This is a nice variation on the standard dictation activity , because it demands that students not only recognise the words, but can make sense of the text.
Audio Puzzler is part of a research project at the Georgia Institute of Technology and they are keen to receive feedback from anyone who tries the puzzles.
Let's hope this keeps developing as it looks like a really useful tool to help EFL ESL students develop their listening abilities.
Hope you enjoy this.
Related links:
- Dictation goes Web 2.0
- Subtitling your video clips
- Transcribed Videos for EFL ESL
- Soundscapes from SoundTransit
- Text to Speech for EFL ESL Materials
Nik Peachey
3 comments:
Hi, Nik.
I hadn't heard of Audio Puzzler, but I agree that it could be a very useful addition to online listening work for learners of English.
Thanks for reporting on this potentially very useful resource. I'll definitely check it out!
All the best--
D. Oliver
Phoenix, AZ U.S.A.
Hi Dennis
Yes. Does certainly look useful. I think there are still some quirks to iron out, but well worth watching.
Best
Nik
Hi Nik,
Yes I can see its use but I found that you don't even have to type anything to score the points. There are somethings it needs to iron out.
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