A number of days ago, I asked on Twitter a question about how to go about a task within an online environment. I received a number of practical suggestions including Pete from ELT Planning and Leo Selivan of Leoxicon. This prompted me to record a video (available below) about the suggested applications and review some which I had used in the past.
The task that I was trying to organise within a remote environment required placing headings in order and then matching the descriptions to the headings. A simple enough idea, yeah? In a physical classroom this would work fine, but in an online environment how does one achieve it? Thank you to all who contributed their suggestions.
In this post, I will be sharing a few of the applications that were recommended as well as some of the others that I have used to ensure that lessons are interactive, engaging and memorable.
Continue reading
Hello Jose. Thank you for the message. If you would like me to review your book, then please get in…
Dear All, How´s it going? I hope you´re doing just fine! I was wondering if I could advertise my latest…
Nice ones! I'm going to try the 3 things one. Martin, have you tried wordwall.net? You can create wheels and…
Totally agree! I finally splurged and bought myself a tablet with stylus for taking feedback notes, and it's a gamechanger.…
Good Teaching Tips