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Five things you always wanted to know about MOOCs (but were afraid to ask)

In this series, Nicky Hockly explains aspects of technology which some people may be embarrassed to confess that they don’t really understand. In this article, she reveals what a MOOC is.

Dealing with discipline 2

For Luke Prodromou and Lindsay Clandfield RAP is much more than merely music.

Teaching argumentative writing: tips and strategies

Diana Mazgutova offers some advice on teaching argumentative writing to ESL university students.

Does Synchronous Computer-Mediated Communication improve EFL learners’ oral proficiency?

Reza Norouzian and Dr. Zohreh Eslami investigate the benefits of S-CMC in classroom interaction.

Embrace technology

Rebecca Evans says it’s time to start thinking like a digital native.

A good read

Anna Kamont explores the power of analytical reading.

Blogging platforms

Michael Carrier looks at blogging platforms for ELT.

On your own

Mohammed Arroub describes ways to start building learner autonomy.

Icebreaker activities

Phil Keegan has a few ideas to break the ice with new groups of learners.

Get real (or not)! Virtual reality in ELT

Pete Sharma explores the world of virtual reality, examines the feasibility of using the technology currently available in the classroom and considers what the benefits might be.

Teaching five-paragraph essays through metaphors

Simon Mumford looks into visual aids to help teach students academic essay writing skills.

Over the wall: looking at books about humour

Alan Maley has a good laugh.

Turn up, tune in, switch on?

Kevin Ottley gets the student point of view of digital technology in the classroom.

Techniques for improvement

Louise Wilde recounts how she coaches her students through careful practice.

The age of neuroeducation

Sasha Euler explores what science reveals about teaching and learning.