Education 2.0 & 3.0

Since the outbreak of the pandemic several digital platforms and mobile applications started incorporating features designed specifically to support distance learning. We have already featured several of these tools in the past few weeks and today we are sharing with you another useful platform to help you in your remote teaching. The popular BoomWriter tool offers a wide variety of features that allow you to engage students in remote writing activities. It also  provides you with the tools to monitor students' writing in realtime enabling you to provide individualized feedback to each of your students. The process is simple and easy.

29 tools to help with your content writing Use a selection of these tools to boost the quality of the content you write Writing relevant and user-friendly content is harder than it seems. You need.

Writing relevant and user-friendly content is harder than it seems. You need to ensure that your text reads clearly and with no mistakes in order to maximize the impact of your message. It’s a real balancing act, which is why a range of content writing tools have been developed to ease your writing journey. Here are 29 of the best online content writing tools to help with all manner of different writing challenges, such as grammar, spelling, writing for SEO and copy editing.

November brings academic writing month #AcWriMo as researchers commit to making time to write regularly.   MmIT members would like to suggest a range of digital tools and social spaces are used to encourage other writers and share good practice.  Many of these have applicability beyond academic writing so we hope that you will find them useful.

Do you need help with writing in English right now?

Are you having trouble starting an essay?

Or have you finished that essay, but are wondering if all your English writing is correct?

We’ve got all the help you need to make your English writing perfect.

It’s okay to get some help. Writing can be a challenge in any language. After all, you need to use lots of key language skills and express your creativity.

Many non-native English speakers are nervous about writing in English, because they feel like the language barrier is stopping them from being creative.

Creating awesome content is a challenging task. Once you establish yourself as an expert blogger, you should be ready to wear lots of different hats. It’s not just because your content writing needs to be top-notch, but because you need to be equally adept when it comes to marketing, social media, and even design.

Why pay full price for Microsoft Word when there’s an absolute bevy of great free word processors out there that can do the job just as well? If you’re a student or an educator working on a machine where a Microsoft Word subscription hasn’t been provided for you, you’ve likely been stuck pondering whether you’ll be forced to shell out for the full Word program in time.

Fear not! As said before, there are a select handful of free word processors out there that match Microsoft Word in many respects and surpass it in others. We’ve sifted through every word processor we could think of and narrowed them down for our definitive list of the 4 Best Free Word Processors For 2020.

Drowning in email & Slack? Notejoy's fast and focused workspace is the perfect solution.

WriteBetter is a learning tool for written English that leverages the Data-Driven Learning (DDL) approach. DDL refers to an approach to learning foreign languages in which students discover patterns or rules of language use autonomously by exploring a large amount of sentences written by native speakers.

Over the last couple of months I've found and written about a number of really great tools and resources to help improve our students' writing skills. This is a collection of links to reviews of ten of the best.

If you’re like me and writing up to eight posts per week while juggling multiple businesses, it can be seriously draining.

So out of pure necessity, I’ve experimented with a plethora of different tools to aid me in the process of generating new content ideas.

Some have been home runs and some have been strikeouts.

But there are seven in particular I really like and want to share with you....

If you’re like me and writing up to eight posts per week while juggling multiple businesses, it can be seriously draining.

So out of pure necessity, I’ve experimented with a plethora of different tools to aid me in the process of generating new content ideas.

Some have been home runs and some have been strikeouts.

But there are seven in particular I really like and want to share with you....