Upcoming Events
TEFLTech will be speaking at a number of events and attending a number of exhibitions around the UK in 2009. Please see the list below for more information. If you are attending any of these events and would like to meet up to discuss the finer points of the use of technology in EFL, we'd love to hear from you - drop us a line here.
If you are organising an event and would like TEFLTech to present, please do not hesitate to contact us here.
BETT, London Olympia, Saturday 17th January 2009
BETT celebrates 25 years as the world's leading educational information and communications technology (ICT) event in 2009. Dedicated to showcasing the best in UK and international educational technology products, resources and best practice, it has enabled thousands of practitioners to enhance their knowledge of learning through technology. For more information, click here.
Learning Technologies, London Olympia, Thursday 29th January 2009
The Learning Technologies exhibition, now in its tenth year, is Europe’s leading showcase of organisational learning and the technology used to support learning at work. For more information, click here.
English UK Management Conference, 6th - 7th March 2009
The ELT Management Conference provides a forum for ELT management professionals to exchange ideas and discuss key issues affecting the sector. This year the two-day residential event will return to Birmingham, where delegates will enjoy a dinner and special entertainment as well as the opportunity to win a selection of great prizes. For more information, click here.
Richard Turnbull will be speaking at this event on Friday 6th March. His presentation is entitled Practical Uses of Technology in the EFL Classroom, An Update – where should we be and why aren’t we there yet? Further details can be found here (PDF).
IATEFL Annual Conference and Exhibition, Cardiff, 31st March - 4th April 2009
IATEFL holds its International Annual Conference & Exhibition every spring, which is attended by around 1500 ELT professionals from 70+ countries. It involves a 3.5 - 4-day programme of over 300 talks, workshops and symposiums and, in addition to giving delegates a chance to meet leading theorists and writers, and exchange ideas with fellow professionals from all sectors of ELT, it enables them to see the latest ELT publications and services in a large resources exhibition involving around 70 ELT-related exhibitors.
Richard Turnbull will be speaking at this event on Thursday 2nd April. His presentation is entitled How to squeeze 1,000 native English speakers into a classroom. Further details can be found here (PDF).
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