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My new blog for movie segments to brainstorm, warm-up, follow-up, wrap-up topics that will be discussed in class. There you'll have the lesson plans, the movie segment, and activities that foster conversation, listening and vocabulary acquisition.

Good for biology teachers as well as content-based EFL/ESL lessons

Learn immunology and biology concept through playing a videogame

The Best Way to Create Online Tests - SMILE and CLEAR are both from Michigan State University, and allow teachers (and students) to easily create clozes, drag-and-drop exercises, and sequencing activities. They also allow you to use audio and video with the activities. This is an excellent site for making a variety of ESL/EFL-related assessments.

Site with grammar quizzes

There is a mention to Claudio Azevedo's blogs in this post.

webtools

For the last few weeks I've been trying out a free tool called Slinkset and I have found it to be pretty useful. Slinkset is a tool that enables you to create your own 'portal' site ( A 'portal' site is one that links to other content rather than a tool for producing content) and I've been using it to create a kind of educational technology news site. I've used it to keep track of the things that I'm reading, writing and watching online as well as adding a few links to conferences.

Best of the web blogs

reading and listening

The webcam can be a vital tool in helping to support our students' pronunciation habits and helping them to 'see' how words and expressions are pronounced and what particular pronunciation features they need to be aware of. So here are a few tips and examples to help you use your webcam to help with your students' pronunciation.

Tips on how to use the webcam for teaching online

In an effort to counteract this I would like to make my ebook Digital Video - A manual for language teachers freely available to anyone without the means to pay for it who is willing to help me with a little research project.