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CALL-IS Hot Topic 

The Role of Technology and The 6 Principles 
 

3:30 - 4:45 pm EDT

Wednesday, March 13

Technology Showcase, Expo Hall - Booth 1111

Live broadcast link: http://tinyurl.com/call-is-youtube

 

 

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In this session, presenters will discuss how to better get to know English learners by using technology, how to utilize technology to create ideal English learning environments, how to use digital means to differentiate instruction to various learner needs, how to assess English learners using technology, and how to use technology to create a community of practice among English teachers. Participants will receive examples and a number of tools that can be implemented in ESL, EFL, and ELT contexts.

 

Time  Speakers  Title  Summary  Materials 
 

Dr. Christine Sabieh,

 Notre Dame University, USA 

 Introduction: Technology as a partner  Understanding the teaching/learning equation: Positing Technology to enhance partnerships with 6 principles 

  
 

Christine Coombe,

Dubai Men's College, UAE

 Tech and P1:  Know your learners     
 

Justin Shewell,

Arizona State University, USA 

 Tech and P2:  Create conditions for language learning     
 

Georgios Kormpas,

Al Yamamah University, Saudi Arabia 

 Tech and P3:  Design high-quality lessons for language development     
 

Christel Broady,

Georgetown College, USA 

 Tech and P4:  Adapt lesson delivery as needed  Using technology to differentiate instruction for various learner needs    
 

Jennifer Meyer,

Middle Tennessee State University, USA 

 Tech and P5:  Monitor and assess student language development  Using OERs for Monitoring and Assessment:  Video Assessment and Feedback using Screencastify    
 

Joseph Whinery,

Williamson County Schools, TN USA 

 Tech and P6:  Engage and collaborate with a community of practice  Collaborative Tools:  Design and Implementation of eILPs (electronic Individualized Learning Plans) to Drive Instructional Collaboration   

 

 

Name and Email  Biography 

Dr. Christine Sabieh,

sabieh@hotmail.com 

 Through her teaching, administrative posts, teacher-training, and research, Dr. Christine Sabieh, a Professor at Notre Dame University, keeps up her interest in Educational Psychology, Language Teaching and Assessment, Educational Technology, Leadership and Management, and Professional Development. Her current research includes OER, Assessment, PBL, CBL, Blended and flipped Classrooms, Distance Learning, ESP, and Teacher Training. An advocate of CALL, she is a Certified On-Line Instructor/Trainer. She consults, tutors, conducts workshops, and publishes nationally and internationally. She has served the Lebanese Psychological Association (Founding member & President for five years),ASIACALL (President for five years), TESOL (CALL-IS Steering Committee for six years), former TESOLArabia (as contributor to activities, publications, Testing SIG member-at-large), and AACE (SITE, E-Learn, EdMedia &Global). Dr. Sabieh is TESOL’s CALL-IS Chair for 2018-2019. 
Christine Coombe   
Justin Shewell   
Georgios Kormpas   

Dr. Christel Broady,

 

Dr. Christel Broady, a member of the TESOL Board of Directors, is the chair of advanced graduate programs and professor of graduate education directing the online ESL teacher education program, which received highest rankings in the state and nation for its quality. She has authored a long list of publications, keynotes talks, presentations, and awards and recognition in the area of CALL domestically in the USA and in many countries. Dr. Broady has been an NCATE program reviewer and she was the TESOL representative for CAEP. In addition, Dr. Broady represents TESOL on a national workgroup for the seal of biliteracy in K-12 schools.  She was the president of the Kentucky TESOL, conference organizer a state TESOL conference and president at the Southeast states TESOL conference. At TESOL, she chaired the international Elementary School Interest section and was a member of the CALL steering committee. Dr. Broady is an EFL learner herself. She represents immigrants living in multicultural and –lingual families raising school age multilingual children in the USA. Most of all, she is a lifelong learner and technology geek!  

Jennifer Meyer,

jennylynn41069@gmail.com 

 Jennifer Meyer, EdS, TESOL CALL-IS CoChair Elect, is an ESL teacher at Edmondson Elementary School and Sunset Middle School in Brentwood, TN, US.  She has been teaching ESL/EFL in the US and Europe for over 20 years.  She is currently a PhD candidate in Literacy Studies at Middle Tennessee State University.  She is a local, regional, and international presenter and researcher on topics involving professional development for general education teachers working with ELs, Learning Disabilities and ELs, and CALL topics in K-12 EL instruction.   
Joseph Whinery   

 

 

 

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