Online Resources for Learners and Teachers of English Language Pronunciation

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Marsha Chan, Pronunciation Doctor

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Jul 16, 2018, 11:39:20 AM7/16/18
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‘Online Resources for Learners and Teachers of English Language Pronunciation’ is an article by Dr. Lynn Henrichsen and his graduate students at Brigham Young University. It's available in the TESL Reporter here https://tesol.byuh.edu/node/57

 

"After reviewing the promises and limitations of CAPT software, the article reviews 21 websites and mobile apps. The purpose of the article is to provide information that will guide teachers and learners of English language pronunciation in selecting the most appropriate and helpful online resources for their learning/teaching needs… Each review gives information on the software’s sponsor/author, type, source, cost, instructional type, intended audience, objectives, major features, pros, and cons. It ends with a “verdict” (general conclusion) regarding the app or website’s overall value."

 

The websites and apps reviewed are as follows:

 

1. AmEnglish, Pronunciation in English

2. American English Pronunciation Card and American English Pronunciation Tutor

3. BBC Learning English

4. English Accent Coach

5. English Central

6. Fun Easy English: Pronunciation

7. Juna: Your American Accent Coach

8. Mango Languages

9. Many Things.org

10. One Stop English

11. Perception of Spoken English (POSE) Test

12. Pronuncian: American English Pronunciation

13. Pronunciation Doctor

14. Pronunciation for Teachers

15. Pronunciation Matters

16. Pronunciator

17. Rachel’s English

18. Reading Horizons English Sounds and Letters

19. Ship or Sheep

20. Sounds of Speech

21. Train Your Accent

 

One caveat is that if you click on a link from the article and your browser gives you an error message (e.g., “Page not found”), look at the URL, and if there is a hyphen, delete it. It’s possible that the text editing software used to write the article was set automatically hyphenate long “words”–which frequently occur in web names and URLs.

 

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Marsha Chan, Pronunciation Doctor

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Feb 1, 2019, 12:56:27 AM2/1/19
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In case you missed it the first time around, Lynn Henrichsen's list and reviews is summarized in an online article now available on the TESOL website 

21 Online Pronunciation Resources for Teaching and Learning

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Jeff Mattison

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Feb 4, 2019, 2:07:18 AM2/4/19
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As always, thank you for sharing! This will be a great and vast resource to start mining to improve my classroom instruction.

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