Interesting article here from the AI Language Teacher on runnning an LLM on your laptop - Some very compelling arguments for it https://theaienglishteacher.wordpress.com/2024/10/26/ai-bytes-episode-18-local-llms-an-ai-in-on-your-desktop/

My latest article for Oxford TEFL - AI tools for planning EFL lessons • Oxford TEFL https://oxfordtefl.com/blog/ai-tools-for-planning-efl-lessons/

A speech to text plugin for Chrome - Voicy Speech to Text https://usevoicy.com/

Interesting looking AI STEM tutor https://studeo.app/en

Another AI tool directory https://thenextaitool.com/

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My collection of 170 short videos to use with students on Pinterest https://uk.pinterest.com/nikpeachey/video-shorts/

My presentation on Video and multimodal literacy in the language classroom from ELTOC-24 https://view.genially.com/66ed70561cf59ce6e1ff4189

A very cool AI drawing assistant app for iOS https://www.wand.app/

Just in case you haven’t already, you can download ChatGPT for your phone or desktop https://openai.com/chatgpt/download/

Great to see that Etherpad the foundation on which Google Docs was built is still running and still available for free https://etherpad.org/#

ChatGPT can now search the web in a much better way than before. You can get fast, timely answers with links to relevant web sources, which you would have previously needed to go to a search engine for. https://openai.com/index/introducing-chatgpt-search/

Finally there’s an AI tool for creating infographics. This could be a huge time saver https://graphicinfo.cc/?linkId=lp_632490&sourceId=peacheypublications&tenantId=graphicinfo

You can watch this recording of my webinar presentation from ELTOC 2024 her -Video and multimodal literacy in the language classroom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-E6c2Fvnyo

My latest book is now available - It will pay for itself within an hour of finishing it - AI-Powered Lesson Design for English Teachers - Book https://payhip.com/b/mvsco

Nice materials on humour in language learning - Volume 11: Back to Basics https://mailchi.mp/uoregon.edu/v11_8?e=e502b055e3

Great collection of short videos that can be exploited for language learning and multimodal literacy development - Spectacle - The Best Video Marketing Inspiration https://spectacle.is/explore

A useful collection of book summaries - Enough to get the ley points and understand the concepts https://brieflane.com/

Amazy is a fantastic tool for creating interactive worksheets for students. It's a bit like an interactive version of Twee and also has an LMS for tracking students answers https://buff.ly/4dTtg5T There's even a community that shares lesson materials. It can create lots of different types of activities, including ones that enable student to record and submit their speaking for evaluation.

Another scary tool NOT to tell your students about - PaperGen helps you generate well-structured long-form papers with fully referenced citations. It ensures originality, clarity, and precision with AI detection bypassing for a more human-like writing experience. https://buff.ly/4enxxgT