In Memrise 's own words: What is Memrise? Memrise is an online learning community where one can learn almost anything in the wor...

Several months ago I was ranting about a problem with my browser; it had frequent problems and I suspected that it had something to do with...

Photos by me. See more here . Here's an example of how a seed is taken and planted with care many miles away where it soon grows i...

These helpful hints are brought to you in partnership with the Superb Writers' Blogathon by Grammarly grammar checker . Grammarly under...

I've been meaning to write on something like this for some time, but like a lot of my ideas, it was gradually heading towards oblivion ...

It is funny that James should have found it funny, but, he was, of course 100% right (James was referring to the photos I published in ...

Well, with photos being much the flavour of the moment (see Project 366 ), I think it's just apt that my guest post for the ELTPics blo...

As part of the prize package for winning Grammar.net 's Grammar Blog of the Year 2011, they have designed an infographic for me - thank ...

First and foremost, if an image is protected by copyright, you won't be able to download nor use it. In my Useful Resources page, you ...

Read my analysis of emergent language based on lessons using the above image in my guest post for Barbara Sakamoto's Teaching Village . ...

Scrible (with one 'b') is a fantastic tool for both students and teachers, fantastic if you surf the Net a lot, especially for resea...

When I published this the first time, Blogger had a crash, which lasted for two days. They had to delete some posts (including mine), but su...

This, along with the PechaKucha night, must have been the highlights of the IATEFL 2011 Brighton conference. The motion for the ELT...