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Resource page from CVC ESL - Please note that some links are dead because this page was salvaged from the California Virtual Campus Web site before it was discontinued
(The Webmaster did not want to lose the names of the ESL technology enthusiasts. If you know of the correct new link, please let the us know at this e-mail: TELL-IG Webmaster)
A+ ESL Teachers Homepages |
Sites Created by Teachers
For a little inspiration from others.
Kathy Sucher's Homepage @ Santa Monica College, CA
for intermediate composition esl classes
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Andrea Uram's Homepage @ Gavilan College, Gilroy, CA
for beginning & intermediate reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar classes
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Arlyn Freed's ESL/EFL Listening Resources
I created a web site a couple of years ago that was
born to help my students (university-bound adults,
ESL, ESP, EAP).
The most popular page is where I list and review
obsure sites for listening practice.
Go directly to the listening page at
There are some
more resources in the Speaking Resources sections for
pronunciation practice. I'm always adding to the site
so it is a work in progress. I hope you find it
useful.
All the best,
Arlyn Freed
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Charlie Williams' HOT Site for Composition Instrution
This site is a MUST for all composition instructors. Most of the material is very suitable for very good intermediate and beginning advanced students. Charlie is currently working at Oaklands College in Hertfordshire.
He can be reached at charlie.williams@oaklands.ac.uk
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Damianos A. Damianopoulos' Homepage from Corfu, Greece (check out the Parents' Page!)
This was written for 2nd Junior High School of Corfu, Greece.
Contact information: Damianos A. Damianopoulos, Teacher of English
Page is appropriate for: Junior and High School students
Cheers,
Damian
PS Clearly, this is a work of love! You won't believe how much information is here! Andrea
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Elma Cabahug's homepage @ City College of San Francisco, CA
for intermediate and advanced writing classes
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Homepage of Sabri Bebawi @ San Jose City College
My page is appropriate for All Levels
Also go to
http://www.eslstation.net
Ismail Fayed's Homepage
Intended for EFL teachers and educators of all levels
(primary, preparatory, secondary and EFL supervisors). Mainly, it is a
teacher-training venue for EFL methodology and activities.
Contact info:
6 Mostafa Elsherei St., Off Nawal St.
Dokki 12311 - Giza - Egypt
Mob. : 012 440 8929
Tel.: (202) 338 4781
Fax: 338 4780
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Mark Wade Lieu's homepage @ Ohline College
Associate Professor, ESL
Statewide Academic Senate Treasurer
510.659.6000 x5134
510.659.6244 fax
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Ron Fujihara's hompage from Long Beach School for Adults
Contact Information: (562) 218-0493 x224
Level: Intermediate and above
url: http://www.m-z.biz
Sally Paterson's page from Los Angeles City College
Appropriate for intermediate reading; advanced grammar and
writing classes
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Sheryl Sever's homepage @ College of Marin
Appropriate for high intermediate/advanced (business English)
on-site business communications
career search (resume writing for NNS, etc)
intercultural communications
tel: 415.492.8902
Skip Reske's Homepage from Sierra College
Now here's something different . . . and very worthwhile I might add! Great ""gist" and "signs" activities!
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Young Gee's homepage from Glendale College
This is from Glendale Community College and is from the Credit ESL Division.
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Zena Gray and Mary Anne Ifft's Homepage @ De Anza College, Cupertino, CA
Contact information Lab phone number (408) 864-5385
All levels @ a community college
For information about lab offerings, contact the lab coordinator, Mary Anne Ifft,
For other questions feel free to email Zena Gray, at zee2045@aol.com
George Vadasz's Homepage from Hungary!
Awesome site with so many categories there's an alphabetical index by topic!
No need to look further . . . just kidding! There's lots more at the other professionals' sites!
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4 Newbies
You or your students just getting started in the online world?
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4 Students
The classic stuff of exercises, explanations, quizzes, and community...
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4 Teachers
Something in here will provide support for what you're doing in class...
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Adult Ed--CALWORKS
Community College ESL and Adult Education ESL are increasingly overlapping in the world of welfare reform. See list of related links
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Advocacy
FACCC, CPFA, and others work to strengthen the political voice of professionals in the Community Colleges...
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Assessment
Online assessment: Issues, practices, and the companies putting it all together...
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Big 10 "Dot-Orgs" for ESL
These are musts for the ESL and CCC professional: the creative, the PC, & the best that the big educational institutions are able to provide for the practitioner...
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Chat and Voice chat
Here are tried-and-true non- and less-commercial places to chat...
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Code--Scripts--Tools
Tools for the advanced and advancing website designer, and my personal favorite place to hang out...
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Concordance & Corpora
The power for parsing billions of words used to reside only in the largest universities. No longer! Check it out...
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Dave's ESL Cafe
The most popular ESL site in the world!
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Dictionaries
Dictionaries & other things to do with words
In English and in other tongues....
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ESL Job Listing
Job Listings
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ESL online gurus
The absolute cutting edge in ESL and the internet...
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ESL Products
A place to shop.
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Language Labs
Got yours yet? If not, you might benefit from this advice and some of the new online software that gives you language lab capability online...
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Making Better Use of Educational Technology
These articles, websites, books and courses were collected and
rated by educators. Research is included too. Users can search based
on their level of expertise with technology --- novice, intermediate,
advanced, expert. It's definitely worth a visit!
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Online ESL Courses
Some of these are .edu classes, and others are offered through .com institutes...
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Online Issues
There are many...and counting!
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Online Journals
Save the rainforest: Read your journals online...
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Online Quizzes
Our list of quizzes.
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Online Teacher Training
Learn to teach online, online at these schools.
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OWLs
OWLs. Don't know what they are?
Online Writing Laboratories.
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Professional Development Projects (online)
Like the CVC's PDC, several groups are trying to pull regional resources together for the benefit of teachers...
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Publishers
From textbooks to software to website hosting, these big guys have taken on a Pokemon-esque "evolved form". Some of the best stuff though is being put out by the little guys in the form of shareware...
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Sites by Students
Yup. Watch 'em grow...
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TESOL, CALICO, and other organizations
If you don't know about these guys, you're in for a treat...
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BEST OF THE BEST
You've got to visit this site! Students read a short paragraph, choose what will happen next and determine the outcome of the story!
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Links for Beginners |
4 Beginning ESL Students
Are you students new to using the Internet? There's a wealth of beginner
appropriate links at this site. Some are for absolute beginners!
Do you have a link for students at this level? Send it to Andrea Uram,
ESL CVC Anchor, and she will post it here.
andreauram@yahoo.com
Integrating the Internet into the Classroom: An Online Course
This is a MUST-VISIT-SITE.
Michael Krauss, of the Graduate School of Education
at Lewis & Clark College, teaches a
three-week online course (2 hours graduate credit or 30 Professional
Development Units. It is designed to help educators become more proficient in
utilizing the Internet.
Michael Krauss, J.D., M.A.T, of the Institute
for the Study of American Language and Culture, has taught the course
for the past three years.
Course materials, comments from prior participants,
and online registration are available at
http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/usia/home.html
A more complete description of the course is posted below.
If you have any questions concerning the course, please contact Michael
Krauss at (503) 768-7315 - krauss@lclark.edu
or for credit information contact the Special Projects office at
(503) 768-6040 - hays@lclark.edu
"Integrating the Internet into the Classroom: An Online Course" (ED
648) is a three-week class which will provide you with the pedagogical
principles and hands-on skills needed to enhance your teaching with
Internet resources and activities. This online course is appropriate
for ESL and mainstream teachers at the elementary, secondary and
college level.
Participants will access a bank of Web sites focused on their specific
teaching area, learn to search for and evaluate Web sites efficiently,
explore techniques for integrating Internet resources into lesson
plans, and create Web pages and online activities designed specifically
for their particular students. Participants receive a high level of
individualized support from the instructor and collaborate with fellow
teachers via an electronic bulletin board and a class Email list.
The course requires an average of two hours of work per day for three
weeks for most participants. The time and place one works is
completely flexible. Participants do not have to be online at the same
time of day. The only requirements to take the course are basic email
and keyboarding skills, and very limited experience surfing the Web.
Participants need a reliable Email and Internet connection. Novices and
advanced computer users alike have rated this course very highly.
Offered through the office of Special Projects at the Graduate School
of Education at Lewis & Clark College, the class will be held online
June 16-July 8. There are two credit/cost options available: 1) $250
non-credit option (30 P.D.U.'s), fee payable to Michael Krauss 2)
$160 additional payment for graduate credit option (2 semester hours
degree applicable credit), fee payable to Lewis & Clark College.
The instructor for the course is Michael Krauss, J.D., M.A.T. of the
Institute for the Study of American Language and Culture at Lewis &
Clark College. Michael has used computers and the Internet in his
teaching for over fifteen years, presented internationally on computer
assisted instruction, and trained hundreds of teachers online over the
past several years. His home page and resume are available for your
review at
http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/
http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/resume.html
To view the course description, class materials, participant comments,
and to register online, please go to
http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/usia/home.html
Michael Krauss, ISALC
Academic English Studies Phone: (503) 768-7315
Lewis & Clark College Fax: (503) 768-7320
M.S.C. 125 Email: krauss@lclark.edu
Portland, OR. 97219 Web: http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss
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