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Since I quit teaching 5 years ago, I’ve been enjoying the more independent and relaxed pace of teaching online. Needless to say that this has been a blessing since the dreaded coronavirus outbreak. I’m extremely grateful for my income right now.
I currently mentor social media apprentices and teach foreign languages online alongside my blog. I’ve been delivering online lessons through various apps and online platforms including Whereby and Adobe Connect. I love delivering lessons over Adobe Connect because it allows me to do interactive lessons using my power points and uploading my own resources. I also create learning resources and email them to my students as PDF attachments.
What is Edigo?
I’ve recently started exploring how to improve my teaching resources — I wanted to make them more colourful and appealing for visual learners. That’s when I came across this new website called Edigo. In a nutshell, Edigo is best described as an educational Canva. You can register initially for free to get access to educational designs and content templates. It has tons of task lists, question lists and thought showers that you can edit for your learners. It’s also got templates with speech bubbles to fill in which is good for online language teaching.
