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Hello and welcome to lalalanguage blog! Today we are going to talk about a new trend - mobile learning.  So, first of all - mobile apps . They have turned language learning into a fun game. You can now learn English and other languages with the help of your favorite TV shows and songs, communication with native speakers, funny quests, memes and pictures from horror cartoons. This does not require a lot of time - you can just use the minutes that you stand in queues or spend on public transport. We can learn across different contexts, locations, social things - as we engage in different social activities.  As mobile learning becomes more and more prevalent, we must find effective ways to leverage mobile tools in the classroom. As always, the tool must fit the need. Mobile learning can create both the tool and the need. With safe and specific structures, mobile learning tools can harness the excitement of technology with the purpose of effective instruction. Using QR codes for instructi

Hello students! Do you know anything about MOOCs? If NO, this post is for you! By the end of 2013, most top universities had started to offer some sort of  MOOC (massive open online course) . Now, we are starting to see the MOOC product move into both the corporate and the private realm.  There is no longer any excuse for not learning new skills. Everyone can learn new things and change their careers without leaving their home. It couldn't be easier!  Here you can learn everything - both cooking and creating applications. And almost all courses are free.   If you are considering a MOOC for yourself or your organization, you’ll first need to determine which tool you will use to build the course. TAKE AN ONLINE COURSE!  EdX - Online courses from the world's best universities Coursera - World's Best Online Courses for Free Highbrow - Mini course portions every day by email (for those who are very busy) Skillshare - Online classes and projects to help unleash your creativity

 Hi there! Today I'm going to talk about  Wikiversity Wikiversity  is a  Wikimedia Foundation  project devoted to  learning resources ,  learning projects , and  research  for use in all  levels , types, and styles of education from pre-school to university, including professional training and informal learning. It differs from Wikipedia in that it offers tutorials and other materials to facilitate learning, rather than an encyclopedia; like Wikipedia, it is available in many languages.  One of the elements of Wikiversity is the collection of WikiJournals, which publish peer-reviewed articles in a stable, indexed, and cited format comparable to academic journals; they can be copied to Wikipedia and are sometimes based on Wikipedia entries. As of November 2020, there are Wikiversity sites operating in 17 languages, containing a total of 123,964 articles and 1,186 recently active editors. The Wikiversity e-learning model focuses on "learning groups" and "learning by do

Of course, in the world of education, we often conduct surveys and distribute questionnaires that are useful for gathering information. And for polls I prefer to use Google Forms. You can access this Google form for free. In order to use it, you also need to know what are the advantages and disadvantages of Google Forms. The article below will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of Google Forms. The Google Form is very useful for helping you submit surveys, schedule an event, give students some tests, and gather information in an easy and effective way. With a Google Form, you can ask multiple choice questions, list multiple questions, scale questions, and more. And if you want to share your form with others, you can organize your form to be able to create themes that can be impressive with very easy access. ADVANTAGES Google Form is very easy to create and use, and very beginner friendly. You can use Google Form services for free. Thus, you can use the program without restriction

hi there! :) You need to create a perfect presentation and share it with your groupmates or teachers?  No problems! There are some nice servises for you :) 1.  PREZI Here you can create your business or educational presentations I had to create presentation for my Spanish class and I chose Presi. Follow the link to see the result   https://prezi.com/i/avzdrvx66r5f/ 2.  CANVA Canva is a cross-platform graphic design service founded in 2012. The creation of images in the service is based on the principle of dragging and dropping ready-made elements and varying resizable templates. The graphics editor gives you access to a built-in library of templates, stock photos, illustrations and fonts. 3.  GOOGLE SLIDES Google Slides is a presentation program included as part of a free, web-based Google Docs office suite offered by Google since 2006 within its Google Drive service. The service also includes Google Docs and Google Sheets, a word processor and spreadsheet respectively.

 Hello and welcome to my blog!  Today we are going to talk about useful Google services for education. Most of the services are presented in the form of web applications, which can be used with an Internet connection and a web browser only. Thus, it is possible to access your data without being tied to one device, from anywhere in the world. I think most of you are familiar with some of the Google tools. It is difficult to find an Internet user who has never used Google search or watched Youtube videos. But it seems to me that not everyone knows that Google also offers a large number of other tools that can be effectively used in learning. They are all free, reliable, and easy to use. Google Drive is a data warehouse where you can place text, images, photos, audio, video, presentations, and so on. If you use Google Drive as part of Google Apps for Education, then you will not have restrictions on the amount of stored files, which is quite convenient, since you do not need to worry abo