5 ways to use films and TV series to teach English
Films and TV series are some of the most engaging pieces of authentic materials and have been used in English...
Tools and Technology
How ChatGPT can help you in the classroom
The growing popularity of AI language platforms is a double-edged sword: on the one hand, we see newspaper headlines like...
The learning paradox of younger generations
Working with and managing a group of youngsters with raging hormones has never been an easy job, every teacher will...
Technology in EAP – friend or foe?
IntroductionTechnology has long since had a place in EAP teaching, with some of the more well-known applications being Blackboard, Moodle...
Creative writing tasks for online teaching April 2020
A. IntroductionThis article is the last of a miniseries of three articles on creative, communicative and personalised writing tasks adapted...
Cisco Webex Meeting Center: a window for e-learning
This article aims to reflect on the viability of Cisco Webex Meeting Center as a tool for English language teaching...
E-learning: less is more
Many teachers get caught in the quagmire of looking for apps to start their journey into e-learning (or edtech) in...
The smart way to use smartphones in the language classroom
Smartphones and mobilecommunication technology arecontinuously evolving, becoming moreand more a part of everyday life. Lovethem or hate them (and for...
Using Moodle to create an innovative online listening course
The nature of listeningListening is a complex skill. It may not seem so, as when we listen in our first...
Reflections on publishing a language game app
Language games in the form of appsare, perhaps, born in part out offrustration with the limitations of theprinted page, coupled...