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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Communities of Practice in Online Learning 13 March 2023
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Tag Archives: integrating technology into education
Video for ELT, Episode 2: Ideas and Resources
Greg Kessler
There are so many opportunities to use video in interesting and creative ways. Last month I wrote about the various ways that TED talks can be incorporated in English teaching. If you didn’t see that blog entry, you should take … Continue reading
Mapping Engaging Experiences
Greg Kessler
One of my favorite resources for language teaching has been maps. There are so many ways that creative teachers can use maps to make engaging experiences for their students. With today’s digitally aggregated, crowdsourced, customized, and mashup map, the potential … Continue reading
Teaching English to Digital Natives: Common Computer Concerns for ELLs
Nathan Hall
Those of us who remember computers being a novelty in the classroom probably also remember being told how the new generation of students are “digital natives.” The assumption is that children who grow up surrounded by computers see nothing strange … Continue reading
Guest Writer: Extending Student Engagement With Wiggio
Tara Arntsen
For the sake of variety, I enjoy inviting guest writers to the TESOL Blog from time to time for the purpose of sharing even more tech resources with all of you. Today, it is my great pleasure to introduce Dr. … Continue reading
Khan Academy for ELT: Part 2
Tara Arntsen
As promised, I am back this week to outline what you can do with Khan Academy’s free account. For more information on why you might be interested in using Khan Academy, check out my last post. As I mentioned before, … Continue reading
3 WebQuests to Engage Your ELLs With Content!
Sherry Blok
Tired of fighting against the current? Students love their phones and want to engage in online activity, so why not put those cellphones to good use? WebQuests have proven to be highly effective to: Engage students with content Improve reading comprehension … Continue reading
TodaysMeet: Encourage Backchanneling
Tara Arntsen
One way technology can be used in the classroom is to encourage “backchanneling.” As I understand it, the backchannel is what goes on online about a lecture, event, or presentation during or even after it takes place. This can be … Continue reading
PowToon: For Presentations and Videos
Tara Arntsen
In a number of past posts, I have talked about delivering content in a variety of ways using sites like Prezi for giving presentations as well as GlogsterEDU, Youtube, and eduCanon to flip your classroom. Today, I have another great … Continue reading