I ran across this paper the other day on using weblogs in language learning scenarios. Tutors, learners, and classes as a whole can profitably create blogs that will accelerate and enahance the language learning process.

Where do the people who use The Linguist come from? It’s always interesting to check our site statistics and find out: The top few countries are: Japan Canada United States Germany China United Kingdom (Great Britain) Italy Switzerland France Indi…

I love Wikipedia. In case you’ve never heard of it, it’s an encyclopedia created entirely by volunteers. Anyone who knows something about something is welcome to add to the Wikipedia … even you! One page worth checking is the page explaining the…

I just learned yesterday that Tony, one of our learners from Taiwan, is going to be starting his own blog detailing his experiences and insights about learning English. Since Tony’s in Taiwan, he’s going to blog mostly in Chinese. I assume this me…

Steve Kaufmann, one of the founders of The Linguist, writes a linguistics and language-learning blog. I keep in touch with it, of course, and check his posts frequently. But there was a post half a month ago that I missed a critical piece of. It’s…

There are three very common reasons to learn English that I’m running into over and over. for business for school (college, etc.) sheer pleasure I’m starting to think about the first more and more, as many people learn English in order to do busin…