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2010 Sessions
January 11 - February 21, 2010
Registration Jan 4-10; see http://evosessions.pbworks.com/Call_for_Participation2010
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About this seminar: Multiliterate individuals are aware of the pitfalls inherent in technology while striving for empowerment through effective strategies for first discerning and then taking advantage of those aspects of changing technologies most appropriate to their situations. These strategies include managing, processing, and interpreting a constant influx of information, filtering what is useful, and then enhancing the learning environment with the most appropriate applications. This course seeks to heighten awareness of these considerations, and to enable participants to explore ways of dealing with them in professional and interpersonal development as well as work with students.
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The Electronic Village Online is a set of six-week sessions, in which participants engage with ESOL experts in online discussions or virtual workshops for volunteer professional development. The sessions are free and open to all interested parties.You do not need to be a TESOL member to participate. Sessions are organized by TESOL's CALL Interest Section and are run wholly by volunteers who have donated their time to serve the profession.
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