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If Music Be the Language Course, Play On: 4 Spotify Apps to Tune Up Your Language
Spotify used to be something I scoffed at – a nice way to enjoy music every now and then, but little else. Recently, though, it got a lot more awesome, and several of its
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Google Drive and Docs for Language Learners
My first language learning application was developed in 1990. A lot has changed since then. But the good ones – the really useful ones – have a lot in common with that 1990 oldie.
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ELTChat Summary: “The future of teaching – is it only online teaching?” – 22 Nov 2012
Photo Credit: One Laptop per Child via Compfight This post is a summary of another fascinating discussion on #ELTChat. If you’re new to this, head over to the website to learn more. The community
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Context, correction and custard tarts: What you can’t do with mobile learning
It started with a picture of a cake, and ended with reflections on mobile learning. Read on to find how I got here. Thanks for reading! If you’re interested in more – why not
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What’s your mobile language learning strategy?
What an exciting weekend this was: 3 days full of language-related awesomeness at The Language Show! The inspiration will trickle down in links, blog posts and possibly much more – but today, here’s a
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A quick update: Learni.st Invites, Board & Contributors
Hi everyone – and let me tell you two things really quickly: 1. Go check out Learnist. This is a new and fun way to learn new things. I’m sending out 5 invites, which will
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