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Hi guys! Today I will introduce to you a social network to learn a world language. I will write about "Busuu". So what is it and how can we use it? Busuu is a social network for learning 12 different languages from across the world. At four levels of fluency, users move through vocabulary sections, quizzes, and writing tasks. A carefully created Travel Course is included in each language, with travel-ready vocabulary and phrases. Users can log up using Facebook or Google Plus and share their progress on Facebook at the end of each module, thanks to social networking features. Users are encouraged to correct other users' exercises in the Help Others section, allowing ELL students to use their native languages to assist non-native speakers while also receiving feedback on their own efforts. The app is free and provides access to one language as well as some content. Additional in-app purchases unlock more features (such as more quizzes and higher-level units), while annual

 What is Seesaw For School and How can we use it? Seesaw is a platform for student engagement. Teachers of all school levels and curriculum areas can use Seesaw to generate learning projects and assignments for their students. Videos, photos, text, graphics, files, and drawings can all be used in the assignments. Teachers can also use Seesaw to create a class blog, communicate with students and family, develop and select activities from a large and expanding library, and evaluate student work through digital portfolios. Teachers can use the application for free and have access to its basic capabilities. Seesaw Plus is a premium upgrade that allows teachers greater privacy settings and other advantages. Setting up a class on Seesaw is simple, and the platform's online interface guides users through the various steps. Despite the fact that Seesaw does not now offer a live video-streaming platform, it is frequently utilized for distant learning due to its compatibility with asynchrono

 Hi everybody! In this post I will talk about another tool which is "Thinglink". So, what is it and how can we use it? ThingLink is a handy app that makes annotating digital goods a simple. For tagging, you can use images, your own photos, videos, or 360-degree interactive imagery. You can allow students to interact with the media by adding tags, allowing them to extract more information from it. ThingLink's power is in its ability to integrate a wide range of rich media. Add your own verbal prompts, link to an useful website, embed graphics in movies, and more. And also, ThingLink isn't just for instructors. It can also be a great tool for developing and submitting work, as it encourages students to combine multiple sources of information and overlay them into a single cohesive piece. ThingLink is available both online and as an app for iOS and Android. As the information is saved on the cloud, it has a low impact on devices and is simple to transmit by a link. After

 Hi all! Today I will show you a funny learning tool which is Kahoot. Let's find out what is it and how can we use it? Kahoot is a game-based learning platform that allows users to build games and quizzes in minutes on any subject and in any language. These quizzes and games are known as Kahoots, and they may be found among many other games in the platform's library. To increase interaction, users can contribute videos, photos, and diagrams to their inquiries on the website. Kahoot, contrary to popular opinion, may be used by a wide range of audiences, from students to employees. Kahoot games stick to their mission of making learning more fun. After you have signed up Kahoot, you can create quizzes or demo games for your students. It's a fantastic tool for teachers to utilize it to reinforce what their students have learned. You can see the quiz that I created via Kahoot and solve it from this link And also you can learn more about Kahoot and how to use it from here

Hello everybody! Today I will recommend to you another tool which is Storybird. Let's look at what is it and how can we use it? Storybird is a tool for sharing stories with others. The website collaborates with artists from all over the world who share their work on the Storybird platform. The program allows students to use numerous artworks as a tool for storytelling thanks to the partnership with artists. Users choose artwork to illustrate their digital stories, then write prose to describe the narrative using the artwork as inspiration. In our schools, Storybird is a fantastic tool for encouraging creativity and teamwork. The photographs on the website are extremely useful for kids who are writing stories since they provide a framework for storyline, setting, characters, and descriptive details.However, users are unable to upload their own photographs to Storybird. The website offers a free edition as well as a Pro subscription for $69.00 per year. Teachers can work with 75 stud

 Hi all! In this post I will inform you about "Animoto". I will also share a video that I created with Animoto at the end of the post. Animoto takes photos and allows users to add sound and text, as well as handle some video editing, to share stories through a short video presentation. Animoto's ability to express oneself using new media technologies will appeal to students, and teachers can use it to bridge curriculum and student involvement, as well as produce digital storytelling projects. Animoto is a great alternative to PowerPoint presentations for students and teachers who want a more multimedia experience. Here is the link for you to watch my video