Esl Toefl Resources On The Web

[csmith]

I have a page dedicated to ESL / EAL / TOEFL / TESOL / teachers and students on my website that lives at http://www.shambles.net/esl

Any feedback or suggestions for improvements would be welcome.

Many thanks

Chris

(from Chiangmai)

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[kenkannif]

I'm not sure about this. I'll let it stand, but please don't be continually posting the link here if the thread sinks down!

[mbkudu]

I must say it's quite informative. Lots of useful stuff.

[Ajarn]

I must say it's quite informative. Lots of useful stuff. 

Lots of good links.....But maybe too many...I felt like it was a lot to wade through.

What about offering some of your own content instead of just links. Or did I miss something?

Or maybe add an interactive forum of some kind, maybe something like what eslcafe.com has....

If you do make some content, you'll be able to carry paid ads, too, like from Burst or fastclick. But they mostly shy away from websites made up only of links (and forums)...If you can generate enough pageviews on content pages, you can generate a fair bit of money, in my experience (of running 2 income-producing websites). Even if you don't need the money yourself, you can do something like I do, which is to use all the money to support some local social service program, school, etc...

Anyhow, you've put in lots of time and energy, for sure. Keep on Truckin'!