Learning Outcome
Upon completion of this course you will be able to use and upload content to the Listen and Write dictation website helping you improve your English by using articles, video and much more. You will understand how to use the DVolver website to create dialogues and animations. These interactions will help you to develop your language skills effectively. You will have a good knowledge of the Lingro website, your will be able upload a web page to the site, which turns it into a clickable page. This allows you to click on any words you do not understand and get a full explanation and translation. You will understand how the website records the words you have used and even put the words into games to further enhance your learning experience. You will understand how to use and download the Magnet application on your computer and you will be able to create words to help you form sentences in an easy step-by-step manner.
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Last Course Reviews |  Fabian Armenta
| | Web Applications for Language Teaching: Course Module: Listen and Write for Language Learning
Course Topic: Listen and Write for Language Learning
Comment: I would definetely recomend it to any language teacher ***** |
|  Ailish Irvine
| | Web Applications for Language Teaching: Really enjoying this, thank you so much for sharing all these fantastic links, It will make learning so much more enjoyable for students. Cant wait to start with it. |
|  Patrhenry Pantig
| | Web Applications for Language Teaching: Had I known that this WORD MAGNETS program existed two years ago, I could have passed a job application as a language trainer. I flunked it because I couldn't find a way to make grammar more interesting. The call center manager asked me to explain verbs in the most interesting manner, and I researched all the grammar books. All of them were boring, and so, my lecture was boring. Thus, I flunked. Now, this software came along, and how I wish I could turn back the hands of time.THANKS! |
| Patrhenry Pantig
| | Web Applications for Language Teaching: I studied a foreign language software, but I couldn't finish it because I was very bored. This program is far better than Google's translate because I can read what I am interested in. I can convert a web page into a clickable foreign page, and I won't be forced to read something I hate. Also, word lists can be jumbled to make a game --- not a bookish approach. This is my number one tool once I study Spanish the end of this year. |
| Patrhenry Pantig
| | Web Applications for Language Teaching: Nice. Very funny. I like it so much, I sent it to my friends, and they were all laughing. I will be definitely using this in my power point presentations. Bad thing though there is no download version so that you can use it offline and also the script is limited, but again, I can't complain, it really made me laugh! I am a very hard to please person, and this will really impress a lot of students. It's a great ice breaker, so it's ok if the scripts are short! Jokes are supposed to be short. |
| Patrhenry Pantig
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It is a speech recognition software, and I am well acquainted with Dragon Naturally Speaking Premium 11. I like this website because you don't have to calibrate, and also it gives you hints like the sentence structure with missing words that you need to type. Absolutely cool especially if you have a report on a news event, and you are required to comment on a news item from a particular video. For something that is free, it's really good.
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| Louise Murphy
| | Web Applications for Language Teaching: I found it quite helpful, thank you |
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