Showing posts with label webtool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label webtool. Show all posts

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Ghotit | super-spell-checker

Larry Ferlazzo posts,

Ghotit is a super-spell-checker that is ideal for very beginning English Language Learners ... (as well as native speakers with challenges). It has the ability to help “sleuth-out” words that people are trying to spell — in a much more in depth way than most regular spell-checkers. Thanks to Ira Socol for the tip on this app. I learned about it through an excellent post he wrote titled Classroom Changers.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Practice Parts Of Speech


The University of Nottingham has a nifty online tool where where students can practice multiple parts of speech (adverbs, articles, etc.) with any piece of 300 word text they, or their teacher, choose. And it can be used with several languages, including English.


It's just a matter of pasting the text in, clicking a button, and you're presented with the exercise.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Web Apps for Writers


100 Free And Useful Web Apps For Writers from The Presurfer 

No matter what you write, whether it's for a college class on creative writing or for a novel you've finally found time to get around to, having some tools to make the process a little easier is always a welcome prospect.

This list brings together a wealth of just those kind of resources, all found online and all free to use, so you can concentrate on being creative and producing the best writing you can.

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Maps Alive

Make Online Maps Interactive with MapsAlive
http://www.mapsalive.com/
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