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You can set up an audio discussion board for your students. Very teacher- and student-friendly site. Great for practicing conversation online.

You tube video describing how to set up your own map locations and save them permanently. Links to other how-tos in Goggle Maps.

This site is filled with stories of interest to Adult ESL learners at many levels. Each story has a pre-reading, timed reading and audio component.

This project was designed to create leveled reading selections that are appropriate for and valued by adult learners. These materials, combined with the research-proven strategies of repeated reading and guided oral reading, aid in building learners' fluency and comprehension skills. The materials correspond to Casas 200 - 235. This project helps adults become better readers and more informed consumers, parents, employees, citizens and community members. The focus of these reading selections will be on topics such us: Civics, Employment, Housing, Health, School, Money, and Government. This project is funded in part through an EL/Civics Grant from the MN Dept. of Ed - ABE Division and mini-grant from the Minnesota Literacy Council.

Spoken slowly with screencast video for beginners to academic writing conventions.

This page allows you to view the presentation and to interact with the presenter. Main message: make the flipped classroom active and interactive, with some tips on how to do that.

Interesting article on the value of using screen capture video for feedback on students' written work. Should be added to the arsenal of evaluation.

More QR code mobile phone activity from N. Hockly. This treasure hunt could be used by students for Orientation to the campus/school. Directions indicate how to adapt for beginner students or intermediate students.

"Use Moovly to take your lessons, tutorials or presentations to the next level and increase student creativity and involvement. Combine visuals, sounds, voice and video in clear explanations or engaging stories. Have your students prove their multimedia skills and apply these to any educational topic." I think this includes making those clever drawings that are speeded up in animation. The tool would be good for student-student instructional videos or for your own flipped classes.

This 11 min. video discusses how teachers can help each other with professional development.

"Create beautiful page-flipping e-books in minutes. Add text and images. Embed video, audio, ThingLink and more. Share your books with friends and the world."

A huge variety of online activities.

Flash-based articulatory functions, video and audio support.

Reading for K-6 kids is divided into activities by age group.

Requires a paid subscription after the free trial, currently $59/year. Designed for native speakers.

Peer Helper program has students work with autistic peers. The results are amazing for both sides of the partnership.

This may be of interest to middle school students.

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