Week 6

In the world of communication, where communication is becoming more digital day after day, students can turn technology into an advantage by simply adapting to the new methods of writing. Web tools can be great supporters of second language learning as they support learners with collaborative writing experiences, and also enable them to become more accurate producers. So with the help of well-informed teachers who keep pace with technological advancements, web tool(s) usage is no doubt one of the best ways to foster your students to produce their second language better. So I will give some good examples of these writing platforms that can be beneficial both for learners and teachers.

Error Correction and Readability

Grammarly (my personal favorite)

Interactive and Collaborative Writing

Padlet

Google Docs

Search Platform for Language Use Examples

Ludwig (good one, but requires payment after a while)

Note-taking and Task Organization

OneNote

EverNote (efficient mobile app)

Mind Mapping

MindMeister (free version has limited features, but you can take screenshots of your work ;) )