Do you know the term Open Educational Resources, also known by its acronym OER? It refers to learning, teaching and research materials in any format or medium that are in the public domain or that are protected by copyright and published under an open license, allowing free access, reuse, repurposing, adaptation and redistribution by others. Its literal translation in English
Because of its interest and relation to language learning we share in our blog this article by Kelsea Mucherino, Erasmus coordinator of Eurospeak, one of the partners participating in Learning Foreign Languages Online (LFLO), originally published on the project’s website. Learning languages online: how to learn a language without access to a native speaker How can we learn to communicate
How to learn languages online: connecting languages and cultures on one platform Learning languages is the desire of many people around the world. However, for various reasons, it is something that most of them do not do. Therefore, as a solution, the Learning Foreign Languages Online (LFLO) platform provides everyone with free resources and tools to facilitate the purpose of
This Wednesday we have lived in the classrooms of the Carlos V Language School in Seville a day of English-Spanish exchange between Spanish students of English enrolled in our school and young Americans visiting Spain. The American group, from Bishop Fenwick High School in Boston (Massachusetts), is currently visiting our country and getting to know the most beautiful corners of
