An A —> Z list of language teaching & technology resources

A is for…

• Apps for language learning…got any favorites?

B is for…

• Blogging with sites like WordPress, Blogger (Shiri G.): commons.yale.edu
• Social Bookmarking with tools like Diigo (Dave M.): www.diigo.com

C is for…

• Collaborative document-making with EtherPad, MoPad (Adam H.): etherpad.mozilla.org/

D is for…

• Diagnostics tools like DIALANG (Mary Jo L.): www.lancaster.ac.uk/researchenterprise/dialang/about
• Dictionary translation tools like Linguee (Bonny W.): www.linguee.com

E is for…

• E-portfolio-making…ever tried Weebly? www.weebly.com

F is for…

• discussion Forums, like ProBoards (Theresa S.): www.proboards.com
• Flashcard tools…know of any?

G is for…

• Google just about everything… (what do we really need to know about?)

H is for…

I is for…

J is for…

K is for…

L is for...

• Lists, like the “Top 100 Tools for Learning”: http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/
• Learning Management Systems like Classes*v2, Canvas (Lauren P.): classesv2.yale.edu/

M is for…

N is for…

• News, like the 89 countries’ front pages you can see through Newseum: www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/

O is for…

• Online testing and activity tools like OWL (Cassio O.): www.owlts.com/

P is for…

• Professional development columns like Profhacker: chronicle.com/blogs/profhacker/

Q is for…

• Quizzes & Questionnaires with tools like Qualtrics: https://yalesurvey.qualtrics.com/ 

R is for…

• Recording and editing audio with tools like Vocaroo, Audacity (Theresa S.): www.vocaroo.com

S is for…

• Social networks like Facebook (Maria R., Anna I.): www.facebook.com

T is for…

• Making timelines with tools like Tiki-Toki: www.tiki-toki.com/

U is for…

V is for…

• Video conferencing, with tools like Skype and…. (what do you like?)

W is for…

• web-based Whiteboards like Twiddla (Russ S.): www.twiddla.com

X is for…

Y is for…

• Yale…..everything!

Z is for…