Around The Web In ESL/EFL/ELL
Five years ago I began this regular feature where I share a few posts and resources from around...
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Category: technology
This is Intriguing: The Most Important Lines Of Computer Code In History
The Lines of Code That Changed Everything is a Slate article that discusses what they say are...
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“Imagine Forest” Looks Like An Excellent Writing Site For Students
I briefly posted about Imagine Forest over two years ago and, though it looked like it had some...
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ReadWorks FINALLY Lets Students Choose What Texts They Want To Read!
ReadWorks is one of the best educational sites out there – I’ve been posting...
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The Best Tools For Sending Large Files
My Theory of Knowledge students periodically have to send me videos they complete for...
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Infographic: “How Many Websites Are There?”
I’m adding this new infographic to The Best Sites To Learn About The Internet: You will...
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Google Makes Another Big Announcement Unveiling Updated “Socratic” App To Help Students With…Just About Everything
Less than twenty-four hours after unveiling two major new tools to help teachers and students...
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Google Unveils Two Big Tools For Schools: “Assignments” & “Originality Reports”
Google made two big announcements today. I don’t think I can give an accurate description...
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“CommonLit” Adds Very Helpful Annotation Tool
CommonLit is about one of the very best education sites out there – it’s free, lets...
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Hubert The Chatbot Could Be An Engaging Tool For Students To Use To Evaluate Classes
Hubert is a new – and free – chatbot that teachers can have students to use to...
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Google Translate Gets An Impressive Upgrade Today!
As most of us know, Google Translate is pretty amazing, and its camera translation ability (show...
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Kahoot! Prepares To Launch English Version Of Tool For Teaching Beginning Readers
Kahoot!, the wildly popular game/testing tool (you can read here about how Carol Salva uses it...
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