Call for papers
Innovations in Teaching Children & Teenagers
Milan, Italy, March 23rd to 25th 2009
Organised by the British Council and IATEFL’s Young Learners & Learning Technologies
Special Interest Groups
The conference will look at three of the most important topics in the rapidly changing world of English Teaching:
Learning Technologies | CLIL | Testing and Assessment
The British Council and IATEFL Young Learners & Learning Technologies SIGs would like to invite proposals for contributions to the above conference. Proposals should be submitted using the on-line form by December 10th 2008.
More information and the on-line proposal form can be found here
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CALL Review - Summer 2008 |
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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:-
- View from the Plateau - Gavin Dudeney
- Still tasty after all these years: Hot Potatoes revisited - Maurice Claypole
- The beginning of the end for blended learning? - Kevin Westbrook
- We can build a CALL platform - Jason Byrne
- Game on! Why not use digital games as examples in your classroom? - Graham Stanley
- Exploring mobile whiteboard technologies: test driving the mimio interactive - Brendan Wightman
- The slow horse of meaning: English Teachers and Information Literacy - May Mikati
- Review: Longmans Exam Coach - Birgit Winkler
- IATEFL Exeter Conference selections - Pete Sharma
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Japan Event - February 2009 |
Call for papers
Wireless Ready: Digital Technologies in Language Education
Nagoya, Japan, February 20 2009
There will be a Third IATEFL Learning Technologies One-day Event hosted by the NUCB Graduate School at Nagoya University of Commerce and Business, Japan, examining the role of digital technologies and language education.
Proposals for contributions to the conference should be submitted by December 20th 2008.
More information and contact details can be found here
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IATEFL Conference Report 2008 |
IATEFL Conference report
A report on the Lpre-conference event that the LTSIG ran at this year's IATEFL conference and the SIG track day during the conference can be found here
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The British Council and IATEFL are pleased to announce the official launch of the Exeter Online website in the run up to the IATEFL Annual Conference in Exeter, 7th – 11th April 2008. The Exeter Online site allows remote participants to take part in one of the world’s biggest ELT conferences through a variety of resources including:
- video recordings of selected sessions
- audio recordings of selected sessions
- live streamed plenaries and events
- moderated special interest discussion forums
- chat sessions
- blogs and photo albums
To visit the Exeter Online website, go to: http://exeteronline.britishcouncil.org and create a free account.
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