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In recent years, podcasting has become one of the most powerful asynchronous Web 2.0 tools in our classrooms. It’s enormous educational potential allows teachers to use it as a simple resource to support activities within the classroom and to create audio recordings of happenings in their schools. This workshop aims at providing basic proficiency related to the production and publishing of digital media files (podcasts) and its implementation in the language classroom to enhance communication in speaking and listening skills.
By the end of this workshop, participants will:
ESL/EFL teachers interested in the use of podcasts to enhance their classes.
Having an e-mail account, basic experience in the use of web 2.0 tools (blogs, wikis, etc), Internet access, headset (or earphones and microphone).
CALL-IS
During the first week of the course, participants will:
Live session: WiZiQ/Ustream
During this week, participants will
Live session: WiZiQ/Ustream
During this week, participants will
Live session: WiZiQ/Ustream
During this week, participants will
Live session: WiZiQ/Ustream
During this week participants will:
Live session on WiZiQ
José Rodríguez
He is an educator in Los Angeles California U.S.A. since 1996. Currently working with English learners at the elementary school level. Has experience teaching EFL both in a traditional classroom and technical English courses designed for private business. Podcaster at EdTechTalk and Puentes al Mundo since 2007. Provided session recording support for WIAOC 2007 and 2009 with the Woldbridges Network.
E-mail: coordinatorsoffice@gmail.com
Evelyn Izquierdo
She has been an ESL/EFL teacher for more than 22 years now. She holds a Master’s degree in EFL and works as an ESP teacher at the School of Education (EE) of Universidad Central de Venezuela (UCV), where she is a course facilitator at the EFL master program, a member of the EE-Distance Education Committee and an ICT teacher trainer. She is currently an e-Tutor for the British Council, President of AVEALMEC (Venezuela CALL Association) and VenTESOL’s Communications Coordinator. She is a proud Webhead since 2005 and moderates several online communities for EFL teachers. She has been a co-moderator in previous EVO sessions like: Blog-based lessons and e-portfolios 2009 and Baw 2010.
Website: http://evelynizquierdo.wordpress.com
E-mail: evelyn.izquierdo@gmail.com
Twitter: @eveweb
Miguel Mendoza
He is an ESP teacher at Universidad Central de Venezuela in the school of librarianship. He holds a Master’s degree in English as a foreign language. He’s an ICT consultant for the British Council and worked as support tutor for Consultants-E. He’s a founder member and current Vicepresident of AVEALMEC (Venezuela CALL Association). He has been a co-moderator in previous EVO sessions like: Blog-based lessons and e-portfolios 2009
Website: http://the-ve-blog.blogspot.com/
E-mail:mmendoza97@gmail.com
Twitter: @mike08
Hashtag:
#podcastingevo2011
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