Learner outcomes
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Chatterpix – Tutorial
Chatterpix is a free app, available in the app store, that can make anything talk – pets, friends, doodles, and more. Tutorial now available!
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TeachVid: Creating Resources
TeachVid is a web platform for teachers and learners of languages.
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Twitter Tutorial
A tutorial is now available for Twitter. Create your free account on twitter.com or by downloading Twitter and entering your details.
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TeachVid Tutorial (Paid Version)
TeachVid is a web platform for teachers and learners of languages.
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TeachVid Tutorial (Free Version)
TeachVid is a web platform for teachers and learners of languages.
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Plickers Tutorial
A tutorial is now available for Plickers, a free web tool which allows language teachers to set multiple choice questions for their students to answer using numbered QR codes displayed on cards.
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Wakelet Tutorial
A tutorial is now available for Wakelet, a free web tool which allows language teachers to save resources you find on the web using any device.
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Charlala Tutorial
A tutorial is now available for Charlala.com, a free web tool which is designed to encourage students to speak in the target language through personalised drawings.
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Seesaw Tutorial
A tutorial is now available for Seesaw, a free web service and cross platform app which allows language teachers to create multimedia activities for learners to access in class or at home.
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Whiteboard.fi – Tutorial
Whiteboard.fi is a free online tool which allows you to create a virtual classroom in seconds where students each have a digital whiteboard to write on. A tutorial is now available to download.
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QWiQR – Tutorial
QWIQR is a free web tool which allows language teachers to record personalised audio feedback. A tutorial is now available to download.
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Using audio-visual description in the MFL Classroom to support mediation
Find out about using Audio-description in the languages classroom.
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Google Keep (Tutorial)
Google Keep is a free note-taking app which can help busy language teachers keep organised with to do lists, reminders and colour-coded multimedia notes synced across all your devices.You can add labels to notes making them easy to group by theme and find through a quick search. Students can use Google Keep too to promote autonomous learning and revision practice.
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Adobe Spark – Tutorial
Adobe Spark Video is a free iOS app and web tool which allows students to create multimedia slideshows to showcase their learning and promote speaking and writing skills in the languages classroom.
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