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PLS RT SnaPanda is off Beta !!! #android #dictionary

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Brad
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  What if you could learn a word just by touching it ?   That’s where our team started over a year ago, and it has been a beautiful evolution. Today, SnaPanda came off beta with a few new tricks up his sleeve.  We would really appreciate if you would help spread the word by retweeting, facebook sharing, google +ing, or by simply telling any android-lovin’ friends/students about our unique and FREE app.   Download here.  Learn more here.   WHAT’S HOT ? A new algorithm which has rendered the Snap function much faster and more accurate. Social network share of words (…)

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Have you heard of “English Addicts” ?

Posted on July 22, 2011 by Brad
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  Many of my ELT friends know about my Android application, SnaPanda, which might have something to do with me showing up at IATEFL in a panda costume… umm… yeah…     Though, I’m not sure if you know what else Edulang is up to. We have a number of great e-learning applications, and I’d like to introduce you to one that is currently free to use.  English Addicts is a daily English lesson that improves listening comprehension and builds vocabulary.  Written by 5 seasoned ELT authors, each new lesson has 10 activities based on a hand-picked excerpt from Voice of America. We’ve (…)

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Check out the new version of my Education app and Pls RT ;-)

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Brad
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  Have you ever watched something grow and been amazed at every new step ?   a plant ? a child ? an idea ? a student ?   Believe it or not… I can now say I’ve seen a panda grow !     Many of you have heard about the app I’ve helped develop, SnaPanda, a dictionary with a new twist (see video below). It’s been an awesome ride and I’m really excited about its most recent developments. Think of it as my lil’ baby and ya know how parents are with babies…         SO, dear (…)

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5 reflections on mLearning

Posted on April 1, 2011 by Brad
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Wikipedia’s first sentence about this new field is: “The term M-Learning, or “mobile learning”, has different meanings for different communities” so… what does mobile learning mean to you?   The next 5 points will explore what this field means to me and how I see it evolving. Hopefully this journée(y) will spark a few reflections of your own, and that you’ll choose to share them with us all. NB I will be addressing mlearning in the “anywhere, anytime” context, not the use of mobile devices in the classroom, which I see as quite separate. 1) Etymological roots -MOBILE- We can trace the (…)

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