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Teacher Education for Languages with Technology / Formation des enseignants de langue avec les TICE
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Jeudi: 24. 06. 2013 - 19:00h - 20:30h Sujet: L1.724-6823: Le Tableau Blanc Interactif (TBI) en classe de langues - la présence accrue du tableau blanc interactif (TBI) ou tableau numérique interactif (TNI) dans les salles de classe - la plainte des enseignants devant un manque de formation et de ressources pédagogiques - le TBI comme outil qui leur permettraient de les utiliser au mieux dans leurs cours de langues - l'occasion de discuter de supports pédagogiques, d'activités de classe, et d'exemples de pratique - le site du projet européen iTILT (http://itilt.eu/fr) sur le TBI en classe de langue comme point de départ
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Informations sur le groupe de recherche en anglais de spécialité dans l'enseignment supérieur en France : nouveau président Michel Van der Yeught, prochain colloque à Aix en mars 2014, résumé de l'assemblé générale, manifestations à venir ... Delete the scoop?
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"Research into the writing process (see Silva and Matsuda, 2002 for a review) has highlighted some significant differences between weak and able writers."
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Nice review of second language writing research with classroom implications and reference list. Delete the scoop?
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If your progress in a foreign language has fallen short of your goals, you may be sabotaging your efforts without even knowing it. Watch out for these five surprising language-learning pitfalls.
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Uncontroversial advice for self-study 
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June 18, 3:45 AM
An extremely interesting list. I'm going to use this for sure! Delete the scoop?
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Key issues in SLA and language teaching by Vivian Cook
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Lots of interesting and accessible arguments about acquisition and pedagogy with wide-ranging references from a key figure in the field. Delete the scoop?
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Plusieurs exemples d’une démarche actionnelle, toutes centrées sur la réalisation de projets et issues des cours d’allemand proposés au service LANSAD de l’Université Stendhal-Grenoble 3, permettent de mettre en lumière la manière dont un tel enseignement est structuré. Après un bref aperçu des différents projets, dont certains sont transversaux et communs à plusieurs cours, nous focaliserons sur l’apport du numérique dans ce type de démarche, ainsi que sur le soutien de l’autonomie et de la créativité dans le cadre du cours et, de manière contrastive, le nécessaire investissement par l’étudiant en termes d’autonomie et de créativité.
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Podcast de la Journée Did&TICE, Grenoble, mars 2013. Delete the scoop?
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The ELTchat podcast contains all the latest news from the world of English Language Teaching.
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June podcast contributors include Paul Braddock on the flipped classroom and Cecilia Lemos on oral correction. Delete the scoop?
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Slides from my talk at the 6th VRT Web Conference
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Marisa Constantinides on curation as a natural activity for teachers; lots of examples of her work in this area. Delete the scoop?
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Somewhere between a PowerPoint presentation and a full-fledged video is the audio slideshow. Creating audio slideshows can be a good way to add meaning to slides that otherwise might not mean much without a presenter. Here are some ways that students can create audio slideshows.
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I haven't done this with students since Slideshare made private sharing part of their premium package, but things have moved on and open sharing of learner presentations has become more common. Lots of free services in this list, some with time limits. Delete the scoop?
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Sarah Wildsmith gives an introduction to using corpora in the classroom. An IH London TD session given on 12 March 2013. Via Jersus Colmenares, Pascual Pérez-Paredes
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5 steps to getting started with corpora for EFL. 
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June 7, 1:03 AM
Interesting for novice language teachers. Sound quality is not that good, though. Delete the scoop?
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The Top 100 Tools for Learning 2012 as voted for by 500+ learning professionals worldwide... Via Xavier Van Dieren, Pôle Numérique Académie de Nice
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Too many for random browsing, but might be useful in teacher training as a place for students to start exploring learning technologies and their affordances for language teaching/learning 
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May 18, 11:22 AM
Le classique palmares des outils e-learning par Jane Hart Delete the scoop?
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Alexandra Lowe shows you how to utilize smartphones in your ESL class to help students work on speaking skills while getting the entire class involved. Via Phil Chappell
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Nice account of collective editing task, involving the recording, transcription and analysis of one student's oral production. 
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June 8, 6:21 PM
Practical advice on recording and transcribing student talk as a learning activity, using smartphones (though will work with any recording devices). Delete the scoop?
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CALICO is now soliciting proposals for the next volume in its series to be published in spring 2015. The volume may be a single-authored monograph or edited volume and may treat any topic related to the field of CALL.
Proposals should include the following information: 1. name of the author(s)/editor(s) with CV or short bio; 2. tentative title; 3. description of how the book will contribute to the discipline; 4. outline of the scope and sequence of the book, including the number of chapters, their titles, and a brief synopsis of each; 5. if an edited volume, description of the procedures for soliciting and refereeing manuscripts for the chapters; and 6. if the book lends itself to multimedia inclusion, please describe what might be incorporated if the book were to be published in an e-book version as opposed to print.
Proposals should be submitted as a Word document attached to an email message sent toec06@txstate.edu orinfo@calico.org no later thanDecember 1, 2013.
Final decision will be made by the end of February 2014.
Recent volumes in this series: 2006 Calling on CALL: From theory and research to new directions in foreign language teaching, eds. Lara Ducate and Nike Arnold. 2007 Preparing and Developing Technology-proficient L2 Teachers, eds. Margaret Ann Kassen, Roberta Lavine, Kathryn Murphy-Judy, and Martine Peters 2008 Opening Doors through Distance Language Education: Principles, Perspectives, and Practices, eds. Senta Goertler and Paula Winke 2009 Next Generation: Social Networking and Online Collaboration in Foreign Language Teaching, eds. Lara Lomicka and Gillian Lord 2010 CALL in Limited Technology Contexts, ed. Joy Egbert 2011 Present and Future Promises of CALL (2nd edition of 2006), eds. Nike Arnold and Lara Ducate Delete the scoop?
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Online Audio Cutter is a free tool that anyone can use to quickly adjust the length of an audio recording. Online Audio Cutter can also be used to add fade-in and fade-out effects to your audio files. Online Audio Cutter can be used with files that you upload to it. If there is a YouTube or Sound Cloud clip that you want to edit (remember to use Creative Commons and Public Domain content) Online Audio Cutter can work with those files too. Just paste the URL of the YouTube or Sound Cloud clip in order to edit it.
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"2011 TESOL Spain talk on Second Language Acquisition and its possible implications for ELT. It was delivered by a guy called Geoff Jordan, who’s I’m delighted to announce is now the second guest poster I’ve had here. Geoff has lived in Spain since 1981, working at ESADE, Barcelona for 28 years, first as a language teacher and then as Director of Studies. Since 2004, he’s been freelance, doing English immersion courses from home, working with post-doctoral students at the Universitat Politecnica de Barcelona and on the Distance Learning MA in AL and TESOL programme at Leicester University. Geoff also has his own blog, aimed particularly at those doing postgraduate work in Applied Linguistics, but surely of interest to anyone involved in teaching EFL." Hugh Dellar Delete the scoop?
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Call for papers Research cultures in applied linguistics Cultures de recherche en linguistique appliquée An International Conference organised by the ATILF (équipe Crapel), Association Française de Linguistique Appliquée (AFLA), and...
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14th to 16th November 2013 at the Université de Lorraine, Nancy Delete the scoop?
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Do It Yourself video demonstrating how language teachers can easily create online units like those found at http://multidict.net
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14 minute walk through showing how to prepare a TED video with transcript for language learning by connecting to online dictionary entries. Delete the scoop?
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Quelles sont les incidences, pour l’enseignant, d’une volonté affirmée de développer l’autonomie de ses étudiants ? Nous nous proposons d’approcher cette question sur le plan de la conception et celui de l’accompagnement dans une double perspective complémentaire, celle de l’agir compétent situé et celle offerte par l’approche socio-constructiviste. Elle nous amènera à nous interroger, du côté de l’enseignant, de l’apprenant ou des pairs, sur la place et le rôle de l’étayage, des stratégies d’apprentissage, sociales et affectives en particulier, de la motivation intrinsèque ainsi que du travail collaboratif dans le développement de l’autonomie.
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Podcast, Journée Did&TICE, Grenoble, 2013. Delete the scoop?
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Tribune de Bruno Devauchelle (http://www.brunodevauchelle.com/)
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"Finalement, ce que demande l'enseignant qui fait évoluer sa pratique, c'est de ressentir qu'il y a du soutien de proximité aussi bien que du soutien institutionnel." Delete the scoop?
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy has been one of my favourite books since I first read the trilogy in five parts at the age of 11. (It also led to me reading A Town Called Alice by Nevil Shute,...
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Lesson plan and materials for reading from Sandy Millin. Delete the scoop?
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10 blogs in 10 minutesSandy MillinIH Newcastle
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ELT professional Sandy Millin chooses her top ten ELT blogs. Delete the scoop?
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Steve Wheeler on technology adoption in the classroom
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Another pencil metaphor for technology adoption in the classroom (after #pencilchat) Delete the scoop?
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By Maryellen Weimer, PhD For some time now my good friend and colleague Larry Spence and I have been discussing the role of questions in the college classroom. The conversation started with concerns over the quantity and quality of questions students ask—those earnest questions about what's going to be on the exam and gently demanding queries about what the teacher "wants" in almost any kind of written assignment. Those questions are important to students, but they certainly are not the questions of curious learners nor are they the type of questions that motivate learning and intellectual development. Via Phil Chappell
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Why teacher questioning deters student questioning, and why student questioning is better for learning.
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June 5, 8:27 PM
Discussion on the quality and quantity of questions in the classroom. Delete the scoop?
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Présentation d'applis Google, de Drive, Maps, Translate à des applis moins connus (Now, Keep) Delete the scoop?
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Edited by Gary Motteram, free PDF.
Introduction. Gary Motteram.
1 Emerging technologies, emerging minds: digital innovations within the primary sector. Chris Pim.
2 Integrating technology into secondary English language teaching. Graham Stanley.
3 Technology and adult language teaching. Diane Slaouti, Zeynep Onat-Stelma and Gary Motteram
4 Technology-integrated English for Specific Purposes lessons:
real-life language, tasks, and tools for professionals. Nergiz Kern
5 English for Academic Purposes. Jody Gilbert
6 A practice-based exploration of technology enhanced assessment for English language teaching. Russell Stannard and Anthony ‘Skip’ Basiel
7 Developing and extending our understanding of language learning and technology. Gary Motteram.