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The Academic Writer - a Nine Stage Course designed to help you write or edit your first academic papers at University

Introducing a series of videos designed to act as springboards for story telling. Made for primary education, but easily adapted for us.

"Write Like an Academic provides you with the support and the tools and skills which are key for you to become an independent and confident writer of academic English. "

A new site (starting soon) - social networking for learners of English: practise speaking and writing English with people all over the world

A checklist of things to bear in mind when evaluating sources

Your own personal journal and online diary.

PhoTransEdit applications have been designed to help those who work with English phonetic transcriptions. Far from providing perfect automatic transcriptions, PhoTransEdit is aimed at just helping you save your time when writing, publishing or sharing English transcriptions.

Nik Peachey E-Portfolio: A Collection of my writing from around the web Created and curated by Nik Peachey "

Modern English Grammar: HyperTextBook: English grammar, linguistics, punctuation, usage, and writing style resources

Writefix. Very useful and accessible site for IELTS students (+ has links to other good sites).

Learn to read, write, spell & speak English with phonics & Instant Sound

JustTheWord is a completely new kind of aid to help you with writing English.

The pack offers resources for exploring many issues relevant to the Adult Literacy and Numeracy Curriculum Framework . The resources provided an opportunity to develop critical awareness of language and culture, to encourage learners' self determination by valuing their own identity and choices, and to celebrate difference and diversity. * language choices in speech and writing * concepts of identity and self image * cultural practices * stereotyping and prejudice. The teaching materials included a DVD and transcript and suggested approaches and materials for working with individual learners and groups.

Online tutorial for referencing academic work

GESUM

Paste in your text, and the computer tells you how readable it is.

Talking feedback - Moving cursors and voice comments could revolutionise the way teachers correct learners' work

This is a place for students and staff, in Further and Higher Education, to look for resources and materials that will support and develop those skills that are required to successfully complete a degree programme.