Example: Students can form study groups on WhatsApp where they share or build on to what they are learning. Also a great opportunity of a safe place to have conversations with native speakers.

Example: Students can use Google Translate to have help with assignments by translating short passages or sentences from their native language to the target language. They can also use the pronunciation feature to practice speaking.

Example: Students can schedule conversation practice sessions with language partners or tutors, allowing them to engage in discussions and receive immediate feedback on their speaking skills.

Example: Students can participate in Duolingo’s leaderboard challenges where they compete with classmates to complete the most lessons in a week

Example: Students can submit their writing tasks for correction by native speakers. This direct feedback helps them improve their writing skills and understand common mistakes.

Example: Students can focus on real life situations when using Babbel for their language practice such as dialogues related to transportation and dining.

Example: Students can access Voxy to work on specific language skills tailored to their personal language needs and areas of growth.

Example: Students and teachers can create personalized word lists based on their daily readings or conversations. They can then quiz themselves using flashcards to reinforce their vocabulary retention.

Example: Students can use Mindsnacks to play games that help their understanding of grammar rules.

Example: Students can create digital storybooks in their target language using Buncee, incorporating images, audio, and text. This project allows them to practice writing and speaking while expressing their creativity.