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Keynote Speaker:
Claire Bradin Siskin
"Integrating a Moving Target
into the Curriculum"
Claire Bradin Siskin
taught ESL for 17 years,
and she has been an enthusiastic practitioner of computer-assisted language
learning (CALL) since 1983. She is the past chair of the CALL
interest section of TESOL and is the current chair of the Executive
Board of the Computer Assisted Language Instruction
Consortium (CALICO). She co-chaired the program for the WorldCALL
Conference in Japan in 2008. She serves on the editorial boards of
both Computer Assisted Language
Learning
Journal and CALICO Journal. Last year
she was named Educator of the Year (post-secondary) by the Pennsylvania
State Modern Language Association. Her principal interests are
faculty development and research in CALL.
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Morning
Concurrent Sessions: (10:45am-11:30am and
11:45am-12:30pm) Claire Bradin Siskin "Free Tech Tools for ESL Educators" Beverly Bickel, PhD, Heather Linville, & Polina Vinogradova University of Maryland, Baltimore County, MD "Imagining Each Other's Worlds through Digital Storytelling" Steven Humphries, PhD Shenandoah University, Winchester, VA "From Traditional to Online Teacher Training: Making the Transition" Charles Lauth Vestal Central Schools, Vestal, NY "Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing with Audacity" Susanne McLaughlin, Jane Curtis, & Betsy Kubota Roosevelt University, Chicago, IL "i-Caught, You Tube, We All Benefit" Michael Feldman Boston University, Boston, MA "WIKIs, Social Networking, and Web 2.0 in the Classroom" Thomas Leverett Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL "Integrating Written Chat into Writing Class" and "Technology as Aid, Crutch, and Impediment to Learning" Philip Hubbard, PhD Stanford University, Stanford, CA "Online Listening" |
Morning
Concurrent Sessions [continued]:
(10:45am-11:30am and
11:45am-12:30pm) Laura Nicosia, PhD Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ "Second Life"-Explore this 3-dimensional virtual world and its use in the classroom. Peter Campbell Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ "Elluminate" -Extend the traditional boundaries of the classroom with this software. Afternoon Sessions: (1:45pm-2:30pm) Presentations by ELMS Grant Recipients Donald Forcinito, Cumberland County College ESL Student Support Center Samuel Lumbsden, Essex County College English as a Second Language for Essex County College Patricia Ishill, Lynn Meng, & Kathy Svare, Union County College ESL/BIO Allied Health Learning Community Anne Mabry, PhD, & Steve Haber, PhD, New Jersey City University T.E.A.C.H. BSN: Support Services for Language Minority Nursing Students Gladys Scott, PhD, & Reena Tailor, William Paterson University WPUNJ English Language Minority Student Project Jacqueline McCafferty, Rowan University Mobile Language Lab for Technology Enhanced ESL Instruction |
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