In my previous post I talked about the Learning Station page created for educative purposes.

http://www.youtube.com/user/TheLearningStation?feature=watch

So as I talked about the first sectio

Most of my colleagues have shared some posts about using videos for teaching English.

If you’re interested in teaching young students with fun activities then I guess this site will be of great use.

After we were done with the project, I asked my students to share what they enjoyed about and learned out of this experience and what challenges they faced.

Concerning the things they like

Have you ever had your students create English Language videos?!

I tried this for the first time last summer when the topic of our lesson was “Advertising” and their effect on our ch

Children like to see educational materials in the class. I won’t forget the time when I was an observer and one of the students stood up and wished to see something educational.

It was quite interesting for me to browse through the sites described below as they are quite different and absolutely new for me.

Probably, it’s not a secret that using videos (including online videos, certainly) at our lessons can be superuseful from different points of view.

One of the great things about blogging is that reading someone else's post can inspire you, even if you end up doing something completely different with it.

Lesson resources to support the "Storyboarding with Moviestorm 2" lesson. This is a practical lesson.