Hokusai: Overview — Wooji Juice Edit many tracks side-by-side, mix them together, and export to wave or MPEG 4 (AAC) format — then transfer them to your computer via USB or Dropbox, or send them to another app on your device. Simple, uncluttered interface. Focus on your tracks. Standard pinch/swipe gestures to zoom and scroll your tracks. Fast, smooth response. Drag a finger to select audio — the bubble shows exactly where you are. Cut, copy & paste, delete or trim selections. Full support for undo and redo. Magnifying glass sliders: up to 8x more control over settings. Use mini keyboards to easily set frequencies to a standard pitch. Hokusai will convince you that audio was meant to be edited with a touch screen — it's just so natural within this app that you'll find yourself consistently coming back to it. iOS Music And You
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10 ways Google’s philosophy can guide teachers Google sums up its philosophy in its “Ten things we know to be true.” There are great lessons for education in most (but not all!) of them. (Sketch by Matt Miller) Google sums up its philosophy in its “Ten things we know to be true.” There are great lessons for education in most (but not all!) Google has become a household name and has infiltrated almost every part of our lives. Need to find information? Want to see a music video, documentary or other videos? Need to create files that you can share with anyone? Have to pay but don’t have your credit card? Google has its own cell phones (powered by Android), its own interactive glasses (Google Glass) and its own computers (Chromebooks), among many other products. Obviously, Google is doing something right. At Google Teacher Academy a couple weeks ago, I heard about Google’s “Ten things we know to be true.” These things that Google knows to be true have some great guidance for us in the education realm. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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A man without money – Listening and discussion A designer lessons ESL lesson plan developed by George Chilton This is a simple video, comprehension and discussion related to giving up money – aimed at intermediate adults and teens. I’ve kept this one free of too many ideas because I’d really like to see what you do with it – in what direction you took the discussion, and also how your students reacted to Daniel Suelo’s philosophy. Here is Suelo’s blog – if you’d like extra authentic material. Lesson Aims Listening comprehension2nd conditionalDiscussion Stage One – Warmer Ask your students how they would spend a day in their city/town/village without spending any money. Put them in small groups and get them to come up with a plan of the day – from 10am until 8pm. Monitor and get feedback from the class – and do an error correction slot (EC) at the end. Stage Two – Video / listening comprehension. I’d recommend using to download the video from Youtube pre-class. Questions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Key: 1. Follow-up