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Use of technology in the language classroom
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Voici un répertoire de sites qui proposent gratuitement des flux de fichiers audio (ou vidéo) pour l’apprentissage de l’anglais. Via Shona Whyte 
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January 2, 11:24 AM
Une bonne vingtaine de sites, y compris portails, cours pour objectifs spécifiques, jeunes apprenants francophones. If you can't find anything to suit, you're not trying. 
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January 9, 2:36 AM
The initial commentary is in French, but the list of podcasting resources for learning English is quite accessible. Delete the scoop?
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What are podcasts, why might your students benefit from listening to them, and how might you go about using and producing them? Delete the scoop?
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Today it's essential for students to develop a broad range of communication skills and technology affords us the ability to utilize multiple methods of expression. One such method is micro-podcasting. The use of micro-podcasting develops students' abilities to speak fluently and confidently. It has widespread application throughout the curriculum. Any discipline that currently requires students to write can effectively exploit the use of micro-podcasting. Let's detail how it can be done. Delete the scoop?
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Fantastic website from Wesly Fryer with tutorials, readings, projects on podcasting. Delete the scoop?
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This paper describes two examples in which teachers have used the Absolutely Intercultural podcast and discusses the different levels of involvement possible with podcasts from listening to producing and how these are based on our current understanding of what constitutes effective learning approaches. Delete the scoop?
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