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Audio resources for French by level A1, A2 etc.

When it comes to searching for educational apps to install on your iPad it feels like you get drowned in an avalanche of apps and resources from which you emerge empty-handed. Everyday new apps go viral and to keep up with the updates in this field is really a daunting challenge. Thankfully, there are many trusted educational resources ( this blog is one of them ) where educators and teachers can get to discover and learn about new useful apps to use in education.

I was looking at the applications familiar to me under Bloom's Taxonomy for iPads and for some reason it was surprising to find Skype as an evaluating tool! How could Skype be used for evaluating!?

A good intro to starting a PLN with lots of resources

blog with links for french teachers

Interesting site with examples of rubrics for teachers and students.The suggestions can be customized for Language Learners and Instructors

This resource from el Centro Virtual Cervantes provides video interviews with individuals from a number of regions or cities in Latin America and Spain. Each interview is accompanied by a description of the linguistic characteristics of a particular way of speaking, a text transcript, and information on where the region is located geographically. I personally find this fascinating! I also think it could serve as a resource for students who might not be aware of how many variations there are when Spanish is spoken.

words of wisdom!

Cindy, can we keep this group going even after the class is over? The amount of resources shared is incredible. Maria

Goethe Institute website with music and other helps

Spanish Eduplace graphic organizers for classroom use

Helpful for preparation/advance organizers before reading/discussing TL topics

This is a good website for educators as it includes links to articles, videos, and websites related to copyright and fair use policies.

Neat and fun website to teach kids about copyrights.

copyright information for use in the classroom

Another approach - Podcast with slides about Creative Commons explaining many details and examples.

The videos Dr. Kendall provided are more engaging, but this podcast gives helpful details about each of the Creative Commons licensing options.

great tools and info for educators

Fabulous compilation of key suggestions for How-Tos on literacies, rubrics, PLNs, website creation, collaboration and tools for creating classroom products.

Amazing compilation of key suggestions for How-Tos on literacies and creating products for our classrooms.

good plagiarism lessons  good for 605 class

Foldables templates

This is a web-quest creator I have used this semester and it is really user friendly. 

Thanks Pia. I will share it with teachers.

Google presents on-line research lessons at all levels

You will need this for the 605 course!