3 Ways Computers and Mobile Devices can Revolutionize the ESL Classroom | American TESOL Institute's Lexical Press Blog

Multimedia Immersion: Take learners on virtual adventures with online videos, interactive stories, and even virtual reality experiences. These tools offer rich visual and auditory input in various accents and dialects, expanding vocabulary and listening comprehension. Sites like YouTube and educational streaming services provide endless authentic, engaging materials.
Personalized Practice: Language-learning apps and websites offer a wide range of targeted activities to address specific skills at different proficiency levels. Students can progress at their own pace, get instant feedback, and track their growth. This individualization supplements classroom instruction and motivates independent learning outside of class.
Global Communication: Facilitate authentic communication with native speakers or other English learners around the world through video calls, penpal programs, or collaborative online projects. This boosts confidence in using English in real-life contexts, fosters cultural understanding, and makes language learning feel relevant and exciting.