In this recording, Catherine Sicurella presents on the power of PowerPoint in creating online videos, and Apsara Sabaratnam will showcase how to bring online content to life tools such as H5P.
In this recording, Hamad Khan demonstrates how to set up Padlet and shares how it can be used to enrich student learning and engagement.
Jonathan Brown considers computer-based applications which can complement speaking and listening activities in the classroom.
Look at teaching and learning through your students’ eyes and innovate with empathy. Focusing on what innovation means in an educational context and exploring innovative teaching practices at Navitas.
Amanda Johnson-Toala, Executive Director at the University of New Hampshire GSSP, discusses ways to initiate cross-cultural reflection.
Karen McRae explores debating as a form of assessment that brings together a range of academic and social skills for non-English speaking background students.
In this recording, Nicholas Harris shares strategies for better engaging students, whether they are studying online or on campus, or studying theoretical units.
Lisa Lindquist of Richard Bland College of William and Mary demonstrates how hands-on activities can help students develop their writing skills.
In this recording, Jonathan Brown illustrates how adapting existing technologies can have powerful results and help build a committed learning community, both online and in the classroom.
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One of the difficult things about teaching speaking is that you can’t see it. MeetELT’s ‘Speakeasy’ event tried to take the intangible nature of speaking and turn it into something a little more practical.
In this recording, Maxine Rosenfield and Simon Daly discuss a range of strategies to overcome challenges in engaging students in the online environment.
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