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Technology in Language Teaching

When harnessed properly, technology can be a powerful tool in a language classroom. Below are just some of the ways I implement technology in my classrooms to promote learning

If you are interested in examples of how I use these tech tools, please click on individual icons. 
Some of the pages on these sites are restricted due to privacy issues and learner data.
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QR codes promote interactive learning and are great for group activities involving the use of links that direct students to websites.

QR Codes

Used to gamify language learning - there are SO many options to use this tool.

Wordwall

Used to create collaborative reading activities asynchronously

Perusall

Used in synchronous and asynchronous formats to maximize class time and group input

Padlet

Used to create and maintain a class website. Allows for quick posting of homework assignments or material such as handouts.

Google Sites

Used to share and receive course files

Schoology

Used in interactive speaking and listening activities

Flip

Started using Zoom before the pandemic for pandemic not only for synchronous classes and workshops but also for my dissertation study data collection. 

Zoom

My job is to create conditions that promote student learning.

My students and I are "partners" in and towards their learning. 

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