Blended learning is an approach to learning and development that combines instructor-led training and self-study with e-learning and other less-structured forms of learning support—think “com...
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As an EFL teacher, blended learning is one of the approaches I use in my courses. I share the games and quizzes I create with Storyline via e-mail, dropbox or google drive or padlet (https://tr.padlet.com/).
They are really good to keep them motivated.
I also use some other online tools like Socrative (http://www.socrative.com). It is really useful to see their processes.
There are lots of tools and web pages to create a blended learning but I'd like to share my favourite ones; (https://www.tes.com/lessons) ; you can combine different types of learning materials in one place.
(https://www.brainscape.com); you can create flash cards and see how many cards your learners study and how good they are.
There is one more, https://www.educanon.com/ I haven't used this one with my students but I will.
They are really good to keep them motivated.
I also use some other online tools like Socrative (http://www.socrative.com). It is really useful to see their processes.
There are lots of tools and web pages to create a blended learning but I'd like to share my favourite ones; (https://www.tes.com/lessons) ; you can combine different types of learning materials in one place.
(https://www.brainscape.com); you can create flash cards and see how many cards your learners study and how good they are.
There is one more, https://www.educanon.com/ I haven't used this one with my students but I will.
- Thanks so much for these insights and resources!!
- Two other great sites for working with ESL students and creating front end blended learning resources Quizlet (https://quizlet.com/) for flashcards and interactive vocabulary learning. ThinkLink (http://www.thinglink.com/) for adding layers of information to a static image.
