This document provides instructions for using Voicethread.com to practice pronunciation. It outlines 17 steps to create an account, upload an image, record voice comments on the image, and share the voice thread with others. It then lists additional online resources for follow-up pronunciation practice, focusing on stress, linkings, intonation, and identifying flaws. The goal is to improve pronunciation skills through self-assessment and commenting on classmates' recordings.

1. How to use
VOICETHREAD.COM
Pronunciation activity

2. Objectives
• To use pronunciation patterns such as stress,
linkings and intonation.
• To record your opinions and self assess the way
you are using pronuncition patterns.
• To identify and correct pronunciation flaws.
• To do follow-up work on pronunciation.
• to comment about classmates’ ideas.
• To out-of-class speaking practice.

3. 1. Go to voicethread.com
2. Clic on register

4. 2. Register

5. 3. Create an account

7. 4. Check that you are
logged in your account

8. 5. Clic on create and
follow the three steps

9. 6. Upload an image from
your computer

11. 7. Choose an image

12. 8. Clic on the photo

13. 9. Clic on step 2
“ comment”

14. 8. Clic on permit to be
able to record your voice

15. 9. Clic on record

16. 10. As you record, you can draw with
the pencil icon parts of the image

17. 11. Once you finish the voice recording, an icon
will display on the left with your recording

18. 12. You can listen to your voice
recording if you clic on the icon
If you don´t like it you can clic on the X,
delete it and record it again.

19. 13. then, you clic on step 3
“ share”
Clic on add, and type my email:
andrea.a.bernal.h@gmail.com

20. 14. Add my email

21. 15. You´ll see my name on
your list of contacts

22. 16. Send me an invitation
2. Send me the invitation
1. Clic on my name

23. 17. You´ll see a message that confirms
you send the invitation correctly

24. Follow-up work on
pronunciation
• http://funeasyenglish.com/american-english-
pronunciation.htm
• http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/
• http://www.manythings.org/e/pronunciation.html
• http://www.manythings.org/pp/
• http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglis
h/grammar/pron/ (British accent)

25. • http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningen
glish/grammar/pron/sounds/ (British accent)
• http://www.trainyouraccent.com/ (American
accent)
• http://cambridgeenglishonline.com/Phonetics_
Focus/ (American accent)

26. • http://www.langcen.cam.ac.uk/resources/engli
sh/english.php?c=6
• http://www.pronunciationpatterns.com/
(really good one)

27. • I hope you enjoy it and can take great advantage
of it.
• If you have any questions, you can
contact me: andrea.a.bernal.h@gmail.com