Thanks for a great conference!
On this page, you will find links to every presentation, Zoom room, and Live session we have prepared for you. But please note, you must be logged in first to view the content.
Once you login, you will have access to all the Speaker Pages on this website which contain all the URLs, passwords, and session info you will need to access the sessions.
Session info will go LIVE at lunch time (after the Plenary).
You may also download the Conference Program book above, or join in the Slack Chat.
- If you have not yet signed up for Chat, do so here.
- If you would like to learn more about how the Slack Chat feature works (including Q&As for the Featured sessions), click here.
Featured Sessions
Featured Sessions will go Live or Premiere 10-15 minutes before their scheduled times.
Chat with the Featured presenters in Slack by joining their #featured channel listed below.
10:45 |
Opening Ceremony Lindsay Herron & Sunil Mahtani |
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11:00 |
Plenary Tomomi Kumai Creating a Safe Space for Transformation Raising Intercultural Awareness for Language Teachers and Learners Slack channel: #featured-plenary |
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11:45 |
Meet the SIGs (video below) | |
12:00 |
Lunch hour Zoom Luncheon & Drop-in Chat Open video library |
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13:00 |
Yunjeong Hwang Essential Legal Knowledge on Employment and Labor for Expat Teachers Slack channel: #featured-legal |
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14:00 |
Teach North Korean Refugees KOTESOL Gives Back Empowering North Korean Refugees Through ELT Slack channel: #featured-tnkr |
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15:00 |
Stafford Lumsden Timeline of an outbreak Australian Higher Education Moving to Online Teaching in Response to Novel Coronavirus 19 Slack channel: #featured-covid |
Zoom Sessions
Zoom Sessions connection info will go Live DURING lunch (12:30pm).
Remember to enter the Zoom Password as listed in the Session info.
Have questions for the Zoom speakers? DM them directly in Slack.
Have trouble accessing the Zoom rooms? Ask for help in the #zoom-help Slack channel.
Remember to input the Zoom password in order to access the Zoom.
13:00 | Technology Ehean Kim Tourism Projects with Local Communities Situated Learning and Place-Dependent Model to Enhance Authenticity |
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Reflective Practice Jocelyn Wright Educational Gifts |
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Material Design, Writing Terri Beadle What Disney can teach us about Compare and Contrast Writing |
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14:00 |
Technology Lisa M. Hunsberger Creative Uses of PowerPoint and Keynote in the Techni-Capable EFL Classroom |
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Culture Adrienne Seo with Daniel Moonasar The Why and How of Using Multicultural Children’s Literature |
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Professional Development Joanne McCuaig The University of Birmingham MA TESOL / MA Applied Linguistics |
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15:00 |
Reflective Practice Kevin Kester Tips for Getting a PhD, Academic Employment, and Publishing |
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Learner Identity Brian Raisbeck Implications of English Names in the Korean EFL Classroom |
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Material Design Roger Fusselman Maximizing Creativity When Planning Lessons |
Pre-recorded Sessions
Pre-recorded YouTube Videos will go Live BEFORE lunch (11:50am).
Have questions for the Pre-recorded speakers? DM them directly in Slack.
Have trouble accessing the videos? Ask for help in the #help Slack channel.