Language education has greatly benefited from the advent of new web-based or web-connected technology in the past 10-15 years. When I first started learning French, […] Read More
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Image by Sasa 383000 via Wikimedia Commons At the end of each school year, I always do a culminating project that focuses on French-speaking countries […] Read More
A couple of weeks ago, I found myself home sick for three days in a row (I don’t think I’ve ever been out that long…I […] Read More
I’ve posted before about using Google Maps to reinforce geography, but today’s post will be about how to harness the power of street view to […] Read More
Infographie facebook en 60 secondes (left) by Olivier MORDEFROID is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0 Infographics, such as the one at left, have been a popular […] Read More
Have you heard of Wordle? It’s a great tool that’s been around for a few years now that allows users to create word clouds from […] Read More
It’s pretty incredible what kinds of tools are available to consumers today to create professional-looking media. Case in point, Sparkol VideoScribe and PowToon, two similar […] Read More
Last week, I blogged about some of the back-to-school decor in my classroom. One thing I intentionally left out is the bulletin board up above. It’s […] Read More
If you’re not using Pinterest already, I highly recommend it. It’s a great way to curate, organize, and share content. Teachers have been sharing their […] Read More
Teaching first year students, I feel it’s my job to make sure students leave my class with an understanding of where French is spoken. Naturally, […] Read More
