I’m updating my interview toolkit and want resources that showcase culturally inclusive ESL lesson design beyond the usual grammar demo. I currently use a 10-minute micro-lesson with multilingual word banks and a quick learner-needs map in Miro; what templates or platforms (Loom, Google Sites, etc.) have helped you get callbacks?
Build a one-page Google Site that embeds a Wakelet collection (Immersive Reader on) and a 90-sec Loom with chapters and an SRT — tiny alt text + a 30-sec ‘why this is inclusive’ clip got me more callbacks, like adding subtitles to a movie. Canva pages look slick but load slower on school wifi, so Sites has been safer; want a copy of the template I use?
Skip another Loom and build the micro-lesson in Genially with branching prompts that surface culture and identity; you get alt text, captions, bilingual hover tooltips, and click analytics you can show in the debrief (https://genially.com). Pair it with a minimal Carrd that outlines your 10‑minute flow and drops in a screenshot of the Miro needs map, plus a one‑line “inclusivity move” under each step.
I’ve gotten more callbacks since moving the micro‑lesson into one Microsoft Sway with a choose‑your‑perspective card stack and a 10‑sec “say my name” audio so panels can skim on phones; Genially’s great, @elee44, but Sway tends to load faster on shaky Wi‑Fi — want a blank to duplicate? https://sway.office.com.