SWALLT Online
SWALLT Online is a monthly web conference given by professionals in the field of language learning technology for the benefit of SWALLT members. These web “miniconferences” allow for detailed views on exciting projects and the latest innovations in the field and are always accompanied by informal but rigorous discussion. Currently SWALLT Online is member benefit. Members receive a link for the upcoming talks via the SWALLT listserv.
The Language Acquisition Resource Center (LARC) provides the technical platform for these webcasts.
Webcasts are held the 2nd Friday of every month at 12-1pm Pacific.
Archives
January 13, 2012, IALLT President Elect, Harold Hendricks, BYU
https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/playback.jnlp?psid=2012-01-13.1205.M.366ED656E4ABAF1F5BEEABD1A8AD4D.vcr&sid=2009202
December 9, 2011 – Felix Kronenberg, Digital StoryTelling as Participatory Language Learning
Felix Kronenberg, Ph.D.
Topic: Sharing is Caring
Presenter: Justin Locsei, Oberlin College
Over the past few years, the Oberlin CILC has developed quite a few in-house tools to make our lives easier. Some of these tools tackle problems that are common enough to merit sharing, and we have begun making the source code for these applications freely available. In this presentation, you’ll find out about a few of our more interesting projects, which include a WordPress class-blogging package, a WordPress blog manager and a usage-tracking package for computer labs. Additionally, you’ll learn how you can install and configure these applications on your own servers and use them to bring peace and tranquility to your work life.
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If We Build it, Will They Come? – Ryan Brazel – UCSF
Ryan Brazell on Learning Spaces at UCSF
LINK to WebCast
https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/playback.jnlp?psid=2011-09-09.0927.M.366ED656E4ABAF1F5BEEABD1A8AD4D.vcr&sid=2009202
We are assembling the links below. They will be posted soon.
March 12, 2010: “A Personal (iPod) Touch to language teaching and learning” (Enza Antenos-Conforti, Montclair State University)
February 12, 2010: Teaching Literature with Technology (Brenna Byrd, UCLA)
December 11, 2009: Using the Interactive Features of Moodle to Give Focused Feedback to Students (Trevor Shanklin, San Diego State University)
September 11, 2009: general meeting to reconnect and plan the 09/10 academic year for SWALLT
October 9, 2009: Language Center Solutions during the Great Recession (Panel)
November 13, 2009: Stanford’s Nonnative Rapper Contest (Joseph Kautz, Stanford University)
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