Welcome

Welcome to the IATEFL Learning Technologies SIG Website.

You will find information about the SIG,  back issues of our newsletter CALL Review, reports on past LT SIG events, information about future  events and more.

If you are a member of the IATEFL LT SIG you should register with this site to gain access to the members are where you can read the latest copies of CALL review, access event presentation materials etc.

Registration is simple.

• Click on the 'Register' link in the log-in box or here.
• Fill in the form choosing a user name and password that you remember. Make sure you enter your IATEFL membership number correctly.
• When you submit the form the site will automatically send an e-mail to the e-mail address you gave. Open this e-mail and click on the link it contains in order to activate your account.
• Once your IATEFL membership number has been confirmed your account will be enabled and you will be able to log in - this may take a day or so as it is done manually at the moment.

Any problems? Contact me by clicking on my name on the link at the bottom of the page.

Pete

Logging in to the site

In order to have full access to the site you need to have created an account here and you also need to be a current member of IATEFL and the SIG.

If you find that you are unable to log in to your account it may be because you have recently renewed your membership with IATEFL and the database has not yet updated.

If this is the case please let me know and I will deal with it. Contact me by clicking on my name at the bottom of the page.

Cardiff 2009 PCE Report

DIGITAL GAMES IN LANGUAGE LEARNING

A report on theLTSIG Pre-Conference Event that took place in Cardiff on 31st March can be found here.

CALL Review - Spring 2009

The latest issue of CALL Review is now available for LTSig members to download.
Members need to be registered and logged in to access the Members menu.

Articles include:-

• From the SIG Coordinator - Gary Motteram
• Editorial - Pete Sharma
• The future has arrived: a new era in electronic dictionaries - Michael Rundell
• Blended Learning and Current Thinking in TEFL - Simon Buckland
• Tweeting in a language teaching and learning environment - Mercedes Castro
• Where Daleks fear to tread - Maurice Claypole
• The Skype’s the limit! Practical uses of Skype in the classroom - Richard Turnbull
• A Wireless Ready report - Gary Motteram and Pete Sharma
• The LEAP - Tim Kelly

Cardiff Online

Online coverage of the 43rd Annual International IATEFL Conference which took place from 31st March to 4th April 2009.

Watch keynote sessions and presentations on-demand and share ideas with teachers all over the world on the Cardiff Online website.