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English learners , teachers and any English speakers can chat on any topic and make the world that much smaller by sharing the English language and interests.

Contains the best stories from the Bible. Written in simple and understandable language, the stories are perfect for retelling to children of all ages. The wonder book of Bible stories is not only a recasting of the familiar stories of the Bible such as the finding of Moses and the story of Adam and Eve. It goes a step further to add characterization to make them look contemporary and lively. Interesting reading and specially suited for children as well as for adults who teach at Sunday schools. Every family should have this beautiful story book.

blog in Portuguese with interesting podomatic audio archive

just strating but interesting

Here is a movie of a prototype that Mark McCahill's group made with along with some University of Minnesota folks interested in technology assisted language acquisition ... http://hedgehog.software.umn.edu/croquet/croquetMovies/betterLangDemo.mov

This is the place if you are interesting in learning and using state-of-the-art or even emerging technologies to help you in the classroom!

To make the topic of transport more interesting to teach?

An interesting site to read tales and anecdotes in Spanish. You can also share your anecdotes.

This is a social networking site for K-20 educators interested in promoting global awareness.

An interesting quiz to share with students.

Collaborative learning space for science. Interesting for #tesol #esl #elt #clil #esp

Great set of presentations showcasing how to use tech tools for classroom learning by Tom Barrett and colleagues around the world. Wonderful example of crowdsourcing.

not very original article-nothing new there but interesting comments...

Using images with learners. Graham's post

Translation and interpretation of Danza Negra and many other interesting language-related topics.

This could trigger some creative adaptations for language classes, esp. tapping into students' personal interests and stories and creative writing activities.

This web page is for people interested in learning the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols. This is a useful skill for learners and teachers of English who may want to check the pronunciation of a word in a dictionary. Use the phonetic chart to learn the sounds of English. Then do a quiz to see how well you have learnt them.

@lauradoggett @icpjones I think you'll find this Linked Up project v. interesting http://bit.ly/fDVYsW - Joe Dale (joedale) http://twitter.com/joedale/status/56390515897278464