Greetings. Sometimes I wander how we can improve our German classes with technology as we do not use a lot of it. The first service that comes to mind is probably https://quizlet.com. It has many useful features not only to teachers, but to student too. We can use it to create and share vocabulary or some other tests, which can boost our success rate quite effectively. Next up is https://www.youtube.com/ with its stunning numbers of videos, there should be no problem finding various tutorials of all topics from fonetics to grammar, as well as other german videos if you want to test your skills by listening to native speakers. Also I shouldn't forget to mention apps like Duolingo which can give you some serious support and natural understanding of a language on the beggining stages of learning and later on. And that is it, thank you for checking this out and stay tuned for more unessessary opinions on wannabelinguistblog.

Welcome back. Today I was tasked with researching a ton of web-resources like babylon.com, voycabulary.com, grammar-quizzes.com, er-central.com and so on. Many of them have some usefull information, videos, audios, tasks, etc. Some of the cites are dead now and many of those that survived have absolutely terrible design which could drive any user off.  So only one of the cites cought my eye was rosettastone.com, it is good designed, has a list of features and an app which is always good. That's pretty much sums up my experience with these cites. Thank you for checking out and stay tuned for more unessessary opinions on wannabelinguistblog.