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Bard, Rose | rosebard@gmail.com | Brazil |
Rose Bard has been an EFL teacher since 1998. She's an iTDi Mentor/Blogger. She blogs also at ELT Diary. She's an EDUGamer and enthusiastic player of Minecraft. She's been exploring authentic games and learning to adapt/design games. |
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Gielen, Linda |
lgielen@sa-academy.org |
San Antonio, TX USA |
Linda Gielen is a Technology Facilitator and Advanced Computer Topics teacher at a private all-boys private school. She has been working with MinecraftEdu since November 2011, where it is incorporated into the 6th grade Computer class curriculum to teach coding and in the 7th grade English curriculum for a creative writing project.
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Irvin, Glen | glenirvin@gmail.com | Wabasha, MN USA | Glen Irvin taught Spanish for the past 13 years at Wabasha-Kellogg High School. He is currently creating a MMRPG in MinecraftEdu where students can practice and grow in their Spanish language skills. | ![]() |
Jędryczko, Anna |
ajedryczko@gmail.com | Poland | Anna is a teacher of Polish, programming and robotics at primary school. Enthusiast of mixing humanities with new technology. Her aim is to foster development of creativity and cooperation between her students. Anna loves Minecraft and believes in its great educational power. | ![]() |
Kuhn, Jeff |
jkuhn72@gmail.com |
US |
Jeff Kuhn is a PhD candidate at Ohio University where he is researching games and learning. An avid Minecraft player, Jeff has worked with teachers on using games in the classroom in the U.S., Peru, Brazil, and Venezuela. |
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Ogorek, Robert |
robogorek@gmail.com | Spain | Robert has been an EFL teacher for 10 years and technology has always been present in his classes. He's currently working on an educational project for teaching English with Minecraft. | ![]() |
Patrascu, Mircea |
mircea.patrascu@gmail.com | Romania |
Mircea Patrascu is an IT professional teaching kids to code during his free time. He loves to play Minecraft, but he also uses it as a learning environment for Scratch and JavaScript. |
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Schwartz, Aaron |
aschwar@gmail.com | United States | Aaron Schwartz teaches ESL courses as well as public speaking, writing and rhetoric, and computer assisted language learning (CALL) at Ohio University. He's a former chair of TESOL's CALL-IS, where he has been quite active with the Electronic Village. He was a moderator for the Minecraft MOOC in 2016 and runs an EVO Minecraft Server. | ![]() |
Smolcec, Filip |
email confidential |
Croatia |
Filip Smolcec is a middle school student, Minecraft expert and a Youtuber, interested in gaming and creating videos. The youngest EVO moderator in 2015 and a co-author of TESL-EJ article Minecraft and Language Learning. |
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Smolcec, Marijana | msmolcec@gmail.com | Croatia | Marijana has been an EFL teacher for 15 years at Gimnazija Bernardina Frankopana. She is a proud Webhead and has been involved in EVO since 2011, eTwinninggroup moderator, project coordinator, avid user of web 2.0 tools,co-author of TESL-EJ article Minecraft and Language Learning, passionate about teaching Edtech, a mom, and a wife. | ![]() |
Stevens, Vance | vancestev@gmail.com | UAE | Vance Stevens is an EFL teacher in Al Ain, founder of Webheads in Action, He is an EVO coordinator (since 2002), founder of the podcast series Learning2gether, and On the Internet editor for TESL-EJ where he and co-moderators once co-authored an article on Minecraft and Language Learning. |
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