This is a great tool for researching collocations. Just type in the word you want and it will show you a range of words that commonly collocate with it. You can also click through to examples.
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Tools for Teachers & Learners
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A collection of web and mobile based tools to help teachers and learners exploit digital resources
Curated by
Nik Peachey
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Mobli is a great mobile app for photo bloggers. It also has lots of live feeds and you can follow particular areas of interest. 
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Convert all kinds of documents to ePub so that you can read them as e-books on your tablet / iPad.
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This is a simple tool for creating comics. It's great for developing simple stories and doesn't requite any login or registration.
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This is agreat tool for working collaboratively on photo related projects. You can create an event and then multiple people can upload their images to the event and share them.
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Xenra is a free online youtube to mp3 conversion tool which allows you to convert and download youtube videos to MP3 and many other formats. All you need is a video URL
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This is a really nice visual thesaurus. It enables you to create spidergrams of word relationships and save them as images.
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This is a very useful tool for creating your own website. There are lots of well designed modern stylish templates that you can add your own content to. Great tool for creating an online CV or resume.
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This is a free speech training app for iPhone or Android. You copy model dialogues and the app evaluates your speaking.
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November 20, 2014 3:55 PM
Its advanced speech recognition give students instant feedback on every word and sentence. Color-coded so that they can focus on the red words, and try to improve them (It is pretty nice). Proprietary scoring logic that is tuned for non-native English speakers. Speak so that others can understand them.
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One of the most difficult things to develop when you are alone is your speaking. Speaking is of course also one of the most useful skills, so in this activity you will find out how to practice your speaking by keeping a video diary using a free online service called Keek.
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This is an excellent digital study tool for highighting and creating links to specific parts of an online text. This makes referencing and finding quotes from articles or online journals much quicker and easier.
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This is a useful tool for converting the audio track from an online video into audio track that you can download as mp3 (or range of other formats).
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Very useful online video editor with free sign up.
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This is a great tool for creating a single page website. Would be great for creating an online resume / CV or just creating an online report that you can add links and media to.
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This is a very cheap app (less than a dollar) for annotating video and adding commentary to any clip that you have recorded on your mobile device. The video clips can then be emailed or uploaded to youTube.
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This is a great tool for creating dynamic presentations that allow you to highlight specific content. They can also be embeded into webpages. A great tool for creating assignment reports too.
's comment November 4, 2011 4:39 PM
As much as I love Prezi and will avoid using PowerPoint ever again, I wonder how quickly students can pick up the skills (even from the 1-2-3 at http://prezi.com/learn/ ) to create an effective presentation without going overboard on visual aids. Most of our courses are only 10 weeks and I just mentioned Prezi as an excellent alternative but not for our upcoming seminars in just over a week's time. So how long did it take your students to pick up Prezi?
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This website enables you to create short video conferences with upto 10 people. It also records them so you can watch again afterwards. This can be really useful for recording tutorials or collecting interviews for research.
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This is a great way to create a CV / resume that covers all the main areas of your work profile and displays them in an easy to read way for potential employers. Easy to edit and you can easily up date it and then print as PDF.
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This is a great source of video news and factual information from around the world.
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Illustrate sentences using Flickr images. A great way to help remember sentences, idioms and new vocabulary.
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Infographics Archive is a digital library offering links to the worlds best Infographics on the web.
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There are loads of free apps on the iTunes app store that you can download. Now you can create an account without a credit card.
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This is a useful but simple task manager that can help you organise your studies and help to make sure you don't miss deadlines.
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This is a useful way of grabbing screenshots of from your computer monitor and quickly publishing and sharing them online.
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Find out how many words or syllables there are in a short text. Also gives a sentence by sentence by sentence break down.
Tuba Angay-Crowder's comment,
October 5, 2011 8:51 AM
I was looking for it. Thank you. I am not familiar with this type of tools, but I need to use it for my data analysis for the first time. Do you know if it is better than atlas.it or not? Thank you very much.
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