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Video
There are many useful ways of using Video in CALL. The
biggest challenge of using video can be internet connection speed. If
it's not fast enough, it can be difficult to watch online video. As a
result, downloading videos ahead of time (when possible) is always a
good idea. See the 'Download
Tools' Section below and this Video
Download Guide.
Below are some sites that use video to teach a variety of langauge
learning skills. Hopefully, your
internet connection will strong enough to let you check out some of
these resources. If not, download some of these sample videos
and share them with your classmates.
Video Downloads
If the connection is slow, have one person download these files and
share them.
To save these files, RIGHT click, save link as (or save target as)
Sozo Exchange
buzz.mp4
facetious.m4v
Daily English Show -
DailyEnglishShow965.wmv
(show transcript)
Rachel's English
- Rachel-F_V
Consonants.wmv (transcript)
If the connection is OK, check out some of these EFL sites that use video
- RachelsEnglish.com - Extensive collection of homemade pronunciation explanations & activities
- Sozoexchange.com - Video explanations and practice for hundreds of vocabulary words and idioms
- TEFLClips.com - Jamie Keddie develops complete lesson plans based on YouTube videos
- Eslvideo.com - Online videos with transcripts & quizzes
- Englishcentral.com – Uses Youtube videos and voice recognition to practice and assess pronunciation
- Ted Talks - great presentations subtitled in many languages
- EnglishMeeting.com
- JenniferESL
- Real English® Video Dictations Exercises
- English-Trailers.Com You can watch movie trailers and do exercises on them. Scripts available.
- thedailyenglishshow Produced and presented by Sarah - a New Zealander based in Japan. Scripts here.
- ESLpodTV - Videos, podcasts and listening and reading exercises.
| One of my favovite EFL Video producers is Sarah, who
makes The Daily English Show The video to the right is one of her shows. Click the play button to watch it. A transcript of this show is at: http://thedailyenglishshow.blogspot.com/2009/02/965-quiet-vs-quite-i-like-totally-love.html This video is episode#965. There are many more here: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=thedailyenglishshow&view=videos I've invited Sarah to virtually visit our class on Wednesday. If you have any questions for her, please post them here: |
Lists of other video sites & resources
- Iteslj Video
- Delicious.com/tag/efl+video
- CLA Video Listening Sites
- "Video Online" by Elizabeth Hanson-Smith and Mike Marzio
- Examples of use of video in ESL from EVO2008 Video session
Links to other video related tools and sites
Online Video Sites & Tools
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![]() DotSub lets you choose our subtitle langauge |
- KeepVid.com - online download tool - paste in the video URL, choose your format, can convert
- Video2mp3.net - Convert Youtube videos to mp3 files
- Downloadhelper.net - Firefox extension allows downloading and converting
- Other Download Tools:Videogetting.com, Zamzar.com, Vixy.net, KeepTube.com
Video Production Tools (PC Based)
- Windows
Movie
Maker
support - Microsoft help - Movie Maker Forums - UpdateXP Screencasts - MakeInternetTV screencasts - iMovie
Imovie Tutorial - Pinnacle Studio
- Adobe Premiere
- Roxy Video
Live Video Telephony
Live Streaming
Screencasting
- Jing Project - easy screencast publishing
- Camtasia - Media Recording
- Camstudio - free screencast software
- SnapZPro - Media Recording
- Wink
- Screencast-o-Matic
Optional
Tasks:
- After looking at some of the video sites and tools above, write your daily reflection (on Posterous.com) about your thoughts on how you might be able to use video in your teaching situation.
- Upload a video to YouTube - See the YouTube Publshing Guide for information about become a YouTube start by uploading videos or recording from your webcam.
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