eslresearcher.org had been a site for sharing information among ESL researchers
all over the world in a friendly and open atmosphere.

Conference listings and job postings, discussion lists etc had been offered.

Relaunch in progress. Stay tuned.

Have a look at Tdol's English Language Blog
ESL Feeds
Twilocity

I submitted a couple of pieces of writing to Twilocity, a site that reviews and checks MS Word documents by running the writing through some macros.  They were returned in a short time and the results were good.  The blurb on the site says that their review should take you up to the next grade level and is aimed at American college students, but there's a lot in the report that comes back that could benefit ESL learners.


Zotero

For people using Firefox, there's a superb add-on Zotero to help you organise your research, create bibliographies, reference lists, etc, complete with a number of styles.


Who will judge the ESL Judge?

ESLJudge claims to be a site that 'allows ESL schools and teachers to resolve disputes professionally and fairly', which is a laudable aim.  However, it certainly does not live up to its lofty aims and is unlikely ever to do so.  It was launched far too early, which in itself is probably enough to strangle it at birth. 


Job Adverts in our Forum

We will delete any ESL job adverts that appear in our forum. Our forum is for language discussions and not a free place to advertise jobs.



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