I offer one-to-one and group courses for business and general English. I also provide teacher training sessions on web 2.0 tools and Second Life in language education.
My key interests include learner motivation, encouraging learner autonomy, ICT and the use of Web 2.0 tools and Virtual Worlds in teaching and learning languages.
I have finished the one-year postgraduate programme MUVEnation ‘Teaching and learning with MUVEs’ funded by the EU and am enrolled in the MA in Educational Technology and TESOL at the University of Manchester.
My article "Starting a Second Life" published in ETp, issue 61, can be read on my blog: http://snurl.com/eg9wk
An interview with me about teaching languages in Second Life by Tara Benwell, TEFL.net http://3.ly/91B
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Meeting with university students - 1 week ago
In October, I was invited by a Second Life friend of mine, who teaches a course on Second Life and...
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How to communicate in Second Life - 2 weeks ago
There are many different ways in which avatars can communicate in Second Life. We can distinguish...
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Church and Mosque by Teleportation - 2 months ago
An intercultural event: “Open houses of worship in Second Life” In order to promote...
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A film-making project with language learners - 4 months ago
In a previous post I have written about Project Based Learning in Second Life showing some examples...
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EUROALL and CALICO in Second Life - 4 months ago
EUROCALL and CALICO, or better Graham Davies and Randall Sadler (I prefer speaking about people...
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SLanguages 2009 conference archives - 4 months ago
I didn’t manage to blog about, SLanguages 2009, the annual conference dedicated to language...
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Summary of my SLTalk presentation - 4 months ago
Last Thursday, I was invited by Andreas Mertens, SLTalk.de to give a presentation on Language...
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