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TESOL English Language Bulletin- When literacy ate language: An analysis of a research-based literacy intervention for designated English Learners 6 June 2023
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Tag Archives: edtech
4 Ways to Use AI to Build Laser-Focused Custom Content for Your Students
Brent Warner
An incredible amount interest in artificial intelligence (AI) launched late last year and has gone through the stratosphere since I wrote about ChatGPT in December. Since then, a so-called arms race of AI has begun to flood the market, from … Continue reading
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Tagged as AI, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Custom Content, edtech, educational technology, technology resources, Texts
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5 Ways to Use Zoom in the Physical Classroom
Brent Warner
2022 was a year for many of us to try, despite upsets, to settle back into in-person teaching. Most of us struggled just to keep our heads above water, and some of us found that, *gasp!*, we missed some of … Continue reading
AI for Language Learning: ChatGPT and the Future of ELT
Brent Warner
On the last day of November 2022, OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research lab, launched ChatGPT into the world, and launched an avalanche of concern, curiosity, fear, and hope all at once. For those who haven’t been watching, ChatGPT is a … Continue reading
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Tagged as AI, Artificial Intelligence, edtech, genre, teaching speaking, teaching writing
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Online Answering Machines for Speaking and Listening: Leave a Message After the Beep!
Brent Warner
It’s always fun to explore shiny new tech with your students, but we should always remember that the classics never go out of style. Over the years, I’ve fretted over the best ways to get students’ voices recorded and put … Continue reading
6 Spooky Ways to Set the Tone for Scary Storytelling
Brent Warner
Halloween is upon us, and whether you’re in a country that celebrates it or you’re teaching to students who have seen versions of the holiday on television, every culture has some history of telling scary stories that they can connect … Continue reading
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Tagged as edtech, halloween, holiday activities, tech resources, tech tools
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3 Ways to Clear the Clutter When Sharing Your Screen
Brent Warner
Whether teaching in-person or online, we’ve all learned to count on projecting—on a real screen, or using screen share—resources from the internet to help make connections with our students. Some of us like to share videos, others like to bring … Continue reading
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Tagged as edtech, educational technology, online teaching, teaching online, tech resources
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3 Better Ways to Work With PDFs
Brent Warner
Ah, PDFs. The inevitably problematic file format that we all have to deal with. If you’re like most teachers, you’re loading up some version of Adobe Acrobat, or maybe a PDF reader that came preinstalled on your computer. I’m actually … Continue reading
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Tagged as basic tech tools, edtech, educational technology, tech resources, tech tools
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5 No-Prep Activities Using Photo Apps
Brent Warner
We’ve all had those moments in class: We need to fill a few minutes, break the ice with newly formed groups, personalize the lesson, or just plain change pace when things aren’t working. A lot of teachers keep a handful … Continue reading
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Tagged as cell phones in teaching, classroom activities, edtech, smartphones in class, speaking activities
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