ARCALL CALL Argentina

This may be very useful as a way to show your students both the limitations of software/computer use, and how a summary might proceed.

Grammar-Quizzes contrasts points of grammar and provides examples, explanations, practices and interactive quizzes for adjectives, verbs, prepositions, clauses, phrases, expressions and much more!

"Resources for English as a Second Language"

Resources for English as a Second Language

"Create a newspaper, ninja text, a clapper board, wizard text, talking squirrels, talking flowers, a cigarette packet, talking tomatoes, talking cats, talking owls" - Fun projects for younger learners or teens, with fairly simple interface. The final project can be downloaded and images placed on your own website or blog.

Link to other blogs that discuss ways to use Facebook--from Kindergarten to college.

Nice description of how to use this tool for education.

Teaching social bookmarking is the topic of this K-12 blog entry. Tells how and why to use Diigo educationally, but can be applied to other, similar applications.

Not well organized, but packed with fun-learning sites that kids can use on their own, or that teachers might want to incorporate into class projects. Not just for summer!

This is an amazing resource for teaching high school/adult ed. It is video-based and free--individual students can sign in, or a teacher can register a whole class and keep records of their activities. There is an excellent explanatory video for teachers also. Lots of listening/speaking/reading practice.

super website with plenty of articles!

Excellent website If you type a verb, you get its conjugation in affirmative, interrogative and negative forms in all tenses, get examples of its most common uses . A marvel

Excellent website If you type a verb, you get its conjugation in affirmative, interrogative and negative forms in all tenses, get examples of its most common uses . A marvel

This is a great digital images project using photos of graffiti on Flickr, and a spreadsheet of questions on Google Forms. Students sign in to select images that will support the ideas they write about. Thanks to Webhead Sasa Sirk, Carla Areana, Bee Dieu, and Rita Zeinstejer!! Also included are links to posts that Sasa's students made and responses from Rita Z's student sin Argentina. Nice example of collaborative Web 2.0. (Caution, some graffiti have adult language and themes!) See also http://wallstalking.org/.

Targets readers 13 and up. A community that seeks to build an audience for audiobooks. Listeners can choose to join a conversation about titles. Also has downloadable posters, bookmarks, etc.

"SnagLearning is dedicated to presenting high-quality documentary films as educational tools to ignite meaningful discussion within the learning community." A great place to gather information and stimulate discussion. Also links to other respected content sites, such as PBS for Teachers and Discovery Education.