My Online Projects
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Vodcasts
- English language instructional videos posted on YouTube under the name JenniferESL. Please encourage your students to subscribe! Lessons for all levels: Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, American Slang, and Common Mistakes in English. I have also posted lessons addressing U.S. holidays and American culture.
- English language instructional videos posted on ECpod under the name Jennifer Lebedev. Many of my YouTube videos have been copied to this site, but ECpod hosts an exclusive series of mine: Everyday English.
- EnglishCafe.com is the sponsor and host of a new series of mine: How to Make EFL Instructional Videos. Target audience: teachers with classroom experience interested in making the transition to teaching through video. Launch date: May 2009.
Online Exercises for ELLs
- As a member of EnglishCafe, I also create exercises for English language learners. These exercises provide additional practice on the topics I address in my YouTube videos. While many sites embed my YouTube lessons, EnglishCafe is in a unique position because the embedded videos are accompanied by exercises I design exclusively for EnglishCafe members.
Podcasts
- English language lessons posted on OhMyNewsInternational as mp3 files. (Transcripts provided.) The focus of my podcasts is pragmatics. Lesson titles include “Phone Etiquette” and “Successful Job Interviews”.
Private Instruction
- In March 2009 I began to accept students for private online instruction. My choice of medium is Skype. It has been wonderful to develop a relationship with students once again. Also, I see this as an opportunity for professional growth. I am learning how much I can transfer from previous teaching experience, and I am adapting to an online environment. I have been enjoying this experience very much.
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Hi Jennifer,
Comment by Leigh March 27, 2009 @ 9:14 amThis is a great blog and your work on youtube is commendable! You are an inspiration.
Leigh
(EFL teacher- Spain)
Could only get one book from Amazon, hope your website is up soon.
Thanks again, you are a national treasure.
George
Comment by George Machlan April 6, 2009 @ 9:36 pmThanks for your help. I’m trying to use your videos in my classes.
Victor
Comment by Victor April 12, 2009 @ 8:36 pmJennifer, your videos on You Tube and this blog are really fantastic! Congratulations!
Comment by Wendell May 28, 2009 @ 1:36 amWendell
(EFL teacher – Brazil)
You are the Goddess of English
Comment by victor June 16, 2009 @ 3:25 pmThank you for everything you did. Your videos always in my cellphone, and they are really help me a lot.
Comment by Nguyen Tan Khoa July 10, 2009 @ 6:52 amHi, Jennifer
I love your blog and your youtube page.
I was wondering how hard or complex it is to have private online instructions?
Is there a book that I could read related to this?
I would like to learn on how to become a online tutor.
thanks
Comment by Mary October 27, 2009 @ 2:03 pmMary
Hello Mary!
Comment by englishwithjennifer October 28, 2009 @ 12:02 pmWhen I was preparing to teach through Skype, I contacted some fellow YouTubers who I knew were offereing private lessons. I wanted to get a feel for the range of approaches used to teach via webcam. I also wanted to hear about adminsitrative aspects like payment and scheduling. If you’d like to know more about that side of teaching online let me know. Otherwise, another option could be for me to create a category on this blog for online instructors. Right now I’m mostly focusing on traditional classroom teaching. I do have tips for adapting to the virtual classroom for private lessons. BTW – DimDim is another alternative to Skype.
Regards,
Jennifer