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"Print Worksheet" buttons are beginning to appear on more and more textivate screens. These buttons will only work if you are a textivate subscriber and you are logged in to textivate. The video below gives you a quick idea of the kinds of worksheets you can print based on any text in textivate. The browser used in the video is Google Chrome, which is particularly good because it has an automatic print preview as well as a "save as pdf" option - which is how the pdfs further down the post were created.
Dead easy to do. You don't need to upload a text to print out a worksheet. (But as I said, you DO need to be a subscriber if you want to print worksheets). We recommend Firefox or Chrome for worksheet printing. Here are links to the 17 worksheets in the video (pdfs): 1. 2. 3. 4. 10 strips - put the 10 strips of text in order. Tools. X-Ray Goggles allow you to see the building blocks that make up websites on the internet.
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ELT + Technology: Lesson Ideas Using Tellagami App. Tellagami is a free, user-friendly app which allows users to create a short video (or 'gami') with an animated character, background of their choice and up to 30 seconds of audio recording.
This post gives a brief guide as to how to use the app and two ideas of how the app could be used in class or with learners. The App The app opens with a default character and background. You are able to change the way the character looks, where they're standing, and their emotional state. The app lets users set the backgroud either to a photograph on the device, a photo taken at that time, or one of the app's preset backgrounds. The Lessons 1. As Tellagami allows us to change the emotion on the character's face, it can be used to introduce to learners some of the ways in which prosody is used to show the emotional state of the speaker. 2.
I hope you find these lessons fun, please let me know how you are using Tellagami with your students. Morfo.