My Reflection on Anitha's session
It was nice to see that EFL/ESL teachers worldwide use similar techniques in teaching English remotely. I am sure it was a challenge to remove online lessons for both Anitha and her students as it was for me as well. She used Moodle as her LMS, while I used Microsoft Teams. 
What I was more interested in that in order to test our students listening and speaking skills we both used similar tools, such as ESL videos. Beside ESL videos I have also used TED Ed Lessons and EDPuzzle.
Anitha introduced an interesting new website called http://esl-bits.net/ that I wasn't familiar with and will definitely use it. 
(The sole purpose of this site is to help students improve their listening and reading comprehension of the English language.
'BITS English Language Learning' is completely non-profit and contains no advertising.
"BITS" is an online-only site. No links for downloading items are available and none will be provided ) - quoted from the site itself. It is like a podcast on English novels, short stories, novellas etc. and  on various stages, from Intermediate, Advanced etc.
>The second thing I liked is that she has introduced her students to PechaKucha and PRESTO ways of presening the topic with following slides. This is what I practice often in my classroom. Students think it's easy but they soon find out it takes practice to present an interesting topic in a fast, meaningful and interesting way. 
I wish Anitha a lot of great lessons in the future. Hope we connect on a project that will have our students work together on an online project :)

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