This is a great tutorial series on how to pronounce various aspects of the English language, having this video pronounce the English alphabet. Her videos on youtube are very explanatory and she also offers a website (http://www.rachelsenglish.com/) with extra information. Perfect for ELL's wanting to perfect their pronounciation.

I really liked this website as a multicultural resource for students and teachers because they provided various types of information, materials for lesson plans, and gave contact/following information by the makers of the website. From quotes to articles this website is stocked with information. However since it is so abundant in resources, it seems a tad cluttered, so some sleuthing will have to be done in order to find the perfect resource you need.

This internet safety website is geared more towards parents and educators than students, There is information regarding how to identify scams, predators and bullying and then also how to combat these threats. I liked the blog-like forum, but the recent news articles and press/media links made the website feel paranoid. Overall, interesting resources!

Common Sense Media Education Programs is a very clean, user friendly and extremely informative website on the internet safety. They provide numerous ways to educate students, parents and other educators on how to stay safe on the web. Its even divided into appropriate grade level sections. There is a blog/forum to promote further discussion and education. There is also a section for related 'toolkits' that help develop awareness of internet and media safety.

This is a great resource for explaining simply what a flipped classroom is for educators. It also is positively persuading how the flipped classroom model is extremely productive for the students. It gives examples of flipped classrooms and explains different models for different types of courses (online, traditional, etc.)

This website is awesome, it has a range of topics to "explore" and provides a variety of media as outlets for these topics. It brings creativity and positive feeling to subject areas that might seem drab or boring in the classroom.

This website is great for practicing English vocabulary and writing! There are eight different difficulty levels with dozens of practice worksheets. This is perfect for that extra help in practicing English grammar.

This is great for english language learners who are interested in American pop culture. It provides a synopsis of the movie, along with instructional and infamous idioms. A fun way to learn English and be entertained!

Perfect for English teachers who need fun/creative worksheets for ELL's. Ranging from pronunciation to grammar, there are even options for seasonal worksheets, to match with the month. Besides these, there are puzzle making links and a resources store. Basic tools for any ESL teacher!

Although the name is silly, there are really many great resources for students and teachers alike for learning and teaching English. There is a community forum that leads discussions regarding other internet resources, lesson plans, etc. This website also incorporates technology into the lesson plans, giving ways to use the internet, film/video, and even music! For students, there are practice quizzes, flashcards templates, and lists of other helpful websites in learning English as a second language. There is a lot of creativity on this website for any teacher who wants to think outside of the box in English teaching.

This website is a great resource for educators who are looking for creative ways to incorporate technology into their classrooms. The content is geared for K-12 learning, yet it also includes some resources for adult literacy courses. Although it is mainly projected towards educators in the more remote region of the Pacific Northwest, there are many examples and resources for all over the country.