children learn English vocabulary through videogames.
Starting from the idea that children love video games, fantasy worlds and solving mysteries, David and Anton propose exciting quests and minigames for them. As children increase their vocabulary words, they gain more powers and new missions within the game. The key point is "learning by playing".
Wikieduca is basically based on a business freemium model, that is, most of the content will be free except a small part of extras. You can read this news in Spanish.