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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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Web2LLP webinar: Sharing online content and complying to copyright |
Vobok - Audio broadcast app |
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"Free online foreign language lessons"
Shona Whyte: Suspicious as usual, I checked out this site. Not clear who is behind it, but it does seem to be completely free and the sound etc works fine. I checked English for French beginners (leçon de Anglaise (sic)) - decontextualised behaviourist approach with exercises for listening and repeating, matching phrases with their translation equivalents, and chances to test yourself. Not my first choice for learning a language, but it may suit some. Via Yuly Asencion, Shona Whyte Delete the scoop?
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July 26, 2012 3:37 AM
Shona Whyte:
Marcus Murilo Lacerda, EFL teacher in Brazil, has summarised this Twitter discussion among ELT professionals on using dictionaries with learners. The summary includes pros and cons of in-class use, links to online dictionaries and corpora, and ideas for the classroom. Lots of good sense and concrete suggestions. Via Sharon Hartle, Luciana Viter Delete the scoop?
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Lots of apps, beautifully organised and presented.