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Valentina Ishmanova
I have been working online for more than 4 years now, and these are some of my favourite online resources.

Kami
In my opinion, the best online platform for learning is Kami. It's almost like Miro digital whiteboard but has more user-friendly interface. The simplicity of usage is important for me and my senior-aged students, it's not overly complex and they get used to it quite fast. The free version, unfortunately, doesn't have many features of Miro such as audio attachements, however, it is still good to go.

VOA learning English
There is not better option for American English than Voice of America website. What I love the most about it is that it has so many videos with grammar explanation, pronunciation tips, educational videos, etc. For example, they have "Everyday grammar TV" videos to teach challenging grammar topics such as pronouns or irregular plurals.  There's also value in also using the 52-week "Let's learn English" course to support English-language acquisition and cultural assimilation which can be applied while preparing someone for a speed immigration to the USA. As a bonus, VOA have a mobile application with daily videos. and all of them are captioned, so students can check their understanding and learn necessary language skills. Students can also save lessons for offline learning which I think is great since the internet connection is sometimes unavailable

Nastya Shkret: I also love listening to various podcasts. I've been a long term listener of VOA too my best series is "Words and their Stories". I highly recommend Rocknroll English with Martin (British) his stories ARE HILARIOUS

Dasha Terekhova: I also knew about VOA learning English. In my opinion, this kind of platform is one of the most interesting and useful in learning English. I would like to listen to a similar one with British English, however. (UPD: thanks Nastya above for sharing)
Thank you for sharing the links!

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Buhmina Kristina: I’ve heard about the platform “ProgressMe” before but, unfortunately, I haven’t tried it yet. After reading your review, I’m pretty sure that I’m gonna try it out soon. Thank you!

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Nastya Shkret: I cannot agree more that Googleclassroom is prorabably the most versitile tool of all existed. Spealking of Quizlet I've used it myself to foster the vocabulary but I falied completely. I've noticed that for the most part it's useless to spend time on compiling loads of fleshcards. However, I give a possibility that it's great for learning terminology.

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Nguyen Thi Lien - Homework 6.9 - New directions in teaching English

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Good day! I want to share with you a tool that I have already used during my online lessons and one that I want to try soon (Anastasia Zhuvagina)

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Good day! I want to share with you a tool that I have already used during my online lessons and one that I want to try soon (Anastasia Zhuvagina)

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Nastya Shkret: I also admire Wordwall. Nor sooner my German teacher has used this tool then I simply fel in love with it! What is more, it's great when a teacher thinks on their feet in case there is a time for extra activity.

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Buhmina Kristina: Flipgrid sounds great. I’d like to try it out soon. This platform will be interesting for teachers to prepare videos for classes, as well as for students to complete certain tasks. This is a good opportunity to improve your speaking skills and work on your pronunciation.

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Terekhova Daria, online tools

like Quizlet, too. It's simple to use and they use the method of spaced repetition which works quite well with my students. Valentina Ishmanova

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Dasha Terekhova: Yeah,  Kahoot! impressed me as well!:)
Even though I do not like competitions and quizzes, this game creates a warm and fun atmosphere, which only dilutes language learning.

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Hello everyone! I want to share with you some tools that I find the most exciting and useful for me (Nina Belogortseva)

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Hello everyone! I want to share with you some tools that I find the most exciting and useful for me (Nina Belogortseva)

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Teaching online should be implemented by various tools that facilitate the process of teaching and learning

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Vu Mi Van_Online tools to teaching context_

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Hi everyone! These are two online tools that I like the most, how about you?

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My favourite online tools (Viktoriya Danilovskaya)

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My favourite online tools (Viktoriya Danilovskaya)

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Online teaching tools (Snezhana Afonina)

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Online teaching tools (Snezhana Afonina)

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Online teaching Tools  - Kristina Kudryavtseva 

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Diana Dolgikh. online aids that can be useful for teachers

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Diana Dolgikh. online aids that can be useful for teachers

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Let me share something interesting and usefull (I hope:) with you. Tried not to be very trivial

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Let me share something interesting and usefull (I hope:) with you. Tried not to be very trivial

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My favorite digital tools for teaching online (Mamaeva Karina) 

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My favorite digital tools for teaching online (Mamaeva Karina) 

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My top of online resources (Azat Akhmadullin)

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My top of online resources (Azat Akhmadullin)

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The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered new ways of learning. Educational institutions around the world are looking for online learning platforms to continue the student learning process. Today digital learning has become an essential resource for students and schools around the world. For many educational institutions, this is a completely new way of learning that they had to adopt. Now online learning is also applicable to teaching academics. The demand for online learning has grown significantly in recent months and will continue to grow in the future.

Online learning has a lot of tools such as videos, PDFs, podcasts, and teachers can use all these tools as part of their lesson plans. But I`d like to focus on a few online resources which I think would definitely help me to deliver the lesson: British Council and Online ESL Games.
Learn English by British Council will help adult or kid language learners to improve their skills through the high-quality courses and resources. British Council is well known for being, of course, the world's English teaching experts. So that is why I use their materials at my lessons. Online ESL Games is more applicable to young language learners, anyway I still use it for even B1-B2 students. There is one game that every language learner will enjoy - Hang Man, which in my opinion helps to consolidate new vocabulary.

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Hello everyone ! My tool is just something make you feel interesting in lessons. Your presentation is no longer fulfilled by words and words. Prezi and its functions are just something help you design colorful slides conveniently.

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Since most of us struggle while teaching and learning in the new blended and online learning era, I thought of creating this site. It aims to be a toolbox to find the appropriate web tool or website while studying or teaching English.

The site is still under construction. Your feedback and suggestions are always welcomed at efl.edtech@outlook.com.

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Since most of us struggle while teaching and learning in the new blended and online learning era, I thought of creating this site. It aims to be a toolbox to find the appropriate web tool or website while studying or teaching English. The site is still under construction.

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Bodyachevskaya Olga.Ways of teaching online in Russia.

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Bodyachevskaya Olga.Ways of teaching online in Russia.

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Ways of teaching online.  Bodyachevskaya Olga