"The video library excerpts capture the range of foreign language teaching practices shown in the collection. You will see students in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms studying eight different languages. You'll see the students communicating with one another and with their teacher, learning culturally rich content, making connections to other disciplines, comparing cultures, and using the language in real-life contexts."
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Teacher Education for Languages with Technology / Formation des enseignants de langue avec les TICE
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MIND THE APP!
by Thomas Strasser Mind the App! is an exciting and innovative resource book which introduces teachers and their students to some of the most useful and interesting web applications for language teaching and learning. It covers a wide variety of applications and includes activities to stimulate students’ interest and to help them understand how the applications work and how best they can be used.
Shona Whyte's insight:
Video tutorials for 5 types of tools (teacher tools, visualisation, collaboration, audio, writing) plus links for languages on Web 2.0 and (T)EFL in general are on open access on backup website for this new book. 
Alfredo Corell's curator insight,
December 16, 2012 1:44 PM
video tutorials in 5 chapters, for teachers and students. Easy tu use and simple videos.
We need more Apps tutorials :) Delete the scoop?
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The 5 tools are: Today's Meet, Wallwisher, Tricider, Voxopop, SpiderScribe.
Russell Stannard provides links to these free tools, plus video tutorials showing how to use them and why they might be useful in the language classroom. Via Yuly Asencion Delete the scoop?
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Google Docs, Blogger, Twitter - quick and dirty get started videos. Delete the scoop?
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"So what is the purpose of this site? It’s simple. We want to share how technology with people quickly. Each video on the site will be under ten minutes. This is about the same length as my attention span and perfect for showing at the end of a staff meeting. Of course there are some sites like this out there already and we will link to similar sites on the homepage.We may end up having a few different videos on a topic e.g. Beginner’s guide to Twitter and Advanced use of Twitter, but generally it will be short and simple." Delete the scoop?
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"Using Voicethread in the Classroom. Very easy tutorial on Voicethread, possibly one of the best tools to help students learn how to give their opinion on pictures, paintings, drawings.."
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The Annenberg Foundation has this series of edited classroom videos showing examples of activities taught in second language classrooms with learner and teacher commentaries. For professional development, there are also questions to guide teachers in their analysis of the examples (French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian).