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Centre for English Language & Training - Where some of the finest language centres train their teachers

This short video was scripted by the father of this young boy to drive home the need for educators to be informed about new technologies

The era of Web 2.0  is upon us and teachers need to learn and master new tools and new techniques to be able to respond to these demands.

This is a hands on course introducing TEFL teachers without any previous ICT training or experience to the principles and techniques of teaching and learning English as a Foreign Language using computers and the world wide web.

Course Content

The course covers the following two main areas:

1. Using technology in your lesson preparation

	Search engines and learning to use them effectively
	Useful sites for lesson plans and handouts
	On-line activities - finding, downloading , creating
	Evaluation of web resources
	Useful free applications & their uses

2. Using technology with your learners

	Blogging - personal blogs and class/school blogs
	Wikis for your students
	Creating your own activities using free tools on the web
	Introduction to virtual classrooms and online teaching
	Using networking sites like Facebook, Wikis & Nings for learning activities
	Interactive Whiteboards

Course Structure & Mode of Delivery

The course comprises 20 hours of seminar input, workshops, and individual practice on materials presented during sessions.

The course is offered face-to-face but there is also an online option.

To participate in the online option, you will need a fast connection, a headset and a webcam. To find out if the online options is a suitable one for you, you can take this online quiz which only takes a few minutes to complete and will give you a very good idea about how comfortable you are going to be in an online class environment.

Participation and Assessment

Course Participants are expected to know how to use basic Word Processing applications as well as how to use an email client. Ideally, participants should have their own laptops for attendance on this course - if a laptop is not available, they should notify the centre.

This is not a course in basic PC skills although participants are not expected to be experts.

Assessment is through a project involving the design and teaching of a lesson plan which includes appropriate Web 2.0 tools.

Dates & Tuition - Important Note

For dates and tuition please check here.

If the course is not listed, it means that one has not been scheduled for the near future, but you may still express your interest by sending an email to info@celt.edu.gr  We will then contact you with details of the next scheduled course.

Web www.celt.edu.gr

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