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Articles on teaching pronunciation, including a 1964 paper by Beatrice Honikman on articulatory settings that I have found particularly helpful.
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Teacher Education for Languages with Technology / Formation des enseignants de langue avec les TICE
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I have compiled a fairly comprehensive list of Apps designed for Apple products (iPhone, iPod, and iPad). These Apps are helpful for both the learner and the educator. Many are free, some are under $5.00, and a few are major purchases (+$15.00). These lists will all update regularly with your input. Below are links to other experts in the mobile device technology area.
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Lots of apps, beautifully organised and presented. 
Catherine Ousselin's comment,
January 7, 7:15 PM
Many thanks, Shona! I worked all week-end trying to make this well organized. MERCI!
Shona Whyte's comment,
January 11, 11:13 AM
Only just saw this. I wish Scoop.it would stop moving everything around all the time :-( A weekend well spent, in any case!
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"Making it mobile, making it smart, making it to learn more."
Terry Elliot has some nice mobile apps plus tips and tricks for integrating them into the classroom. Delete the scoop?
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Interesting example of using mobile apps in high school classes:
"Students work in groups, and when they have a question, they call him over. He arrives with iPad in hand and records his voice and his writing on the iPad, which he immediately uploads to the class website so other students can benefit from the explanations instantaneously. (This, by the way, is another form of flipped teaching, he says.)
This way, if I need to explain a common question, everyone can access it,” he says. “I don’t have to repeat myself going from group to group.” But rather than stop what everybody else is doing so he can explain a concept, students can watch the video he just created if they need to. “I’ll just tell them to look at the online tutorials to find out about common questions,” he says." Via EDTC@UTB, Juergen Wagner Delete the scoop?
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If you’re an educator of any kind, from grade school through the university level, you’ll find the iPad is a great portable device for everything from presenting to writing to reading to managing student relationships. Via John Evans, FEED THE TEACHER, Shona Whyte Delete the scoop?
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Collection of resources realted to iPads in K12 education curated by Kathy Schrock. There are lots of lists of suggested apps generated by multiple schools. if you have some time to spend just browsing, this seems a good place to start. Via Bill Campbell, kcalderw, James Stanforth 
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January 20, 9:11 PM
Well-known K-12 tech expert, Kathy Schrock, presents a helpful list, mostly aimed at K-12 folks, but the list offers a model for thinking about iPad use in the classroom. 
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March 19, 2:04 AM
Thorough research, practical guides and pedegogy to iPads. Delete the scoop?
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Deux tutoriels (PDF) sur la baladodiffusion et l'utilisation de l'application AudioMemos pour l'écoute et l'expression orale avec un (des?) iPad(s) en classe de langues. Via Franck Dubois, Juergen Wagner Delete the scoop?
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