The /t/ and /d/ Sounds in English-Google Docs or Power Point?

One of my students asked if I could do some pronunciation lessons during our “Friday ESL Workshop,”  which was a four-hour block of individualized instruction for approximately 45+ ESL students.  I felt that this was a great idea and went about the task of putting materials together.  However, developing this first pronunciation presentation was, and [...]

SU 2010-2011 Edtec4matc in Review on Animoto

Here’s a brief video summary of what we looked at in this summer’s ER&D course, Educational Technology: Exploration & Implementation. I enjoyed having class with you the last five weeks and want to thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas with me. Have a great vacation everyone followed by a wonderful upcoming school year [...]

My Upcoming Wiki for ESL

I’ve decided that my next “creation” will be a wiki for Advanced ESL. Rather than putting everything on Blackboard, I will keep my resources in a wiki similar to the edtec4matc wiki. I will ask other instructors if they’d like to collaborate on it with me, adding to it resources for grammar, reading, writing, pronunciation, [...]

New Dynamic English Podcast from Wikiversity

Wikiversity has a free podcasting site that looks great for the lower level ESL students at New Dynamic English. http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Category:New_Dynamic_English