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Showing posts with label Useful Links. Show all posts

Directory of Open Access Journals


The aim of the Directory of Open Access Journals is to increase the visibility and ease of use of open access scientific and scholarly journals thereby promoting their increased usage and impact.
The Directory aims to be comprehensive and cover all open access scientific and scholarly journals that use a quality control system to guarantee the content. In short a one stop shop for users to Open Access Journals.


Click HERE to find journals.
Click HERE to search for articles. 

Plagiarism


Plagiarism.org was founded in 1996. With increased interest, Plagarism.org became one of the Internet's predominant anti-plagiarism resources for educators and students alike. Plagiarism.org is the educational arm of iParadigms LLC.
Now in its 12 th year, Plagiarism.org has once again been redesigned with the goal of providing even more resources and information. The redesign has also focused on making the website more accessible and user-friendly so that everyone can benefit from the information on Plagiarism.org.

Livemocha

Livemocha is the world’s largest online language learning community, offering free and paid online language courses in 35 languages to more than 6 million members from over 200 countries around the world.


onestopenglish

Onestopenglish is a teacher’s resource site published by Macmillan English Campus, part of the Macmillan Education Group, one of the world’s leading publishers of English language teaching materials.
Onestopenglish is packed with resources for English teachers. All materials are written and edited by an expert team of teachers and authors and are organized into core subject areas such as Skills, Grammar and Vocabulary, Business and ESP, Exams and Young Learners, so you’ll always find what you’re looking for.

lingonet


With Lingonet Puzzle Editor, you can build multimedia vocabulary exercises in many different formats using, for example, thematic maps, picture labelling, form filling, cartoons, graphs etc. When using the Lingonet Puzzle Editor to build your own multimedia vocabulary exercises - either as a teacher or a student - your main task is to select target words or phrases to be remembered and design clues for prompting answers. Each word or phrase can have up to four clues to help you or your students to remember it.
Try the samples for free. These are only a few possible examples of the kind of vocabulary exercises you can build... when you use your imagination, the sky is the limit!
Included in the Puzzle Editor are 50 ready-to-use vocabulary exercises in English.
A fun way of creating your own interactive vocabulary exercises!

ESL Galaxy

ESL Galaxy offers over 2368 free printable worksheets for ESL lesson plans and ESL Activities; and there are more additions every other day.

ESL Gold

ESL Gold provides over a thousand pages of free information and resources for both teachers and students. All materials are organized by skill and level for quick and easy access. 

ESL go

ESL Go is a free English community of ESL students and ESL teachers. It helps ESL students learning English as a second language through free ESL classesand free English practice message boards. ESL go.com also provides free teaching ESL activities for TESOL, TESL, and TEFL. Read about how to use this free ESL web site for learning English or teaching ESL + EFL.

English Forum

Resources for students and teachers of English (ESL/EFL)

Developing Teachers

A website for the developing language teacher 

Lantern Fish

Jobs, Worksheets, and Flashcards for the ESL and TEFL Teacher


Lanternfish ESL is maintained by a group of ESL teachers in Asia and North America. The aim is to bring printable quality resources to teachers and parents.

Computer Assisted Assessment (CAA)


The Bluepaper series was developed to focus upon a CAA related issue in more depth than previously allowed. Each paper is available for free download but should not be stored or distributed electronically as outlined within the copyright statments.

WELL Language Exercises

The WELL Language Testing System enables students to take objective language tests on the web, with immediate feedback. The tests are created from a central database of questions by tutors at participating institutions. After a student has taken a test, tutors can access the results to read off marks or to get detailed reports on answers given.

The CAA Center Website (Computer-Assisted Assessment)

This site was designed to provide information and guidance on the use of computer-assisted assessment (CAA) in higher education.

Pics4Learning

This resource can help teachers and students create print, multimedia or video productions. All material on Pics4Learing is copyright-free. Images have been donated by teachers, students and amateur photographers with the goal of enhancing student learning.

Everything you need to know about Podcasting!


Podcasting is the process of creating an audio show of some sort available in MP3 format via an RSS 2.0 feed that supports enclosures. Podcasts are designed to include talk shows, tutorials, music, or other audio content. Users select the podcasts (audio feeds) they wish to subscribe. Click on the post title, please! 

Idioms-Today

Hundreds of free English idioms, idiomatic expressions, proverbs and sayings
used in everyday conversation, with their meaning and an example.
Every day a new idiom is added. 

learn-english-today

This is a website set up by Kathleen, an experienced EFL teacher living and working in France.  The website was set up in 2003 and includes some exercises and word games, a list of phrasal verbs, vocabulary pages, a page of useful links, a Business English section and, last but not least, an idiom section.

Language Testing Resources Website

This site designed and maintained by Dr Glenn Fulcher


Since 1995 the purpose of the Language Testing Resources web site has always been to act as a reference guide to language testing related resources on the Internet by providing a history of, and links to, language testing related information, including publications that are freely available on other domains. However, it's purpose has broadened over the years. Now, resources on language testing, such as articles, features, videos and audio, are made freely available for language teachers, language testers, and students of language testing, applied linguistics, and languages. Teachers of language testing are encouraged use the resources on this site in their own courses, but are requested to establish links to this site and not copy materials onto other domains.

Free Access to SAGE Reference Online

Free Access from April 1 – May 15, 2010


SAGE Reference is currently offering free access to its award-winning content on SAGE Reference Online.
The SAGE Reference Online platform now hosts more than 160 authoritative, interdisciplinary handbooks and encyclopedias across the social sciences.


Click HERE to register for your free access.