Hotel Training Center Requested Resources

Videos of teachers teaching for students

Learn American English Online (all levels)

Jennifer ESL (intermediate and above; pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary)

English with Stacy (beginner and above; pronunciation, grammar)

EnglishVid (advanced, but some might be useful, such as listening to yes/no questions)

Haitian Multi-Service Center teacher/tech guy: Phil

Prevocational resources -- click Resources for oodles of resources. 

http://enbvocational.pbworks.com 

Weebly- a free drag-and-drop plus HTML, if you want, web page maker. An example class page, including web resources for students, and Screencast-O-Matic screencasts:

http://dianaesl.weebly.com/ 

Canned online courses I know and like

-- LiveMocha -- available free through Boston Public Library to cardholders. Here are course descriptions:

 http://www.livemocha.com/content/outline/active/en-us/sourceid:whatwillilearn

Here's the BPL link to register -- there are 2 other courses there. The librarian told me they weren't continuing their Auralog subscription, and Powerspeak doesn't have ESL. (It says ESL for Spanish-speakers is coming soon, but it's said that for months now.)

http://www.bpl.org/electronic/language.asp 

--USALearns -- this is the independent learners' site (those who don't have a teacher). You can check out the courses there:

http://usalearns.org/ 

If you decide to use it, here is the teacher site, where you create classes for students to enroll in, and you track their work and correct their writing:

http://www.usalearns.org/teacher/