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Tag Archives: video in the classroom
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
Video for ELT, Episode 1: TED Talks
Greg Kessler
There are many engaging ways to use video and video creation projects in teaching English. There are also, of course, numerous videos online that can be useful in various English teaching contexts. Video streaming sites such as Vimeo and YouTube … Continue reading
From Reggae Reggae Sauce to Job Interview Training
Kevin Knight
Hello, ESPers worldwide! In this TESOL Blog post, I share a story of how I was able to meet the needs of Japanese adult learners in a business English class. The students asked me to start making my lessons more … Continue reading
What’s Op-Docs?: A Fantastic Source of Authentic Input
Rob Sheppard
When I first got access to an LCD projector for my English classes, I scoured the Internet for bite-sized videos, short enough to be appropriate for use in class. I used TV commercials, movie trailers, short films, even music videos. … Continue reading
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Crash Course: Awesome Videos for High School Topics
Tara Arntsen
While I have already written a couple of posts about Khan Academy, I really wanted to come back to it in order to highlight some of my most favorite videos of all time, which happen to be from Crash Course. … Continue reading
Create Engaging Video Lessons With Zaption
Tara Arntsen
Whether it is for listening practice, the basis for a discussion or writing assignment, an extension of a reading activity, or something else altogether, videos are an excellent, often underutilized, resource at our disposal. Despite that fact that there is … Continue reading
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Movie Day: 3 Ways for ELLs to Get the Most Out of Films
Nathan Hall
Anyone who grew up in the American school system has memories of watching movies in class. Maybe the teacher wanted you to see a different historic period or understand a play or novel the class was reading a little better, … Continue reading
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Tagged as classroom activities, evergreen, Nathan Hall, secondary education, video in the classroom
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Jing: A Simple Screen Capture Tool
Tara Arntsen
Like many others talking about education these days, I keep returning to the idea of a flipped classroom. I have talked about making existing videos more interactive using EDpuzzle and eduCanon and even creating new videos with Youtube, but if … Continue reading
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Tagged as education technology, flipped classroom, free classroom resources, screen capture, screenshot, video in the classroom
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