Redefine the dictionary - wordia
Redefine the dictionary - wordia Another kind of dictionary.
An ad hoc collection of websites for English learners/teachers.
Redefine the dictionary - wordia Another kind of dictionary.
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CowboyPoetry.com��� Cowboy and Western Poetry at the Bar-D Ranch������ www.CowboyPoetry.com��� Center for Western and Cowboy PoetryWhat can I say...?
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CORPORA: 100-385 million words each: free online access A list of online English corpora.
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TEFLclips � Blog Archive � How to: Download clips & organise them on iTunes Info on how to use YouTube and video sharing in the classroom.
Librarian Chick / FrontPage Every possible link to digital books.
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National Archives Experience 1200 documents in the archive have been digitized here.
Double-Tongued Dictionary A lexicon of fringe English with the latest slang, jargon and new words.
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Daily Python | Monty Python - Pythonline.com For all you MP fans out there. You know who you are...
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The Periodic Table of Videos - University of Nottingham Cool videos about the periodic table - about as geeky as it gets!!!
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newsmap A tree structure map of newspaper headlines in real time.
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Media Talk - What George Orwell Wrote, 70 Years Later to the Day - NYTimes.com: "The observations were made by George Orwell, whose copious diaries are now being published every day in blog form, exactly 70 years after they were made. The scholars behind the project say they are trying to get more attention for Orwell online and to make him more relevant to a younger generation he would have wanted to speak to."
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Le blog d'Orianne, Olive et Vince en Australie!
The blog of some Supelec exchange students in Australia.
Graffiti Research Lab A gazillion projects; some of questionable taste but all interesting.