Favourite Web 2.0 tools for teaching languages?
hi - just wondering what other MFL / EFL teachers are using in terms of web tools to make their curriculum pop :)
Voki and its variants are great (students love the fact that it is a MAXIMUM of 60 seconds recording! much less threatening!)
Voicethread (of course) and lots of create your own animation things work if your MFL isn't scripted - or with accents :(
lots of other digital story telling ideas work fantastically with MFL as well - love storybird and kerpoof
www.grapheine.com/futeboltv/ - add your own subtitles to a soccer match
I also love the edu version of glogster - love, love, love the fact that you can add sound,links & video to a poster
avatar creation tools are great for getting students to write descriptions & introductions (eg hero factory - more favs at my delicious page http://www.delicious.com/IbuDanielle/avatars) and I can't wait to play with livingsasquatch.com
What are you using? What would you like to try to use with a class?
Voki and its variants are great (students love the fact that it is a MAXIMUM of 60 seconds recording! much less threatening!)
Voicethread (of course) and lots of create your own animation things work if your MFL isn't scripted - or with accents :(
lots of other digital story telling ideas work fantastically with MFL as well - love storybird and kerpoof
www.grapheine.com/futeboltv/ - add your own subtitles to a soccer match
I also love the edu version of glogster - love, love, love the fact that you can add sound,links & video to a poster
avatar creation tools are great for getting students to write descriptions & introductions (eg hero factory - more favs at my delicious page http://www.delicious.com/IbuDanielle/avatars) and I can't wait to play with livingsasquatch.com
What are you using? What would you like to try to use with a class?
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