It is important to stay connected with professionals and communities of inquiry and practice. Community members support each other, exchange materials, and share concerns. Joining communities will help you to stay updated, find answers to your questions, and create shared resourced instantly. Explore online professional communities and resources below.
Kansas University The Open Language Resource Center materials
A real-time, simultaneous search across 21 different sources
Connect your students with industry professionals virtually: Introducing Nepris (Nepris is now Pathful Connect and part of the Pathful College & Career Readiness System.)
Tips and strategies for moving online teaching by the Quality Matters
Inclusive assessment is about accuracy—being thoughtful about student differences so that you can really see what they’re learning.
Resources compiled by the MLA. Strategies for teaching remotely, equity and accessibility concerns, and resource guides
These resources invite instructors to explore a series of questions relating to L2 pedagogy, leading to pages with practical suggestions, advice from instructors and suggested readings from the published research.
This page contains a list of free tools and resources for language teachers to use in their classrooms.
Suggested best practices and resources for the implementation of hybrid and online language courses
A Facebook group for exchanging helpful suggestions about remote instruction.
A list of Twitter threads and blog posts by Sarah Laiola at Coastal Carolina University
Critical questions to consider while planning to move online
Practical tips and strategies to utilize online instructional methods webinar by the Ashland University faculty
Blended learning tools and initiatives
The application of technology specifically for language teaching and learning
Materials "to support the professional learning needs of online world language educators"
A guide for language teachers interested in using, creating, and promoting OER
The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.
~Coretta Scott King, an American author, activist, civil rights leader, and the wife of Martin Luther King Jr.
