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Broadcastr is a new site that lets you record audio for up to three minutes and then "attach" it to a map location. It also gives you the url address of your recording. This could be a great resource for English Language Learners and all students. They could write, and then record, reflections from a field trip, describe their home countries, talk about something that happened in a particular place in a work of fiction, and then attach it to that geographical location. In addition to being there for an "authentic audience" (someone other than their teacher and classmates), the link to the recording can be posted on a student/teacher blog or website.

Could be great for VIA

As usual, in order to make this list, a site had to be: * accessible to English Language Learners and non-tech savvy users. * free-of-charge. * appropriate for classroom use. * completely browser-based with no download required.

Great guy to watch, some amazing links. want your classroom humming with 2.0 innovation, get a load of these links.

"Since it never hurts to learn something new, especially a skill set like computer programming in different languages, we will go over some of the best channels that will introduce you to the world of programming. Let's look at which channels made the cut."

How to videos on youtube, so good for kids and teachers

won't lie, loving word squared! there may be some language gems here!

Good to do for our Khmer/French language classes

Komprok Software is a free interactive Cambodian Language Learning software developed by Dr. Ravin Pan.

Picnik makers have a whole swag of visually appealing tools to help make words look great.

Cute, mix of language and tech

Amazing, set questions and your students can respond in their own time either from the lab or from home. They can watch each others responses and even comment on them. Could be useful for developing confidence in speaking/new language/sharing ideas.