TubeQuizard
Together with my husband Kirill Sukhomlin we’re developing http://www.tubequizard.com/, a free tool that generates listening decoding quizzes based on subtitled Youtube videos.
In March 2017 TubeQuizard became a finalist in British Council ELTons in the category of Digital Innovation.
Below I’ll post tutorials, links to the posts related to this tool and some reviews.
Tutorial
Below is a tutorial that explains
(1) how to use quizzes on tubequizard.com
(2) how to create your own quizzes based on any subtitled YouTube video
(3) how to look for YouTube videos that contain high quality subtitles (i.e. subtitles that were not automatically generated).
Posts outlining ideas how to use TubeQuizard:
- Receptive grammar practice using TubeQuizard
- TED talks for autonomous listening: ten activities (one of ten other activities)\
- Slides from by BESIG workshop on using YouTube as a corpus of spoken English
Reviews
By Jason Anderson, who was blogging live from the ELTons award ceremony:
TeachingEnglish – British Council:
Olya Sergeeva's ELT blog 
[…] На канале YouTube я опубликовала видео про TubeQuizard. […]
Please, do something with the site! It does’ work. Nothing can open it. I am so upset as I’ve used it all the time with my students.
Dear Elena, thanks a lot – this happened because of the blocking of Telegram in Russia, we fixed it yesterday evening by moving to another IP address. Could you check if you can access the site now?
Hi Olya,
I’m always recommending TubeQuizard, and I had no idea you and your husband were behind it. It’s a brilliant website 🙂
Thanks for your hard work in creating it.
Sandy