Teaching and learning online became necessary if not commonplace during the pandemic:
Jay Doubleyou: the homeschooling revolution
Jay Doubleyou: is e-learning a good thing?
Jay Doubleyou: how to teach on zoom
Now the teaching and learning world is a very different place:
Jay Doubleyou: the english teaching industry is evolving
And today there are all sorts of great places to go online:
Jay Doubleyou: great online resources to improve your english
Jay Doubleyou: voice recognition apps to help learn english pronunciation
But even before 2020 this was already happening - as we learnt to adapt our teaching and learning approaches to the 'online classroom'.
The following are notes from an excellent seminar given in February 2016.
Screen-sharing is so easy:
Show your screen during a meeting - Microsoft Support
Sharing your screen or desktop on Zoom
Material-free lessons: getting teachers and students to notice:
Pedagogical grammar: teaching options, with Scott Thornbury – The TEFL Zone
The role of ‘noticing’ in grammar teaching – The Art of TESOL
Noticing and second language acquisition: Studies in honor of Richard Schmidt | NFLRC
There are lots of tools to help working online:
Virtual Classroom and LMS Software | WizIQ
Online Learning With The World's Most Popular LMS - Moodle
Learning management system - Wikipedia
Open eLMS: FREE LMS that's AI Powered - Open eLMS
25 Free LMS in 2025 to Check Out | SC Training
The Socratic method in online teaching:
How I Designed an Inclusive Socratic Seminar (and You Can Too!) - YouTube
Refresh Online Discussions with a Socratic Approach | U-M LSA LSA Technology Services
Socratic method of teaching In Online Tutoring
Finally, there are a lot of free online seminars for teachers:
Training | TeachingEnglish | British Council
Events Oxford TEFL • Oxford TEFL
Teaching English online | Cambridge English
With thanks to Nicola Clarke-Siegel:
Nicola Clarke-Siegel - English Teacher - The Abbey school Faversham | LinkedIn
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