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Quick links to useful resources for teaching and learning with educational technology
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LearnFrom looks like a useful tool for building online courses and testing whether they are viable as commercial products https://www.learnfrom.co/ Upload videos, add resources, and organize lessons with drag-and-drop. Launch on your domain using polished themes. Manage unlimited students, issue certificates
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If https://rabbit-hole.reppie.org/you enjoy letting your mind wander and exploring different aspects of a concept you will love this. Just type in a topic and start exploring
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Drawing on international case studies and expert insights, the report
 showcases innovative practices (e.g., student led tool selection,
robotics assisted social learning, peer supported AAC) and identifies
 systemic barriers https://iite.unesco.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/report_10-sept-2026.pdf
Gauth is quite a remarkable AI tool that generates visuals based around a topic you want to explore and then makes elements of the visuals clickable. https://www.gauth.com/atlas/ great way to explore any topic
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Visualisation to Enhance Creativity in the ELT Classroom https://peacheypublications.com/visualisation-to-enhance-creativity-in-the-elt-classroom This is a simple but powerful technique we can use to encourage students to see things in their ‘mind’s eye’. This involves persuading students to close their eyes, concentrate and visualize.
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Fifty Years of Topic Development, Thematic Combination, and AI’s Evolving Reach in Computers & Education https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0360131526001958?via%3Dihub - This is a long read but you can find a useful summary at: https://ammaramerhbi.substack.com/p/the-50-year-overnight-ai-revolution
Reach the Top 1% of Your Field (Deliberate Practice) https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2026/09/30/deliberate-practice/ This sounds a bit competitive but there are some valuable insights here about practice which definitely apply to language learning.
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Comedy wildlife photos - get your learners to choose their favourite one https://www.comedywildlifephoto.com/gallery/finalists/2026_finalists.php
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This is a great lesson plan for leading up to Halloween - https://payhip.com/b/I4vL A Ghost Story uses a beautifully crafted short film to draw students into an intriguing and emotional narrative. As they explore the story, students develop their speaking, listening, writing and critical-thinking skills while practising the language of deduction, speculation and storytelling.
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Here's another multilingual teaching tip - This one is using graphic organisers. (Images created with AI)
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OpenScreen is a free screen recorder that does a lot of the heavy lifting (video editing for you). It stores the videos on your hard drive and you can upload them where ever you want them. Good free alternative to Loom https://getopenscreen.com/
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Fish AI enable you to create audio voice and control the emotions they express through tagging. You can get 7 minutes of audio each month for free https://fish.audio/ great for short narrative or dialogues
The October 2026 edition of my free Edtech & ELT newsletter is now available https://nikpeachey.substack.com/p/edtech-and-elt-newsletter-october check out the links to useful apps, tools, articles and teaching resources
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pdf2epub is a free tool for converting a PDF to epub format ready for publication. https://epub.ftak.net/