Orange móvil - adsl - telefonía fija - televisión /auto_quizzes.php?v=NQ50OMM0L1s Quizzes for "Small Animal Hospital: Veterinary Medicine" Grammar for listeners15 items Singular and plural nouns Fill the gaps with singular or plural forms of frequently used nouns. Grammar for listeners7 items Contractions Can you catch contractions (such as I'll, he'd and so on)? Grammar for listeners6 items Past simple: Irregular and all regular verbs Listen and type phrases with a verb in past simple. Grammar for listeners4 items Past simple: Irregular verbs Listen and type phrases with an irregular verb in past simple. Pronunciation for listeners23 items Top 50 two-word chunks Do this quiz to practice catching two-word expressions that are often difficult to catch. Pronunciation for listeners12 items Top 20 two-word chunks Do this quiz to practice catching two-word expressions that are often difficult to catch. Pronunciation for listeners7 items Disappearing sounds: /t/ and /d/ Practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/. Pronunciation for listeners3 items
WordReference Cómo transcribir una entrevista de audio a texto fácilmente Una de las cosas que consume mayor cantidad de tiempo es transcribir de audio a texto, en especial para aquellos que se dedican al periodismo o actividades similares, debido a que deben invertir un largo tiempo a redactar entrevistas, por ello hemos realizado una guía de cómo transcribir una entrevista de audio a texto fácilmente. Muchas veces surge la pregunta de cómo transcribir una entrevista de audio a texto con rapidez, y a día de hoy existen un gran número de herramientas que pueden ayudar a simplificar esta tarea, para transcribir entrevistas de manera sencilla, transformando la voz en un texto. Cómo transcribir videollamadas a texto Google Docs Este servicio online es flexible, y además una gran opción para transcribir una entrevista de audio a texto. Transcriber AG Descargar Transcriber AG Online Dictation Cómo escribir en dos idiomas a la vez en Android Web: Online Dictation Evernote Descargar Evernote iOS, Android, Mac y PC Dragon Dictation Descargar Dragon Dictation TalkTyper
Videoconferencing platforms for teaching online – a short video guide Teaching live online classes is becoming an increasingly attractive option for teachers who would like to work for themselves, from home and in their own time. However, it’s easier said than done. To be an effective online teacher, and to build up a large and loyal client base, you need to offer a good service. A good online teacher not only knows his or her subject matter, but also knows how to design and deliver engaging live classes that actually help students learn. In short, good online teachers need both pedagogical skills and technical skills. At The Consultants-E, we’ve just launched a new Teaching Live Online training course for teachers. Of course, the videoconferencing platforms that Gavin mentions in this video are not the only ones available. Nicky Hockly The Consultants-E September 2016
YouGlish What is YouGlish? YouGlish is a very easy way to learn the correct pronunciation of words by hearing them spoken on YouTube videos. That YouGlish name makes more sense now, right? This tool uses YouTube to provide the accepted pronunciation of words in various languages by employing native speakers. It's super simple to use and, thanks to it being YouTube based, YouGlish is accessible from any device that has a web browser. This isn't just spoken by people from the local country though. Get yourself over to Youglish.com and type in the words that you want to hear, be it a single word or an entire phrase. Make sure you have your audio volume turned up so you can actually hear clearly what is being said. How Does YouGlish Work? YouTube has lots and lots and lots of videos -- as of 2020, there are 720,000 hours uploaded daily. YouGlish is smart enough to trawl all that content to find the word or phrase you want to hear. What Are The Best YouGlish Features? Is YouGlish Useful for Teachers?
19 Successful Online English Teachers Share Their Tips and Resources for Planning Online Lessons Thanks to everyone who contributed! I receive A LOT of emails from online teachers (and online teachers to be) about planning; namely, what they should include in their lessons and what resources they should use. As there are many areas of English and different teaching methods, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. What I do and what I use might not work for you and your learners. However, there are some common practices and amazing resources that you can use in your online lessons. And as a way of celebrating the incredible teachers who create their own content so that we can use it with our students, I have put together this super post. I asked 19 online teachers for a tip or an app when it comes to lesson planning, and for them to share their resource. As well as being a handy guide for you, this might also inspire you too to create content for your learners (if you’re not doing this already). (At the bottom of the post there is a chance for you to add your own resources.) Gabby Wallace
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