E485 Mobile pedagogy for ELT_FINAL_v2

Free apps for learners and teachersof EnglishPlease note that these apps are not specific to ELT,but have been identified as useful by teachers andlearners in this project for enriching, using andcreating in English. At the time of publication theseare free, but please note premium (or paid) versionsare also available. A selection of other sources forEnglish language learning apps that may be usefulare included below.IOS IOS and Android apps AndroidEvernote (record audio, images and notes, as well asweb-pages, synchs across all devices, and can be used tocollaborate with and share)Skitch (annotate, mark up websites, edit photos, label mapsshare and give feedback on ideas) across devicesPocket (save ‘stuff’ on websites to read later offline)Popplet (mindmap images/words and collaborate online)Book Creator (text images video drawings can be createdand combined to create a digital book that can be shared)Note: at the momentGoogle Play Booksdoes not supportaudio and videoThing Link (adds video and text to images to share)Videolicious (adds videoor audio commentary toyour own still images)Voice Record Pro(records audio, can beconverted to MP3s andshared)Symbaloo webmix (collection of websites on same topic)maker (bookmarks favourite websites to share)Explain everything (import Documents [PDF, DOC, PPT,Keynote], pictures, videos, sound files, active web browserwindows, draw and annotate, zoom and pan, move andanimate, export and share)Tellagami (create an animated avatar that can explain aphoto or image to share)Simple Mind Mindmapping (mind mapping for mobiles,tablets and laptops)Pinterest (online poster collage board)Lino (sticky notes and photo collage)Padlet (upload video or images and text in a dedicatedshared space)Aurasma (create augmented reality ‘auras’, videosaugmenting an image with another image, video,or audiofile.)Note: all devices have in-built audio recordersSmartVoice recorder(records audio, can beshared)35 | Further resources, apps and links