Teaching and learning can happen anytime and anywhere……..

Would you like learning Chinese while you are drinking a margarita in Cancún? Everthing will be possible thanks to Digital learning technologies.

Give me 5 minutes to explain pros and cos of online learning……

In One hand we have flexibilits and accesibility for online learnig, and don’t forguet that this type of learning os cheaper…….that’ s why…..we have cost saving!!!

In other hand when you are studing without teacher we have more potential distractions, this is why we have to be self discipline, which is sometimes so hard.

The way I see it is that I prefer face to face learning because of having personal guidance in a hands no experience…….moreover it is a effective learning……..

I strongly believe that we need more resourges and here, Internet and Tecnology are our best allies

Barbara

At present on our society, technology has converted essentially into our everyday lives, since it is used for both professional and leisure purposes.

Additionally, I tell you that the fusion between new technologies and traditional teaching methods offers the opportunity to improve the level of students and at the same time increasing their motivation so that new technologies are very useful tool to students at different levels.

Do you agree with this statement?

I bet you'll have something to say!

Hopoe to hear from you soon!!!

Ana

In our current life we have the huge oportunity for developing our talent. What do you need for achieve the success?. Easy peasy, only your laptop or mobile phone and a strong internet conexion. There is an enormous world inside internet which helps you in your purpose: Hundreds of websites with a lot of knowledge. For example, the last thing I´ve learned is how to edit photos. I strongly recomend you begin for something easy and when you feel confortable and sure you may continue with something harder.

Don´t be impatient and worried, step by step you´ll see your good results. In a few months you´ll be a geek, won´t you?.

How about you?, please let me know what you think about it.

Olga

            I’ve been using for the last year an app that makes you feel like you were learning face to face with a personal teacher. Within the app you can write, read and listen, but the differential factor is that you can practice real-world conversations, and, on top of that, it gives you exhaustive feedback about your pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. Amazing, isn’t it? I strongly recommend it. Would have you say that it could be possible at present if you had been asked in the 90’s? Absolutely not.

            My take is that I prefer face to face relations but, I must admit, AI is incredibly helpful in those fields where is very difficult work them out by your own. Could AI replace human teachers in the near future? I'd go yes, it could be. What about you? What’s your opinion? I’ll read your comments in the section below.

Jesús.

It can be a nightmare if you don´t know how to use thecnology.

Sometimes, Tech seems to be the enemy but it is really the secret weapon.

If you want to be successful with remote learning it is necessary to deal with the right tools. To begin with, stay organized using time-saving apps such as, calendar or study life. Furthermore, it would be helpful sataying connected with other virtual learners sharing ideas. And last but not least, satying focus on your goals trying to avoid distactions.

so, don´t be afraid to dive into new tools, because the future of learning is digital and thecnology is the key.

Are you interested in?

Ruth

Remote learning offers flexibility but also brings many distractions. Staying focused is a challenge, but with the right strategies, you can maximize productivity.

1. Create a Dedicated Study Space

Choose a quiet, organized place to minimize interruptions.

2. Set a Schedule

Follow a fixed routine to stay disciplined and avoid procrastination.

3. Limit Social Media & Notifications

Use apps like StayFocusd or turn off notifications during study sessions.

4. Use the Pomodoro Technique

Study for 25 minutes, then take a short break to maintain focus.

5. Avoid Multitasking

Focus on one task at a time to improve efficiency and comprehension.

6. Engage in Active Learning

Take notes, ask questions, and participate in discussions to stay involved.

7. Take Regular Breaks

Short breaks and exercise help refresh your mind and reduce fatigue.

By controlling distractions and staying organized, remote learning can be productive and enjoyable. Stay focused and make the most of your study time!

First of all, AGE, it is not the same to be from the alpha generation or a boomer. Obviously a teenager is more open minded than an adult. We can talk about the explosive frontal neurogenesis that teenagers suffer in the next post.

Secondly, TIME, with technologies we have more time to use it for other things, because we waste less time collecting information.

Furthermore, AMOUNT, before we had limited access to information, and now we can choose from a multitudes of options such as AI, apps, internet... You can filter all that information so than it suits your need.

On other hand, WRITING, people are losing the ability to write correctly. Accent marks are lost, words are shortened or new words are invented.

Overall, if you want my opinion, new technologies are so good for being informed and adding to your knowledge but we must not forget old learning such as opening a new book or taking notes.

If you enjoyed this post, let us know your comments.

Have a nice day guys!!!

Cristina

The rise of the technology has transformed the way we learn, making education more accessible than ever. Specially with the arrive of internet. And remote learning has become more common among schools and students.

But how are you dealing with technology and adapting to this new reality?

Well in my case I use a laptop and my phone every day. So it’s not a problem for me to find resources for learning English.

Today people join online classes, they can learn everywhere. Additionally digital platforms provide access to a huge number of resources including videos, audios, text with only one click. The best part is free.

Although if you want to do remote learning you need to consistently and have discipline. I always go to the library because it’s quieter, I can concentrate, and it has internet.

Some of my favourite resources include Facebook pages such as English Literature. I love their poetry post or in Tik Tok the account Ingles Nativo, their reals explain grammar very well.

I also watch streaming content in English, I believe this is one of the best ways to catch and improve your listening skills.

And my last addition: AI, oh men! Copilot it has been a total discovery for me. Now I can talk and practice my speaking with other “person” because Copilot talk to me like a real person and teaching English at the same time.

In conclusion today we don’t have excuse to learn a language. It’s not easy but not impossible.

Only you need to try and avoid distractors. Keep focus and be organized with you and your shores. Use your phone, computer or go to a library, the resources are available.

Now tell me, fellas, what are your tips for learning English. Tell me your ideas! I’ll read them and don’t forget to subscribe.

Joana

Asmae Chakkaf Daghmoumi.

Nowadays, we have all the facilities and tools that all of our parents and grandparents would have loved using, like series, film, music, interviews, within reach of a click, and even IAs for searching information and investigate deeply.

We can study careers or even become a professional musician, practically from your room. But, this requieres an execellent discipline and organization that not everyone have.

In my case, leaving my mobile phone on a another room have helped me a lot, because you can't fall into the temptation. And in addition, I hardly recomend to set daily study rutines, obviously, with breaks. And to finish take paper notes for retaining better the information.

I know that it isn' so many tips but sincerely, there isn't a perfect instruction manual because each one have their own system and plannings for studying. But I'm pretty sure that If you just add these two things to yours, is going to improve in your studies.

Alejandro

If you’re looking for the ideal retirement project, look no further than learning a new language

 Maybe you think adults of any age not as good as kids at learning a language.

Yet we all know adult learners who have achieved high levels of fluency and they’re not all blessed with that mythical “language gene”

Either way, learning a new language in retirement could be a great choice. It offers you not just a great mental work-out but also a fulfilling journey of social and cultural discovery.

The hours you spend until you learn how to use new technology platforms are a disadvantage..

Tell your grandmothers these advantages  and also I beg you have a lot of patience with us.

Cenis

The sedentarism and the falt of intaraction with other people can affect on your motivation to learn. To avoid this is important to have active breaks, maintain a good posture and regulate the exposition to the screen.

Online learning is very cool and useful, but is fundamental to find the balance beetwen tecnology and personal well-being.

Thales:)

With this example I try to make you understand that new technologies has arrived to make our lives easier but sometimes are extremely hard to control what it's on the cloud.

From my point of view, we should take advantage of that. I'm conscious that nowadays we need to adapt to this kind of technologies but elderly people hasn't grown up with all the gadgets that we can purchase today.

Despite we are reaching at a new connected world,where everything is instant and fast (and easier), we must take care about it. Because that can turn the world in a lonely place because of lack of human contact.

Miguel :)

At first, I thought “Great! more time in bed!” But soon, I realized I missed the little things like seeing my friends between classes, asking teachers questions without waiting for an email reply, and just feeling present. I also seem not to get along with the remote learning. I don't know how I always seem to feel lost and I don't understand the simplest system. And talking in general too much screen time can have consequences like: isolation, sleep issues, mental health impact…

I mean, It´s not always bad, In my case I also like studying with technologies like being able to watch videos that makes me understand the subject, also writing long texts without my hand hurting and have all the information in one click.

Sometimes, old-school learning really is better and sometimes remote learning is better, you just have to know which one works the best for you.

• Gadea