In this latest interview, I speak to Gabby Wallace about teaching online. Gabby has a very successful YouTube channel, co-founded a popular podcast, and has created various online courses for her English learners. We discuss the above and much more in our interview below. Hope you enjoy it: What We ... The post Gabby Wallace on Teaching Online, Youtube, Podcasts, and Online Courses appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

One of the biggest frustrations of teaching English is when your learners don’t do anything outside of class. When a learner starts taking lessons, they say the right things and seem motivated. But this initial enthusiasm usually disappears after a few weeks. I feel that as teachers, part of o... The post Four Ways to Get Your English Learners to Do More appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

What would you do if Facebook deleted your group with over 120,000 English learners? That happened to Real Life English (RLE), and one of the co-founders, Justin, joins Teaching ESL Online to share this story, and to give us an insight into how the RLE team built a very popular site for English lear... The post Justin Murray on Connecting English Learners, Building an Audience, and Solving Problems appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

Do you have English learners that keep making the same mistakes week after week? If so, then sending personalized audio can help your students overcome these mistakes and internalize correct English. This works for pronunciation and grammar errors, and it can also help them remember new vocabulary. ... The post Create Personalized Audio for Your English Learners appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

  Are you nervous about putting yourself out there as an online teacher? If so, you’re not alone. I speak to a lot of English teachers who want to move online, but fear is holding them back. I know how inhibiting this can be: it affected me for a long time. In certain ways, it still does.... The post Why You Should Put Yourself Out There as an Online Teacher (And How to Overcome this Fear) appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

  With my YouTube Channels, social media profiles, and online courses, I’ve made around 200 videos over the last 12 months. And in this post, I’m going to talk about the equipment and tools I use, along with alternatives to suit every budget. A big part of my process recently has be... The post How to Create Videos: The Equipment and Tools You Need appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

  Over the past two years, email has been at the center of my online marketing efforts for my different brands. But just like designing my site with WordPress, it took me a while to take the plunge and start building an email list. I’m not sure what put me off; maybe I was scared of takin... The post Why Email Marketing Is so Powerful (and How You Can Get Started) appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

Last autumn, I stopped posting content for English learners on the website I started back in 2010. The reason? I was going in a different direction with my teaching and wanted to build a new brand that matched this. I created my first site, JDA English, to promote my online lessons. When a learner l... The post Building a New Brand for English Learners (and Why I Started Again) appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

A few months back, I wrote an article looking at the benefits of using Evernote, Asana, and LastPass as an online teacher. Since then, I have started using other useful applications, and today I want to share three that I’m sure you’re going to love. These apps have helped me save time a... The post Three Amazing Apps for Online Teachers (Part Two) appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.

Working closely with online teachers has given me a great insight into what ultimately makes someone a success online. Having a plan in place is crucial and, recently, I discussed the importance of building trust with learners online. But in this post, I want to highlight three things that you need ... The post Three Things You Need to Do to Become a Successful Online Teacher appeared first on Teaching ESL Online.