Sessions2017

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Moderators: Please fill in the table (cells will adjust to fit). Links to your platform(s) should be available by the end of Week 3 (November 5). Please enable easy access to your platform(s) during week 4 so that other moderators and coordinators can visit and provide feedback.

Sessions will be listed in the announcement page alphabetically. We have ordered them here according to the working title; if you change your title, please reflect that change here. Don't worry about moving the row to a different place in the table, however. A modified version of this page will become the Call for Participation. You can see last year's here
Please add the links to your online sites on your own session page on this wiki (this is linked from the title of your session in the table below)
Please check the accuracy of all links! If the link to your session page is incorrect, please fix it or let Nina know at nina dot liakos at gmail dot com.
Please use moderators' first and last names and be sure the spelling is correct. Thanks.

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Title (Linked to Session Page)	Logo	Abstract	Links to main platform(s)	Moderators	Sponsor(s)	Hashtag
Classroom-Based Research for Professional Development		This EVO project provides a hands-on introduction to inquiry-based teacher development, especially (though not exclusively) for teachers working in difficult circumstances (large classes, low-resource classrooms, etc.). The project takes participants through different stages of teacher-research, engaging them in practical activities which will gradually build their confidence in this area.	Website for initial publicity/information Facebook group for general, social interaction Adobe Connect for live sessions [Note to organizers: The following will be used, but we would prefer them not to be revealed till 1st January, when we will open them up. In the meantime, interested participants will be directed to the website and the Facebook group]: Main pages for content Google + for planned activities (linked to from main pages)	Richard Smith; Paula Rebolledo; Amol Padwad; Kenan Dikilitas; Asli Saglam; Jo Gakonga; Babita Sharma; Michelle Evans; Sadeqa Ghazal; Mark Wyatt	AINET; ELPA (Ethiopia); IATEFL ReSIG; IATEFL TDSIG; RICELT; TELCnet	#TRDC
Design Thinking		Taking Design Thinking to School together. The purpose of Design Thinking session is to extend participants' knowledge of the role of design thinking in K12 classroom. We will share ideas and develop strategies for implementing Design Thinking in our classroom. Bring ideas to life.	Main page https://1drv.ms/o/s!AhADyvAoyv5uiT7r-FE9cSBwsfIE Google Plus for discussion https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/113650297668929557819	Margaryta Kalyuzhna, Ludmyla Boyko, Anna Garkusha, Irena Kovalchuk , Elena Vasilchenko		#designthinking17
Developing Intercultural Competence Through the Use of Online Resources		This session is intended to encourage EFL teachers to introduce the foreign culture into the Classroom in order to develop the intercultural competence in their teaching practices by using online resources. Over five weeks, moderators will present theory and provoke practice through the adaptation of resources according the teaching contexts.	1. Go to Schoology 2. Enter this access code D4C2F-F45N6 3. Continue signing up by providing your personal information.	Daniel Castillo Evelyn Urbina Freddy Vanegas	VenTESOL	#DICEVO2017
DIY Online Assessment		With the quick development of technology in education there has come a fervent need for applying different assessment techniques regularly whether formative or summative ones. Yet what kind of assessment should we use? Thus I would to help the attendees to work with me online through their mobiles or ipads to share in applying different apps to see how easy it is to use them and apply them at their schools.	https://moodle4teachers.org/ course/view.php?id=136	Maha Hassan Aya ElWakeel Nellie Deutsch	IATEFL LTSIG TESOL CALL-IS	#diyoa
EVO Minecraft MOOC 2017		This session will invite interested teachers to join us in playing Minecraft, learning all we can about playing alone and together, and how Minecraft is being used effectively in language learning. We'll learn by doing and from one another. We'll continue where we left off last year while welcoming and assisting newcomers.	EVO Minecraft MOOC Google+ Community	Rose Bard; Linda Gielen; Glen Irvin; Anna Jędryczko; Jeff Kuhn; Robert Ogorek; Mircea Patrascu; Aaron Schwartz; Marijana Smolcec; Filip Smolcec; Vance Stevens	TESOL CALL-IS	#evomc17
EVO ViLLAGE 2017		This EVO session focuses on applying games in virtual teaching – using ideas from f2f (face to face) and transferring them to virtual language learning.We aim to create new games in virtual worlds using the affordances these immersive environments have to offer and are making machinima (videos) to demonstrate how the games work. We learn to build, texture and script our games for fun in language learning.	http://evovillage.pbworks.com/ (content wiki) https://www.facebook.com/groups/evovillage/ (community space) http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/EduNation/106/159/23 (Second Life) http://lancelot.adobeconnect.com/sl (to watch our live sessions and also the recordings)	Randall Sadler Heike Philp Christel Schneider Dennis Newson Edith Paillat Shelwyn Corrigan Ann Nowak Helena Galani Jens Kjaer Olsen Dr. Doris Molero Helen Myers Hazel Workman Nuno Lanca Nick Zwart Panagiotis Mourtzis Kip Boahn	CALL-IS	#evovillage
Experiential Learning		This session promotes experiential learning in EFL teacher education as a way to strengthen the link between theory and practice in EFL teachers’ pedagogical practice. Participants reflect on their own teaching and implement active learning strategies such as Loop Input in the teacher training courses they teach.	https://www.schoology.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/552242018303882/	Anna Krulatz Georgios Neokleous	TEIS Norwegian National Academic Council for English Studies	#explearnEVO
Flipped Learning		This five-week online workshop is designed for both those new to flipped learning and those who are already flipping their classes. In flipped learning, content delivery takes place outside of class freeing the instructor to focus class on interactive, collaborative projects and activities for maximum language acquisition in a meaningful context. Participants will practice with various video creation tools, gain skills in curating already existing media, and will learn how to effectively incorporate these resources into their teaching practices. Of course, whenever possible, the workshop employs a flipped approach!	Main page: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/108235770209810657733 We put our resources on ANVILL: http://bit.ly/2eOg9aA We will use Zoom for our weekly meetings.	John Graney Jeff Magoto Kevin Coleman Khalid Fheti Martha Ramirez Carolina R. Buitrago	CALL	#flippedlearningevo2017
How to Develop Learner Independence
ICT4ELT2017		Designed by a seasoned team of EVO long standing moderators and participants, ICT4ELT (Information and Communication Technology for English Language Teachers) is a session for teachers who want to explore how computers and computer technology could be useful in their teaching but do not know where to start. If you want to liven up your classroom with technology, come and join us!	ICT4ELT Google + Community Pbworks Wiki	Ayat Tawel Helen Davies Jose Antonio da Silva Marijana Smolcec Svetlana Obenausova Sanja Bozinovic Elizabeth Anne Marcia Lima Maria Bossa Sneza Filipovic	HUPE TEIS CALL_IS
Integrating ELL into Content Areas
Moodle for Teachers		Moodle4Teachers (M4TEVO17) session will take place on the latest Moodle 3.1. Participants will learn about resources, activities, and blocks available in a Moodle course as students and practice with the role of a teacher and manager. In weeks 4 and 5, they will work collaboratively to design and develop their own Moodle course. Participants will learn to create video tutorials using screencast-o-matic, Knovio, Present me, and SlideSpeech.	http://moodle4teachers.org/ course/view.php?id=88	Nellie Deutsch Tom Hodgers Ekaterina Krasikova	TESOL CALL-IS IATEFL LTSIG	#m4tevo17
Non-native English Speakers in TESOL		In this discussion-based session, participants will explore conceptualizations of and approaches to teachers' lived experiences negotiating identity and fluid privilege-marginalization in the discursive field of English language education. The session will then attend to implications for theory, inquiry, policy, hiring, and practice.	https://plus.google.com/communities/105022915563135176347	Bedrettin Yazan, Nathanael Rudolph, Aiden Yeh, Geeta Aneja, Michael Karas, Kara MacDonald	TESOL NNEST-IS EVO	#NNESTEVO2017
Notice, Focus, Learn
Projects for Peace
QR Codes in Action		QR Codes are everywhere and they are all in “action” but have you thought about using them with your students?As teachers we need to start to think outside the box and start using them in our classes in new and creative ways. Therefore,we will be looking at different methods to create and use them in class in a fun way. This session hopefully will inspire everyone about these magical codes and add another string to your professional bow. So join us to combine ease, speed and creativity to enrich your lessons.	https://moodle4teachers.org/ course/view.php?id=135 WizIQ (via Moodle)	Sibel Taskin Simsek, Adam Simpson, Nezaket Köymen Özgirin, Nellie Deutsch	IATEFL YLTSIG	#EVO2017 #QRCODESINACTION EVO2017 #QRCODESINACTION
Teaching Listening: principles, techniques and technologies		A lot of teachers find that listening is a tricky skill to teach. This session is your golden opportunity to 'hack' this skill. During this session you will design, try out and discuss a range of listening activities informed by research and expand your knowledge of online resources and tech tools for teaching listening.	https://moodle4teachers.org/course/view.php?id=199 If you'd like to connect with other session participants on Facebook, you could also join our Facebook group.	Olya Sergeeva Elena Wilkinson Lizzie Pinard Jennie Wright Richard Cauldwell Sheila Thorn Richard Chinn Marina Kladova	IATEFL Learner Autonomy SIG IATEFL Learning Technologies SIG	#listeningEVO
Teaching Pronunciation Differently		All teachers have tried to teach pronunciation using 'listen and repeat', and most of us have found the results unsatisfactory. But there is a different way, and it works very well. The 'Articulatory Approach' teaches students what to do with their mouths to sound right. Join us in TPD 2017 to explore how to teach pronunciation this way.	Go to www.schoology.com and Sign Up (top right). Choose the 'Student' option and use 52DVQ-ZJJWV as the course code. Choose the 'Courses' tab to access TPD 2017 for the first time. On future visits, you can go straight to the session via www.tpd.today	Piers Messum, Carrie Terry, Roslyn Young	IATEFL PronSIG, TESOL SPLIS
Techno-CLIL		CLIL – Content and Language Integrated Learning - is a "dual focus" methodology, fostering the development of language competences and the delivery of subject content at the same time. It referes to the learning of a curricular subject in a foreign language, with great advantages in terms of students' learning outcomes and cognitive processes. CLIL is spreading more and more, as an integrated part of school curricula in many countries. In order to implement this innovative approach, the role of teacher training is essential. This EVO session is aimed at spreading CLIL methodology, combining teaching strategies and technical tools and eliciting reflections and discussions among teachers from all over the world. It is important to share good practices from the different countries and learn from other colleagues through synchronous and asynchronous web meetings. Webinars with national and international CLIL experts will be a highlight of this session. A Moodle platform will be used for this session.	Nellie Deutsch's platform: https://moodle4teachers.org/ course/view.php?id=90	Letizia Cinganotto & Daniela Cuccurullo		#technoclil
TEFL2YL		Teaching EFL to Young Learners sessions will examine teaching English to Young Learners and Teens from around the world using using storytelling, board games, action songs, and limited resource classroom activities.	Teaching EFL for Young Learners PBWorks page	Nellie Deutsch Charles Goodger Julie Pratten Kacmaz Susan Brodar Nives Torresi	IATEFL YLTSIG	#TEFL2YL