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Great site on how to use wikis to get students to collaborate

Samples of projects made by students. Ideas on how to use voicetread.

A great PDF with all the available symbols/accented characters and how to generate them on your mac. Very handy for ESL/Language classes.

Many language students like to use electronic translators. I teach English and over the years I have watched them grow in popularity. Students love them, there is no doubt about that. Teachers are not so united. Some think they are great, and others hate them. For me, it has taken some time to befriend them, and work out how to take advantage of them in the classroom.

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The webcam can be a vital tool in helping to support our students' pronunciation habits and helping them to 'see' how words and expressions are pronounced and what particular pronunciation features they need to be aware of. So here are a few tips and examples to help you use your webcam to help with your students' pronunciation.

Believe it or not but our brain can lead you to commit grammatical errors. So how can we avoid such mistakes? Read on to know.

These tools are free and open source, and can be used in a variety of ways to teach learners how to read, write, and participate on the Web.

Roku Premiere is one of the best device that stream the content in full UD, UHD and 4K available in the market. So, we have come up with a guide that will help

Before going for MacBook pro rental to find the devices you need to make the presentation of your company or to go to an event, it is necessary to take into account certain considerations to know exactly what devices to rent.

So, if restricting access to these devices isn't the answer, how do we address their presence in the classroom and use these devices to engage rather than disengage students' attention? Here are a few suggestions…

English language grammar one-page materials: exercises about reported speech with answer keys https://englishstandarts.blogspot.com/2020/11/reported-speech-exercises.html

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