Brent Warner

Brent Warner provides a quick look at some of the digital tools that can help you zip through the little tasks that you keep putting off, like converting a PDF or recording a short video.

Though a lot of vocabulary-focused edtech has its place, much of it can be rigid. Enter AI, which can give students the opportunity to show what they know and incorporate students' personal ways of thinking.

Quick bell-ringers, fun no-prep activities and games using students' smartphones, are a great solution to warm up your multilingual learners of English before getting to more challenging academic content.

Forms can be a great resource for engaging and interactive activities that you can customize to your students’ needs with very little tech know-how. Brent Warner shares a few ways to make forms work for your class tomorrow, with quickly created activities focusing on spelling, grammar, listening, and pronunciation.

Brent Warner explores several ways to use AI for listening practice—both in class and autonomous—for multilingual learners of English. Brent provides sample prompts and audio examples. 

Today, in the AI-enhanced classroom, we can build on all of our favorite picture-based activities and delve even further into creative possibilities.

Learn all the ways you can use Discovery Education's Puzzle Maker tool to create a variety of simple but reliable word puzzles for your multilingual learners of English.

Try these simple, cut-and-paste prompts for a quick and easy way for students to practice building some discrete skills in listening, speaking, writing, reading, vocabulary, and culture.

Teaching students to compose high-quality messages to AI can increase learners' fun and also build their language competency. Here are three ideas to helps students build prompts that let them use their English to improve their English.

Using Canva to record and edit podcasts is the easiest way to get students talking, and it's a fun way to engage students in pretty much any language learning class. Here are the stages to create simple spoken projects to practice pronunciation or full-length audio productions to refine fluency.