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Describes how "citizen journalism" was used for the annual Sakai conference to expand the conference from in-person attendees to an online community.

Both for individual researchers as for research groups or projects, it is of major importance to organize the literature one has read. A well organized bibliography is a powerful instrument. It speeds up the search for publications one has already read and supports the user in structuring information. Aigaion provides a bibliography management software environment that supports a user in just this: Organizing and managing a complete bibliography, from small bibliographies to bibliographies for a complete research department.

Forvo is the largest pronunciation guide in the world. Ever wondered how a word is pronounced? Ask for that word or name, and another user will pronounce it for you. You can also help others recording your pronunciations in your own language.

Edmodo is a private microblogging platform that teachers and students can use to send notes, links, files, alerts, assignments, and events to each other. Teachers sign up for accounts, and then create groups. Each group has a unique code which is distributed by the teacher to the class. Students then sign up (no email address required) and join the group using the code.

An online comic strip creation tool. Gives a lot of control over characters to be able to change position and change emotions. Does not seem to except non-Roman input.

This guide presents factors to consider in evaluating the practicality of tutorial CALL software for purchase and implementation. It is decision-based and is intended to be used in light of specific environments and populations in which the software will be used.

Benchmark your language evaluation skills with your colleagues across Europe! On this site, you as a language learner or language teacher will be able to create, upload and assess your own samples together with teachers and language learners across Europe. The assessments are based on the Common European Framework of Reference. Participating in the WebCEF community will enable you to use the CEF scales more in assessment situations and practice your skills in collaboration with others across Europe. You will have access to multiple assessments, which will also give you feedback on your own.