20 WebCam Activities for EFL ESL Students Back in November 2008 I published Part 1 of a series of articles intended to explore the use of WebCams in education. I have now finally got round to writing Part 2 which is a collection of 20 activities EFL ESL teachers can do with their students. Here are some links to useful free video communication tools that you could use for these activities.MailVu is a simple to use app which runs in the browser and enables students to record a short message which can be sent by email.EyeJot is another simple video email app which also has a mobile version.Skype is of course the mainstream choice for synchronous communication.Oovoo is a Skype competitor which also enables the recording of video interviews by capturing both interviewer and interviewee. 20 WebCam Activities 1. 2. 3. 4. Bank robbery - The Young Ones - BBC comedy 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. I hope you find these suggestions useful and manage to use some of them with your students. Related links: Best
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Watch Free Documentaries Online | Documentary Heaven Helen Keller Helen Keller, född 27 juni 1880 i Tuscumbia i Alabama, död 1 juni 1968 i Westport i Connecticut, var en amerikansk författare, aktivist och föreläsare. Hon var den första dövblinda person som avlade en akademisk examen.[1][2] Under sin livstid publicerade hon tolv böcker och ett stort antal artiklar. Hon var även politiskt aktiv och verkade för kvinnors, funktionshindrade och arbetares rättigheter. Verk av henne brändes under bokbålen runt om i Nazityskland 1933. Biografi[redigera | redigera wikitext] Helen Keller föddes i Tuscumbia, en liten stad i Alabama. När Helen Keller var tio år gammal hörde Sullivan om den norska flickan Ragnhild Kaata, som hade lärt sig tala trots att hon var blind och döv. Efter sin collegeexamen gjorde Keller det till sin uppgift att arbeta för de sinneshandikappade i världen. År 1960 skrev Keller boken Ljus i mitt mörker. Källor[redigera | redigera wikitext] Externa länkar[redigera | redigera wikitext]
welcome to filmarchives online — filmarchives online Improv Everywhere | We Cause Scenes Describe an Imaginary Place or Strange Land Summer is a season of travel, a time of sandy beaches, hypnotic sunshine, stamped tickets, and the excited laughter of children visiting out-of-the-ordinary places. Summer vacations—and the summer months—fill our minds with those moments of wonder and imagination so natural to childhood and keep us connected to our own children. But sometimes the household budget doesn’t stretch quite far enough for exotic adventures. What to do? Go anyway! Here’s how! Start with a Map Gather your family around the kitchen table with paper, pencils, pens, and an atlas. Set Your Imagination Loose It’s time to describe an imaginary place! What color is the sky? Are there trees or flowering plants? Place yourself there. What kind of person—or wonderful being—could you allow yourself to be there? Create Your World As ideas shape themselves around your kitchen table, have your children create colorful maps and illustrated “travel guides” of their visionary worlds. Enjoy your magical travels this summer!
filmes que ensinam Story Starters: Creative Writing Prompts for Kids If you’re looking to inspire your students’ writing and creativity, turn to these fun and exciting writing prompts. Perfect for overcoming writer’s block or even starting a brand-new short story in a different narrative, creative writing prompts can help students begin a new piece with confidence. Plus, these story starters can also encourage students to explore different genres while honing their writing skills. Reading a book in a genre, then having students use a story starter in that same genre. Take inspiration from classics like Treasure Island and newer popular series like The Bad Guys to explore how to write thrilling adventure stories. You’re part of a pirate crew in search of a long-lost storied treasure trove. Get students excited about adventure stories with these great books:
Top 50 movie special effects shots CRITERIA FOR THIS LIST:This is not a list of 'iconic' SFX shots, such as the opening shot in Star Wars or the final shot in Back To The Future, etc. There are many fantastic SFX shots in cinema history that are artistically 'awesome' without qualifying here. For the purposes of this list, a shot has to be either a) exceptionally convincing, b) ground-breaking or c) an exemplary execution of an oft-used technique. Only one shot is allowed per film. A note about pagination (why the entries on this list are divided this way) 50: Alien: Resurrection (1997) - Ripley clone matures Jean-Pierre Jeunet's quirky fourth entry to the Alien series boasts many eccentric touches worthy of mention, including an elegant solution for the astronaut who even has to carry his whiskey freeze-dried, as well as the first CGI examples of H.R. 49: Just Imagine (1930) - Descent to New York penthouse 48: The Day After Tomorrow (2004) - Manhattan floods. 47: Saving Private Ryan (1998) - Bullets in the water. Cecil B.
Metric Conversion charts and calculators 50 Incredible Stop Motion Videos - Smashing Magazine Advertisement Stop motion animation is one of the hottest areas of film-making today. Stop motion is an animation art through which one can spring life in inanimate things and do the unnatural. It works by shooting a single frame of an object, then moving the object slightly, and then shooting another frame. When the film runs continuously in a film projector, or other video playback system, the illusion of fluid motion is created and the objects appear to move by themselves. Well, how can you make use of stop motion in web design? Below we present over 50 amazing examples of stop motion videos, a tribute to hard work of animators, artists and creative folks. You may be interested in the following related posts: Stop Motion Videos Fat City Reprise – Long Gone7 video by Cesar Kuriyama8 Music video was created entirely from 45,000 Photographs taken by a Nikon D200 DSLR. Human Tetris9 video by www.notsonoisy.com10 Super Mario Bros 3 LEGO11 video by jmehatesyou12 Video by Kendall Hunt37
For sale, baby shoes, never worn: Hemingway probably did not write the famous six-word story. Photo by AFP/Getty Images Quote Investigator is a terrific website that examines the provenance of popular quotations, which, as you may have noticed, frequently get misattributed online. On Monday, the site’s proprietor, Garson O’Toole, looked into a six-word fiction supposedly written by Ernest Hemingway: “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” David Haglund is a senior editor at Slate. He runs Brow Beat, Slate's culture blog. Hemingway’s authorship of the classified ad-inspired short-short story is frequently described as a “literary legend,” which, to be fair, is a perfectly accurate way of putting it. Ernest Hemingway died in 1961, and the earliest published evidence known to QI connecting him to this tale appeared in 1991. The case for Hemingway does not get stronger from there. There was an ad in the Brooklyn “Home Talk” which read, “Baby carriage for sale, never used.” That note was reprinted in multiple newspapers. Is that 1917 article, written by one William R.
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