Computer-Assisted Language Learning

CALL Software Database provides you with various numbers of CALL packages and softwares. Be noted that not all of the softwares provided in this site is available and for access to some of them, you should search more!

Web Teacher Tools is offering a single Moodle site to any educator who would like one. It is a great way to become proficient with Moodle,

Digital Dialects is a website in which learning different languages occur through games. Digital Dialects is designed for very young learners or it is so useful for false beginners.

Rich Internet Applications for Language Learning Created by the Center for Language Education And Research at Michigan State University. Online programs for recording, uploading, mixing, and interacting. Free!

Elassroom resources, free web conferencing, online groups, online discussions and events for teachers, educators in K-12 and higher education. Unlimited, on-demand sessions with single-click access - Integrated VoIP, etc

Mobile phone to PC publishing and file-sharing. With Treemo You can: Create, view and share - videos, photos, audio and text. Publish your Treemo channel on your mobile, on the web, on your blog, on MySpace or Facebook.

This website intends to help you avoid scam sites. I'm not really sure how efficient and reliable it is, but it seems interesting.

Sheppard provides you with lots of educational games, activities, quizzes, and articles for kids and children. I found it useful for the ones who have a kid or kids at home and they want to have one-to-one lessons and also for the teachers who are dealing with this group of learner.

The links of following journals: Studies in Philosophy & Education Studies in Higher Education Research in Middle Level Education Online Research in Higher Education Research in Education Research for Educational Reform Reflective Practice Curriculum and Teaching Dialogue education review Education quarterly review Education Digest Curriculum Inquiry Curriculum Journal Curriculum Review Education in Art & Design The International Journal of Art & Design Education International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education International Journal of Research & Method in Education International Review of Education Issues in Education

Quibblo is a fun survey, poll and quiz site, where you can: Easily make your own quiz Take fun quizzes by other members Share quizzes with friends Embed quizzes on your MySpace, blog, Facebook or any other page on the internet.

Wiggio is easy to use, including live video conferencing, screen sharing and whiteboard collaboration.

Vocabualry.come helps us to improve our vocabualry knowledge in the most quickest and easiest in any level of language proficiency we are.

Discussion and list of iPhone apps that can be used for creative note taking and thinking

Xilisoft Movie Maker is used for making movies in different formats. Audio tracks can be added to them and make the use of those movies more easier in the classrooms.

PennTags is a kind of social bookmarking site enabling users to share ad organize their favorite online resources by tagging. It helps users to find their required topics easily.

Dictionary.com CleverKeys allows you to look up definitions and synonyms instantly from almost every application, such as your email and word processing software. It's compatible on any 32-bit version of Windows, from Windows 95 / NT 4 up to Vista. Once CleverKeys is installed, simply highlight a word and hit the "CTRL" and "L" on your keyboard to search that word on Dictionary.com. Configuration options and help are available by right clicking on the Dictionary icon in your System Tray in the lower right corner of your screen.

Case study by Jose Picardo.  Great image showing difference between technology tasks which transform teaching and learning and those which simply enhance teaching and learning.

Every issue of this interdisciplinary, rigorously refereed journal contains articles for educators, researchers, policy makers, and scientists. Articles convey the latest in research reports and critical analyses to both theorists and practitioners. The Journal addresses four primary areas: 1. The outcome effects of educational computing applications, featuring findings from a variety of disciplinary perspectives which include the social, behavioral, information and physical sciences; 2. The design and development of innovative computer hardware and software for use in educational environments; 3. The interpretation and implications of research in educational computing fields; 4. The theoretical and historical foundations of computer-based education.