The CESL language/computer labs maintain an extensive collection of software and resources to practice English. See below. All students enrolled in CESL classes have access to the two CESL computer labs. Students who may not have time to enroll in a scheduled class may purchase a lab pass and use the CESL computer labs during open hours.

7:30 a.m.- 8 p.m. Monday-Thursday
7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Friday
Call 626-2380 for other times

Current CESL ID card required for Lab use.

• Join CESL's Facebook: I Love CESL
• Join CESL's Blog ceslchatterbox.blogspot.com
• CESL Store Buy shirts, backpacks, etc with CESL logo
• Ask a grammar question
• Practice English on Line
• CESL Library
• Campus Computing (wireless & register your computer)
• On-line Safety

These programs are available on all computers in the language lab in CESL 210:

• Longman iBT
• Longman CBT
• Tell Me More/Aurolog
• Longman Student 3.0
• Soloist Digital PC Comparative Recoder
• TOEIC
• Pronunciation Power 1 and 2
• Longman Advanced Dictionary
• Idioms

Listening

• Listening and reading with Chuck Phillips!
• Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab
• Ghost stories and Folktales

Grammar

• Self-study grammar quizzes for multiple levels
• Grammar quizzes (scroll down the page a bit)
• Here you can find many different grammar exercises
• At this page, you can find links to other pages with lots of grammar work.  A good reference!
• Dave’s ESL Café phrasal verbs
• Grammar quizzes from the Internet TESL Journal site
• http://chompchomp.com/
• nice menu of grammar points
• Fun with randomly generated sentences!

Reading

• Listening and Reading with our own Chuck Phillips!
• Topics, an online magazine for learners of English
• Marshall Brain’s How Stuff Works
• The New York Times’ Learning Network
• Tower of English Mystery Room
• Classic literature you can read online

Writing 

• Online Wiritng Lab (OWL) from Purdue University

Spelling and Word Forms

• http://iteslj.org/links/ESL/Spelling/
• http://www.sentex.net/~mmcadams/spelling.html
• http://www.syvum.com/english/kids/level2.html

Vocabulary

• Free rice! It’s fun, feeds people, and is a great way to learn/practice vocab!
• 4 word games to increase your vocabulary; choose more challenging topics for adult learners
• BBC World Service Learning English
• Subscribe to the A Word A Day list

Poetry

• write and submit a poem or just read what others have written
• One word. One minute. One writer: You.

TOEFL & TOEIC - GRE & GMAT

• My GRE Tutor
• Sample and practice test materials for the iBT TOEFL
• Practice TOEFL materials
• GRE and GMAT preparation materials for sale
• Practice the TOEFL 2005 on line
• Resources from the ETS TOEIC site
• Get TOEFL

GAMES

• http://iteslj.org/games/
• http://www.englishclub.com/esl-games/
• http://www.rong-chang.com/game.htm

Pronunciation

• Rachel's English
  
• Practice and compare English and Spanish phonetics
• Free pronunciation practice; recommended by our director!

Idioms

• The ESL Idiom Page
• The Idiom Connection

General ESL Sites   - These web sites have collections of English as a second language links.

• Spelling, grammar, vocabulary and sentence structure exercises; must log in or become a member
• Classes, grammar, vocabulary
• Student resource center
• ENGLISH online
• Selected links for ESL and EFL students
• Dave’s ESL Cafe
• Karin’s ESL PartyLand
• numerous ESL links
• ESL Independent Study Lab of links
• Aardvark’s English-Forum.Com
• Study My English
  

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at The University of Arizona
P.O. Box 210024
1100 E. James E. Rogers Way
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0024
Tele: 1-520-621-3637  Fax: 1-520-621-9180
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