Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts

Saturday, July 12, 2014

2014 July 12 | Rawson / Van Deusen | Blending your Classroom with Moodle

A Moodle Workshop: blending your classroom with Moodle

Date and Time:  Saturday, 12 July 2014 - 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Speakers: Thom Rawson /  Brendan Van Deusen

A bilingual workshop on the Moodle learning management system. Hands on instruction will be given on how to make use of this powerful tool, as well as methods and ideas for integrating it in everyday lessons. All levels of computer literacy will be supported.

Location: Nagasaki International University
Fee for JALT members: Free
Fee for one-day members: 1,000 yen, free for students
Contact or Queries: Email contact form

Sunday, May 11, 2014

2014 May 10~11 | PanSIG Conference | Miyazaki Municipal University

Karen Masatsugu presents a
short study abroad project.
I had the privilege to attend the annual PanSIG (http://pansig.org) conference which was hosted in Miyazaki City at the Miyazaki Municipal University (May 10th and 11th). In recollection, Miyazaki City is a really nice place with wide stretching avenues and palm tree lined streets. Being in southern Japan, the climate is warm as are the people who often greeted me in various ways using English decrying a population unafraid of internationalization.

This year's PanSIG format involved a plethora of poster-style discussion groups and forums. There were also some interesting plenary speaker sessions. Although I didn't participate directly in the conference as a presenter, the close quarters and discussion-centric style made for thought-provoking discourse - I was able to take in quite a lot over a short period of time. Here enclosed are some notes and images from the weekend.

Saturday, January 11, 2014

2014 January 11 | Andy Boon | Instant Messenger: Journeys of Discoveries

Andy Boon from
Toyo Gakuen University
This month, Nagasaki JALT was privileged to have Andy Boon from Toyo Gakuen University as our guest speaker. He gave two presentations which included his doctoral research project on IMCD as well as methods for moving English learning beyond the classroom. Those topics and the monthly Nagasaki JALT announcements will be covered in this post.