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    1. Teaching with Technology Joe McVeigh Tamara Á lvarez Carlos Gonzalez Jorge Comte Miriam Salazar
      • This slide deck accompanies a talk given by Joe McVeigh at the Universidad Andres Bello in Santiago, Chile on May 27, 2009 and again in Vina del Mar, Chile on May 28, 2009.
      • The presentation is structured with introductory remarks and other comments by Joe, interspersed with UNAB teachers describing their own experiences with technology.
      • The focus of the talk is the use of technology in the teaching of English as a second language.
    2. Here’s the title of the talk in Spanish:
    3. Here is Joe during the talk
      • Much of the presentation is highly visual in nature, so take a look at the pictures and imagine how they relate to language teaching and technology.
      • Almost all the photos came from flickr and are used with a Creative Commons License. Photo credits are at the end of the presentation. Thanks everyone!
      • First came a story about some mice who were being attacked by a cat. The mother mouse barked like a dog scaring the cat away. She then explained to her children the importance of learning a second language.
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      • Then came a discussion of how books have traditionally been the primary means of learning and teaching but how some people now are suggesting that books may be passé and that the future is in technology.
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      • Technology has been around in many forms for a long time as can be seen in these photos. Imagine how innovative tape recorders and typewriters must once have appeared to the first users.
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    19. Session overview
      • Introduction
      • Presentations by the guest speaker
      • Presentations by colleagues from UNAB
      • Questions
    20. PowerPoint slides available
      • www.joemcveigh.org
    21. “ to get your feet wet”
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    23. Questions
      • What are some advantages of using technology in language teaching?
      • What are some drawbacks of using technology?
      • What keeps you from using technology more in your teaching?
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      • Technology will not replace teachers, but teachers who understand technology will replace those who do not.
      • — Ray Clifford
      • Use technology in the service of pedagogy, not vice-versa.
      • —Siskin & Reynolds
      • Use technology that is appropriate for the teaching situation.
    27. Teaching aids
      • Blackboard
      • Whiteboard
      • Photographs
      • Felt board
      • Movable words
      • Games
    28. Electric but without computers
      • Tape recorders
      • Video players (cassette and DVD)
      • Slide projectors
      • Overhead projectors
      • Movies
      • Radio
      • Television
    29. Computer-aided
      • Language labs
      • Software
      • Electronic whiteboards
      • Websites
      • Blogs
      • Content management systems (Blackboard, Moodle, Segue)
    30. Computer-aided
      • email
      • VOIP telephone and video (Skype)
      • Simulations (Second Life)
      • Online distance education
      • Online surveys (Survey Monkey)
      • Online journals
      • Social networking sites
      • Blogs
    31. Computer-aided
      • Photo-sharing web sites (Flickr)
      • Video-sharing web sites (Youtube)
      • Online crossword puzzle makers
      • Online word montages (Wordle)
      • Podcasts
      • Online professional development
      • Online sources of authentic materials
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    33. Using Technology in the Lab English Phonetics Tamara Álvarez
    34. Here’s a photo of Tamara giving her part of the talk
    35. Using technology in the phonetics lab
      • Main applications in the phonetics lab:
      • - Class
      • - Assessment
      • Competencies involved
      • - Student
      • - Teacher
      • Issues
    36. Class - Audio (amongst other texts) - Overview of major mistakes - Activities
    37. Overview
    38. Class
      • Songs
    39. Class Tongue Twisters
    40. Sample tongue-twisters
      • They’re thirsty every Thursday
      • Six thick thistle sticks (twice)
      • Elizabeth’s birthday is on the third Thursday of this month.
      • Thousand of thinkers were thinking how did the other three thieves go through
    41. Practicing tongue twisters
    42. Class
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    44. Assessment
      • Recordings
      • Feedback
    45. Competencies involved
      • Student
      • Teacher
    46. Issues
      • Know how (recording timing)
      • Functioning computers
      • Headphones
      • Lab management system
    47. German Coast Guard example http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD4roXEY8hk
    48. References
      • Source of computer geek cartoon
      • http :// rlv.zcache.com / funny_computer_geek_cartoon_sticker -p217005805728649639qjcl_400. jpg
      • Source of computer cat cartoon
      • http :// www.snapshots.net / cartoons /00736- funny - cartoons - computer - cat.gif
      • Screenshot of Cambridge English online course
      • http :// www.ihes.com / bcn / tt / eltblog /blog/ uploaded_images / phonetics -707401. gif
      • Thank you
    49. CMS (Course Management System)
      • Blackboard
          • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5HM0IjmIAA
      • Moodle
      • Segue (Middlebury College)
          • http://www.joemcveigh.org/
          • Click on “Joe’s Intro to TESOL Course”
    50. Internet sources of authentic materials
      • Newspapers
        • New York Times
        • USA Today
      • Radio
        • National Public Radio
        • BBC
      • Song Lyrics
      • Film Scripts
        • Drew’s Script-o-rama
          • http://www.script-o-rama.com/
    51. Internet sources of film scripts
      • Drew’s Script- o-rama
      • Film Scripts
      • Film Transcripts
      • TV Scripts
    52. Samples of recently available filmscripts
      • The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button The Dark Knight Gran Torino Milk Rachel Getting Married The Reader Slumdog Millionaire Twilight Wall-E
    53. Electronic whiteboards
      • Thermal electronic whiteboards
        • print in black and white onto thermal paper. Unlike the color electronic whiteboards these thermal boards come standard with a built in printer. These copyboards (print boards) are more convenient but lack the attention of color.
    54. Electronic whiteboards
      • Color electronic whiteboards
        • also known as copyboards and printboards, allow you to write, save, and print in color.
    55. Electronic whiteboards
      • Interactive whiteboards
        • have a dry-erase whiteboard writing surface which can capture writing electronically and which can be used with software programs. If you want to use the interactive function where you can display items from your computer, you must also have a digital projector connected to your computer.
    56. Electronic whiteboards
      • Portable electronic whiteboards
        • systems integrate into any white board or writing surface to give you many of the same features as interactive whiteboards. Mimio interactive whiteboards can turn your dry erase board into a copyboard / printboard.
    57. A demonstration of the Mimio portable electronic whiteboard
      • Carlos Gonzalez
      • Jorge Comte
    58. Here’s a photo of Jorge and Carlos giving their part of the talk
      • They didn’t use any PowerPoint slides, but they were very good, and quite amusing, too.
    59. Technology Competencies
      • What should a teacher know in order to be a competent user of technology?
      • TESOL Technology Standards
      • Checklists
      • What should a student be able to do?
    60. Here’s an example of how you can use with a Creative Commons License to get great images to create a short culture lesson. This one is about Vermont, where Joe lives. You’ll see beautiful landscapes, leaves, people hiking, and the process of making maple syrup.
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    75. Where are the students with technology?
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    78. Student-created websites
      • www.joemcveigh.org
      • Click on “Middlebury Slang Project”
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    84. A Blogging Experience Miriam Salazar Véjar May, 2009
    85. What?
      • A Blog…
      • … a free Internet resource
      • … an online personal diary
      • … a new means of communication
      • … a new type of (online) community
    86. Why?
      • Explore other ICTs tools
          • Image, text and audio (multimodality)
      • Do a curricular crossover
      • Foster:
          • Autonomy
          • Group work
          • Critical thinking
          • ICT skills
      • Leave room for students’ creativity
      • Motivate students
    87. How?
      • Provide guidelines
          • Learning objective(s) & tasks
          • Grading Rubric (if)
          • Dos & Don’ts
          • Follow up system
          • Feedback
    88. Examples…
    89. Critical thinking
    90. Writing practice
    91. Collaboration
    92. Crossover
    93. Communication
    94. Technology
    95. Creativity
    96. Identity
    97. Some useful links
      • http://highnoonmovie.wordpress.com
      • www.blogger.com
      • www.wordpress.com
      • http://universityofblogs.com/
      • http://www.angelamaiers.com/
      • http://www.freetech4teachers.com/
      • http://jeffreyhill.typepad.com/english/
      • Thank you!
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    103. Podcasts
      • English as a Second Language Podcast
      • http://www.eslpod.com
      • Lucy Tse & Jeff McQuillan
    104. Online professional development
      • TESOL Resource Center (must be a member of TESOL) www.tesol.org
      • IATEFL (free, but must register)
      • http://iatefl.britishcouncil.org/2009/
      • ESL Advantage (Heinle Cengage) (costs $65 per course)
      • http://elt.heinle.com/namerica/en_us/eltadvantage/
    105. Other interesting things to do online
      • Crossword puzzle creator
      • http://www.crosswordpuzzlegames.com/create.html
      • Vocabulary analyzer
      • http://ec.hku.hk/vocabulary/profile.htm
      • Wordle
      • http://www.wordle.net/
    106. Problems with Technology
      • An early example of problems with technology: the Medieval Helpdesk
        • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQHX-SjgQvQ
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    111. Gracias Download the PowerPoint slides with the web site addresses at www.joemcveigh.org/resources
    112. Photo Credits
      • All photos from flickr used under a Creative Commons Attribution license
      • 1959 tape recorder lesson Paul Downey
      • Metodologias poster Joe McVeigh
      • Joe during talk UNAB photographer
      • Mice painting “AB Images 2009”
      • Cat Bogdan Suditu
      • Mice Michelle Deakin
      • Stack of books “austinevan”
      • Library shelves “singsing sky”
      • Amazed child with book Pierre Vignau
    113. Photo credits
      • All photos from flickr used under a Creative Commons Attribution license
      • Print is Dead Amazon.com
      • B&W woman writing foundphotoslj
      • Hands on keyboard Hakan Dahlstrom
      • Stack of papers “lotyloty”
      • Rabbit reading email Toms Baugis
      • 1959 tape recorder lesson Paul Downey
      • How to get the most out of your tape recorder Evan P. Cordes
      • Remington typewriter Rochelle Hartman
      • to get your feet wet Dan Foy
    114. Photo credits
      • All photos from flickr used under a Creative Commons Attribution license
      • Hand-drawn question mark Ethan Lofton
      • Woman with hand out Sara Petegna
      • Who moved my cheese? Amazon.com
      • Maze “shadowgate”
      • Computer language lab “Tom in NYC”
      • Tamara talking Andrea Casals
      • Electronic whiteboard photos officetronics.com
      • Jorge and Carlos talking Andrea Casals
      • Stowe Vermont church Patrick Breen
    115. Photo credits
      • All photos from flickr used under a Creative Commons Attribution license
      • Dirt road “dvs”
      • Lake with fall leaves Joe McVeigh
      • Hiking in the woods “Broken Images”
      • Hiking on top of mountain “dvs”
      • Pitcher of syrup with pancakes “adactio”
      • Red maple leaf “802”
      • Buckets on trees “jsorbieus”
      • Tap with bucket close-up “ButterflySha”
      • Man emptying sap Reed Uhlman
    116. Photo credits
      • All photos from flickr used under a Creative Commons Attribution license
      • Syrup on display Jim Milles
      • Pouring syrup on pancakes Jennifer “jspatchwork”
      • Cow appreciation day Caitlin Regan
      • Punk girl reading “txd”
      • Facebook screenshot “jurvetson”
      • American currency “borman818”
      • Camel train in desert “bachmont”
      • People on stepping stones Paul Stevenson
      • Older computer “borman818”
    117. Photo credits
      • All photos from flickr used under a Creative Commons Attribution license
      • Kids holding ears “WoodleyWonderworks”
      • Miriam’s students blogs Miriam Salazar
      • Curious woman Dan Foy
      • Hot stove burner Matthew Rogers
      • Gears “Ralphbijkers”
      • Convertible Marya “emdot”
      • Dinosaur classroom “worldislandinfo.com”
      • Laser-eyed cat “flikr”
      • Puzzle “Antoanetta”
    118. Photo credits
      • All photos from flickr used under a Creative Commons Attribution license
      • Chilis Nicolas Longchamp
      • Hand-drawn question mark Ethan Lofton
      • Flower and sky Joanne Quirante-Escober

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