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[Excerpt]: "Storytelling in all its forms (traditional pen and paper or digital) has always been a favourite of mine. I always include some kind of storytelling activity with my classes so I decided to write about some available tools for use online (digital storytelling) or in the classroom to support pen and paper storytelling." Via sarspri, Jacob Broadhead 
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February 6, 2013 11:59 AM
An annotated list of apps with screenshots and short descriptions, by language teacher Vicky Saumell.
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term.ly, crafting words. An online dictionary, thesaurus.
"term.ly is a way to explore the English language. It is a semantic reference. A dictionary. A thesaurus. A reference tool. Maybe more. Maybe less. term.ly provides concise definitions and goes beyond standard thesauri by providing related words that scale the hierarchy of language, allowing you to browse to more and less specific terms, and through relationships like 'member of', 'parts', 'similar to', etc. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , sarspri, Evdokia Roka
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Online tools for helping foreign language teachers and students get the most out of language education.
- Create online assignments that make engaging and assessing - Make oral exams that take a fraction of the time to administer and assess. Perfect for IB and AP preparation. - Offer targeted feedback to individual responses to maximize student improvement. - Incorporate video and images to create media and culture-rich exercises. - Archive all your assignments and students' responses to reuse next time and track individual improvement. Via sarspri
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great ideas on using infographics in language learning classes - useful for all types of classes
Visuals often provide EFL-ESL learners with more appealing lessons : illustrating them with infographics brings information and gets learners to understand more easily, as well... everyone's eyes are pleased -not only visual learners' :-)