Using interactive video for language teaching
3:30pm - 4:30pm /
Wednesday 6th November 2019
/ Venue: Language Lounge, 1st Floor Abercromby SQ (West)
- Ulrike Bavendiek
- Admission: Event is free to attend. ALL welcome, no need to register.
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Using interactive video, video essays and discussion groups for language teaching
In this presentation, Clive describes how I integrated the use of flipped teaching for creating more space for in-class discussion through the use of out-of-class assessed discussion groups and out-of-class real-time video comprehension questions. Clive will also describe the set-up and structure of assessed group video essays embedded within wikis and provide some examples of some of the results. This presentation will summarise the student evaluation of the module as well as exploring some of the infrastructural issues arising from the process.
Clive Newton is a lecturer in a range of MA TESOL / Applied Linguistics modules in the Department of English. He has lectured and convened post-graduate modules in Methods in English Language Teaching, Lexis and Language Teaching, Course and Materials Design, Classroom Observation and Practical Classroom Techniques. He teaches on, and convenes the modules, Methods in English Language Teaching, Research Skills and Testing and Assessment of Language Performance.
In this presentation, Clive describes how I integrated the use of flipped teaching for creating more space for in-class discussion through the use of out-of-class assessed discussion groups and out-of-class real-time video comprehension questions. Clive will also describe the set-up and structure of assessed group video essays embedded within wikis and provide some examples of some of the results. This presentation will summarise the student evaluation of the module as well as exploring some of the infrastructural issues arising from the process.
Clive Newton is a lecturer in a range of MA TESOL / Applied Linguistics modules in the Department of English. He has lectured and convened post-graduate modules in Methods in English Language Teaching, Lexis and Language Teaching, Course and Materials Design, Classroom Observation and Practical Classroom Techniques. He teaches on, and convenes the modules, Methods in English Language Teaching, Research Skills and Testing and Assessment of Language Performance.