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The Use of Smartphone Applications in ELT
for 21st Century Learning
Gumawang Jati
gumawang.jati@gmail.com
Overview
The changing world
Technology for
•Learning Resources
• Interactive Learning
•Thinking Skills & 21st Century Skills
How mobile Apps transform language teaching and learning by elaborating SAMR model
The changing world
nulisbuku.com lulu.com
Technology for Learning
Resources
Technology for Interactive Learning
Technology for Thinking skills
http://indotell.weebly.com/tt.html
Technology for Learning Resources
Technology as Learning Resources
1. http://www.breakingnewsenglish.com/
2. www.elllo.org
3. http://lyricstraining.com/
4. http://www.movieclips.com/
5. http://www.script-o-rama.com/oldindex.shtml
6. http://teachingkidsnews.com/
Language Lab
http://elllo.org/
http://www.script-o-rama.com/oldindex.shtml
full transcripts
socio pragmatic information
information about actors, summary of the film, pictures of the characters
Knowledge, now is accessible by using your smart phone
Technology for Interactive Learning
(authoring tools)
1. Edpuzzle –video showing + quizzes (Apps-Student)
2. Kahoot – Creating interactive quiz in the class (Apps-Student)
3. Cloze test creator
4. Speech to text (Apps)
5. Siri (Apps) – Androind “Robbin the Siri Challanger)
6. Interpreter (Apps)
https://edpuzzle.com/
https://edpuzzle.com/media/5991a7f6f7ea77481e9c6c65
(Apps-Student)
https://kahoot.com/
https://create.kahoot.it/#quiz/db1a4d50-3a4f-4781-9d9c-eb948206412d
Speech to text (Apps)
Siri Robin – the Siri Challenger Interpreter
What digital tools & Apps have you used?
http://bit.ly/uinjkt
Technology for Thinking Skills (creation tools)
21st Century Skills
Padlet (Apps)
Timeline (Apps)
Canva (Apps)
Photo story (Apps – Adobe Spark Video)
Screencast o matic
https://padlet.com
(Apps-Student)
http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/timeline_2/
(Apps)
Canva
(Apps-iPhone)
6. Create ……….
5. Develop Story
4. Collect Material
3. Design Storyboards
2. Conduct Research
1. Select Topic
Technology for Thinking Skills (creation tools) 21st Century Skills
Create Visual Story Using
Digital Photos
Videos Narration
Music and Text
How mobile Apps transform language teaching and learning
Puentedura, (2011)
ICT
ICT is a tool to reinforce, extend and deepen
learning through international collaboration.
Enabling the student/participants to discover,
master and communicate knowledge and
information in a globalised economy.
(Adapted from British Council “definition of digital literacy”)
gumawang.jati@gmail.com
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