In one of my posts called Pronunciation apps (2017) I described a few tools whose affordances I had explored in my original research related to Mobile-Assisted Pronunciation Training in 2016 and 2017.

The table below includes web tools and mobile apps that I have explored over the past few years and applied in my teaching pronunciation – both receptive and productive skills. It is divided into subcategories as regards content and/or task type. All of the following can be used in raising awareness about diversity and intelligibility as well as teaching selected segmental features (sounds) and suprasegmental features (prosody) across the varieties of English. They can be also suitable for learners self-studying. Feel free to check them out at your convenience.

Please also note the compilation of links below is not exhaustive and is going to be updated as soon as I find a little bit more time. 😉

Spoken corporaSpeech Accent ArchiveYouglishForvoIDEA CorpusBNC
Visual animationsDynamic DialectsPronunciation Club
Listen & repeat/sing activitiesLyricsTraining
Listening decodingTubeQuizardEnglish Accent CoachSpeech in Action Syllabus for Listening
Text, video & audio-based activitiesELLLOSpoken London EnglishTED Talks
Speech synthesis (TTS) & Speech recognition (ASR)-based toolsGoogle TranslateGoogle Drive Voice TypingGolden Speaker BuilderPresentation CoachMicrosoft Reading Progress
Mobile & web pronunciation apps ELSA – Speech Analyzer AISay It Right 5.0Pronounce AIBold Voice***For more, please see the App Search Engine below
Pronunciation apps search enginesApp Search Engine created by Walesiak & Talley
Visual articulatory & acoustic displays helpful in presenting varieties of EnglishAmPitchAudacityWasp2Praat
Pronunciation online coursesEnglish Pronunciation in a Global World
Transcription toolsToPhonetics