an umbrella term, used to describe a whole spectrum of approaches" They expand this by saying that "Content Based Instruction (CBI) – an approach familiar to many ELT practitioners where the focus is on the topic which students learn about, but the aim is developing linguistic ability – would fall under the umbrella of CLIL. Other CLIL approaches include ICL (integration of content and language), TTE (teaching through English), CLIC (content and language integrated classrooms), FLAC (foreign languages across the curriculum), and FLIP (foreign language immersion programmes)." (P. 26)
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Learning technology teacher development blog for ELT: Materials design for Virtual Worl... - 0 views
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I have been working over the last few months on designing a Business English course for a virtual school called languagelab.com that has an island in Second Life
Learning technology teacher development blog for ELT: Skype Part 1 Recording Audio - 0 views
ESL Listening Comprehension Exercises: Movie clips to practice English | ELL/ELT - 0 views
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This site includes clips from different movies. It's ideal to practice listening comprenhension but other skills can also be developed.
Spelling Connections - 7 views
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Online spelling games for English
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This is a great site! Thanks for sharing :)
English Course in Audio-Braille Format for Blind - 0 views
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English Course in Audio-Braille Format for Blind
Phonics Software for Key Stage 1 and 2 from Big Brown Bear - 3 views
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Phonics Software for Key Stage 1 and 2 from Big Brown Bear Good for low level English learners, too.
Better User Experience With Storytelling -4 my english teachers- enjoyed this one - 4 views
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A great article for english language teachers
Educational Technology in ELT: Teaching English through songs in the digital age (part ... - 4 views
Steve Darn - ELT - CLIL: CLIL on the Web - 0 views
Steve Darn - ELT - Writings - 0 views
Eyejot - the easiest way to send video - 14 views
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Video Mail in a Blink! It's fun, it's easy and there's nothing to install Flash-based so no download and for Mac and PC. Free account allows for one-minute messages. Message receivers don't have to sign up to watch the message it seems. That's good. Teachers can send message to students and encourage them to continue and reply. This is especially nice for online learners and teachers. Students can send each other messages to practise speaking and listening. Speaking for a minute is probably not that scary :)
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I agree and have used eyejot quite a bit. They've made it more friendly in the past year. But the friendliest way to encourage students is to use Bubblejoy. http://www.bubblejoy.com/intro.php Pick an interesting ecard/frame your students will love! David http://eflclassroom.com -
Thanks for this, David! It never hurts to have options.
Pronunciation Websites ELT training videos | Teacher Training Videos Free on-line train... - 8 views
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Pronunciation Websites explained by Russel Stannard Phonemic chart, minimal pairs, etc. Lots of exercises, games, students can record themselves, etc
moodleflair - 9 views
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Welcome to moodleflair!! This site is for language teachers (and anyone else!) who want to play with Moodle. It is not a fully developed site.
Stories About People (Biographies) in Easy-to-Understand English (ESL/EFL) - 7 views
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Stories About People (Biographies) Text & MP3 Files There are 209 fifteen-minute audio files. That is about 52 hours of listening.
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