1. Duolingo Duolingo, if what they claim is true, is the most popular language learning app. The app is free and with less than 100 MB of download, you can create your profile and start learning a language right away. Currently there are 30 million English learners in the app. The process of learning is very easy to understand. There modules and each of them has vocabulary and grammar rules for you to learn. Activities contain listening, translating and writing. Repetition is also a key factor. As you move forward, the app tracks your progress and if one of your module knowledge is weakens, it warns you so that you can practice it again and strengthen your skill. You can also set daily goals and discuss the language rules in Duolingo forum. 2. Busuu This app is very similar to Duolingo. The process is just a bit different. The first thing I realized was that Busuu is more explanatory. Rather than letting you to deduce the rules, it gives them clearly. This app has an also a ...
Seesaw is a teacher-student app. With Seesaw, teachers can create classes which student can join, and post assignments which students can response (if they'd like to pass their classes). This is basically it. But of course, there is more. Teachers also can post announcement. The account can be connected with the school. This way, teachers in the same school can interact with each other. Students' family members can be added to the account to interact with the teacher. You can create a blog where you can post students' works. It is really useful and an easy-to-use app. If you want to see an example assignment here's one that I made: Example assignment that I made
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