The Path to Building a Successful Online Teaching Platform, with Alex Asher
Alex Asher is the CEO of Learncube. Originally from New Zealand and now living in London, Alex has successfully steered learn cube to the successful company it is today. We
The Post Pandemic Student
Like many others, I was looking forward to the return to face-to-face classes after COVID 19 had peaked and most of us were vaccinated. Most of my colleagues and I
How to: Create Computer-Animated Stories in the EFL Classroom
Today In this article you will get knowledge about How to create computer animated stories in the EFL Classroom Creating learning environments that are engaging and have real-world applications for
Lessons Learned from My Hybrid Classes in 2020
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Teaching ESL on Zoom – 3 Underused Features
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Using Mobile Technology in the Classroom
Mobile technology is an almost inescapable aspect of our contemporary culture. It seems that with very few exceptions, most aspects of our lives can be enhanced, supported, and occasionally disrupted
The EFL Magazine Guide: Ten TEFL Online Courses
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Great Online Tools for Teaching
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Personalising Your Online Teaching
English language teachers around the world are quickly transitioning from f2f teaching formats to video platforms and online learning management systems. The COVID 19 pandemic has hastened this change, causing
Some Ideas and Resources for Your Online Teaching
First, there was a delay. Then, there was a decision to go online for two weeks. Now, it looks like I may never actually meet my students at all this