IATEFL BESIG workshop on using Youtube as a corpus of spoken English

1. Using YouTube as a
corpus of spoken English
Olya Sergeeva BESIG workshop
10 December 2016
olyaelt@gmail.com
blog: http://eltgeek.wordpress.com
@olyaelt

2. How do you use videos?

3. http://www.tubechop.com/watch/8667001
What functional language areas / expressions can be
explored through this video?

4. Well let's get right
into it.
First one.
Well, let's move
on.

5. Well let's get right
into it.
That's a good question
actually. I'm not sure.
First one. I've never gotten that error, so
I'm not quite sure.
Well, let's move
on.
Uh, just trying to think.
None of us have a good
answer off the top of our
heads.

9. http://youglish.com

10. http://youglish.com

11. http://yohasebe.com/tcse/

12. http://yohasebe.com/tcse/

13. http://tubequizard.com

14. Basic functionality of http://tubequizard.com :

15. Basic functionality of http://tubequizard.com :

16. Basic functionality of http://tubequizard.com :

17. Basic functionality of http://tubequizard.com :

18. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzRhbuCe_uc
Basic functionality of http://tubequizard.com :

19. How to search for:
awesome OR amazing?

20. (awesome|amazing)

21. (awesome|amazing)

22. I’m not sure OR
“I’m not sure”?

23. I’m not sure

24. How to search for:
a lot of
a kind of
a number of, etc?

25. a * of

26. I’m very/ extremely /… pleased
How to search for:

27. I’m * pleased

28. What’s the difference
between ‘comfortable’
and ‘convenient’?

29. What words go with ‘comfortable’?

30. What words go with ‘comfortable’?

31. What words go with ‘comfortable’?

32. What words go with ‘comfortable’?

33. What words go with ‘comfortable’?

34. What words go with ‘comfortable’?

35. What words go with ‘comfortable’?

36. What are the patterns with ‘convenient’?

37. What are the patterns with ‘convenient’?

38. What are the patterns with ‘convenient’?

39. What are the patterns with ‘convenient’?

40. What are the patterns with ‘convenient’?

41. What are the patterns with ‘convenient’?

42. • Notice and analyze
• Organize
• ?
Lesson shape

43. http://www.tubequizard.com/search.php?pattern=(comfortable%7Cconvenient)&quiz

45. • Notice and analyze
• Organize
• Quiz
Lesson shape

46. • Notice and analyze
• Organize
• Quiz
• Written/Spoken production
Lesson shape

47. • Collocations/patterns with words and expressions

53. • Collocations/patterns with words and expressions
• Spoken interaction / ‘dispreferred’ expressions

55. It's probably best if you do something like post
part of your code to stack overflow so that we
(1)_______ see what's going on.
http://www.tubequizard.com/search.php?pattern=(can%7Ccan%27t%7Cwouldn%27t%7Cjust)&quiz&video=-
uHlCKcDrzk&extract_start=150&extract_duration=10
What word is missing? What does
this word sound like?

56. http://www.tubequizard.com/search.php?pattern=(can%7Ccan%27t%7Cwouldn%27t%7Cjust)&quiz&video=-
uHlCKcDrzk&extract_start=150&extract_duration=10
What word is missing? What does
this word sound like?
It's probably best if you do something like post
part of your code to stack overflow so that we
(1) c[a]n see what's going on.

57. http://www.tubequizard.com/search.php?pattern=(can%7Ccan%27t%7Cwouldn%27t%7Cjust)&quiz&video=-
uHlCKcDrzk&extract_start=150&extract_duration=10
What words are missing? What do
these words sound like?
There may be another reason that this is
happening. You (2)_______, I (3)_______
(4)_______ offhand assume that..

58. http://www.tubequizard.com/search.php?pattern=(can%7Ccan%27t%7Cwouldn%27t%7Cjust)&quiz&video=-
uHlCKcDrzk&extract_start=150&extract_duration=10
What words are missing? What do
these words sound like?
There may be another reason that this is
happening. You (2) can[’t], I (3) wouldn[’t]
(4) j[u]s[t] offhand assume that..

59. Negatives (didn’t, can’t, shouldn’t) Questions (does he? did he?)
Past simple (turned, stopped, tried),
present perfect, the passive
Superlatives (the best summer, the
most)
Modals (must, could, should) Spoken reporting (‘I’m like’)

60. Negatives (didn’t, can’t, shouldn’t) Questions (does he? did he?)
Past simple (turned, stopped, tried),
present perfect, the passive
Superlatives (the best summer, the
most)
Modals (must, could, should) Spoken reporting (‘I’m like’)

61. Negatives (didn’t, can’t, shouldn’t) Questions (does he? did he?)
Past simple (turned, stopped, tried),
present perfect, the passive
Superlatives (the best summer, the
most)
Modals (must, could, should) Spoken reporting (‘I’m like’)

62. Present/future simple (I’ll, I’m) Modals (must, could, should)
There is / There are Personal pronouns (my bedroom, our
money)
Prepositions (about, out) &
phrasal verbs
Past simple (he was here)/continuous (I
was trying)

63. Present/future simple (I’ll, I’m) Modals (must, could, should)
There is / There are Personal pronouns (my bedroom, our
money)
Prepositions (about, out) &
phrasal verbs
Past simple (he was here)/continuous (I
was trying)

64. Present/future simple (I’ll, I’m) Modals (must, could, should)
There is / There are Personal pronouns (my bedroom, our
money)
Prepositions (about, out) &
phrasal verbs
Past simple (he was here)/continuous (I
was trying)

65. Present/future simple (I’ll, I’m) Modals (must, could, should)
There is / There are Personal pronouns (my bedroom, our
money)
Prepositions (about, out) &
phrasal verbs
Past simple (he was here)/continuous (I
was trying)

68. http://www.tubequizard.com/auto_quizzes.php?v=-uHlCKcDrzk

70. • Collocations/patterns with words and expressions
• Spoken interaction / ‘dispreferred’ expressions
• ‘Grammar for listeners’: auto-generated quizzes

71. • Collocations/patterns with words and expressions
• Spoken interaction / ‘dispreferred’ expressions
• ‘Grammar for listeners’: auto-generated quizzes
• Finding and exploring models

72. Self-introduction
Image source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Teliris_VL_Executive.jpg

75. https://youtu.be/DINxNbBOEoI?t=1m15s
Brian Kaminsky. I've been at Google for about 4 and 1/2 years.
I focus now on schools in the Midwest as well as Stanford.
And I've had a number of different roles at Google.
I started kind of on the engineering side for a bit, went over to
the sales and services side, working with our DoubleClick organization
on display advertising, and then moved back to the program scene
a little over a year ago.

76. • Collocations/patterns with words and expressions
• Spoken interaction / ‘dispreferred’ expressions
• ‘Grammar for listeners’: auto-generated quizzes
• Finding and exploring models for lexis/grammar

77. • Collocations/patterns with words and expressions
• Spoken interaction / ‘dispreferred’ expressions
• ‘Grammar for listeners’: auto-generated quizzes
• Finding and exploring models for lexis/grammar
and strategies/frameworks

79. name

80. name
general
role

81. name
general
role
focus

82. name
general
role
focus
main
details

83. name
general
role
focus
main
details
career
path

84. 84

85. What are your takeaways?

86. olyaelt@gmail.com
@olyaelt
https://eltgeek.wordpress.com/