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One tiny little feature that packs an amazing punch is Voice Typing in Google Docs. This is a speech-to-text feature that is built-in to the most popular word processor in the world, and it is available to you and your students if you have a microphone in your devices. You can dictate all kinds of words, lists, and writing into Google Docs. You can also dictate formatting, punctuation, and editing. But wait...there's more! YOU CAN DICTATE IN OTHER LANGUAGES!!!!! WHOA!!!!

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Free Technology for Teachers

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Chrome translator for students and teachers

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Teaching a new language to non-native speakers may be one of the most challenging educational jobs out there, so ELL teachers can use all of…...

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The Google Translate app can translate menus, signs, handwriting, speech, or even text in a photo. We explain all the features and show you how to get started.

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Free Technology for Teachers

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Gardens is a lightweight tool for bringing together a group of people to chat, write, or collaborate.
Each group can share a set of spaces, and each space can be a chat room, discussion forum, shared notebook, and more. Mix and match different spaces to create your own environment.

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On some devices, you can translate entire webpages and documents.
Translate websites On your computer, go to Google Translate.

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Some very good video sites for teachers...

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This is a collection of recommended reading sources to research to find out more about online reading skills etc.

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