Listening for Learners
- Elllo
- ESLFast
- ESL lab
- British Council YouTube
- British Council
- BBC World Service Learning English
- BBC Learning English
- VOA
- Spotlight Radio
- Public Radio International
- Stories
- NHK Gogako
- NHK World
- VoiceTube
- NewsinLevels
- Movie trailers
News Video
- BBC (UK) NEWS
- BBC Ideas
- CBC (US) NEWS
- NPR (US)
- PRI (US)
- NHK (Japan)
- Video
- The Ecologist
- National Geographic
- Scientific American
- [Non-specialist Lectures)
- Big Think
- TED
- CGPGrey
- Crash Course
Specialist lectures, supported or MOOC
Lecture-only university courses.
- iTunes U:
- YouTube Ed
- [Unsupported lectures are hard. Try reading some first:)
- Warwick Database )
Movies
Watch a movie, but don’t use subtitles if you want to practice listening. That’s reading. If you get lost, instead of using subtitles:
- Download the [transcript](http://www.script-o-rama.com/trans.shtml] (not the script)
- Read ahead.
- Watch without reading.
- If you get confused stop, read, understand, read ahead a little, then)
- [Start watching again.
Songs
- Google “Lyrics for SONG NAME”, read and understand.
- THEN listen, many times.