This is a really useful collection of activities assignments and tools for teachers and students.
There are lots of ready made interactive activities designed for learners. You can search through these and find something appropriate for our students. Some of these look a bit homemade, but the functionality and design is sound. There are also tools you can use to create customised content for your students’ specific needs.
For most of the assignments you need to register on the site and create a class. You can then create assignments for students to do and track their progress.
Some of the activities are translation dependent, so registering (which is free) will also help set the language used.
Some of the activities I liked most are The Manga Maker, Vocalyzer, Essay Rank and Error Spotter. For the ones that involve voice you'll need to make sure students are working on Google Chrome.
In some cases the assignments need a little more instruction on how they are created and how they work, but it certainly looks like this is a resource that will continue to develop if it gets support.
Apps 4 EFL is free, but you can help to support it through Patron and it may well be worth doing so if you find it really useful for your students.
You can find more tools and activities like these in my ebook 20 Tech Enhanced Activities for the Language Classroom.
The book is available on iOS or as PDF for other devices.
Sign up for my twice monthly free newsletter and get a free copy of Digital Tools for Teachers at: https://tinyletter.com/technogogy/
Related links:
Nik Peachey
There are lots of ready made interactive activities designed for learners. You can search through these and find something appropriate for our students. Some of these look a bit homemade, but the functionality and design is sound. There are also tools you can use to create customised content for your students’ specific needs.
For most of the assignments you need to register on the site and create a class. You can then create assignments for students to do and track their progress.
Some of the activities are translation dependent, so registering (which is free) will also help set the language used.
Some of the activities I liked most are The Manga Maker, Vocalyzer, Essay Rank and Error Spotter. For the ones that involve voice you'll need to make sure students are working on Google Chrome.
In some cases the assignments need a little more instruction on how they are created and how they work, but it certainly looks like this is a resource that will continue to develop if it gets support.
Apps 4 EFL is free, but you can help to support it through Patron and it may well be worth doing so if you find it really useful for your students.
You can find more tools and activities like these in my ebook 20 Tech Enhanced Activities for the Language Classroom.
The book is available on iOS or as PDF for other devices.
Sign up for my twice monthly free newsletter and get a free copy of Digital Tools for Teachers at: https://tinyletter.com/technogogy/
Related links:
- 20 Tech Enhanced Activities for the Language Classroom
- Digital Tools for Teachers
- Thinking Critically through Digital Media
- Exploiting Infographics
- 10 Lessons in Digital Literacy
- Digital Video – A Manual for Language Teachers
Nik Peachey
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