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Why call this an attic? An attic is a place where things are stored, and where you can often find nifty things you had forgotten about.
Many of these pages have not been updated with my new move to the University of Oregon, and the links are definitely untested. Think of it as an exploration...
Educators have my permission to use information from my pages in their classroom teaching as long as my name and the source URL remain on the pages. For other uses, please contact me at the address below.
Teacher training and related links
Courses
American English Institute/Department of Linguistics, University of Oregon (2008-)
English Language Institute, OSU (to 2008)
Presentations (presentations from 2008 and earlier are not updated yet)
- West Bank workshops - English Access teachers (US Dept. of State) and Collaborative Projects in Teaching (AMIDEAST)
- TESOL 2010. CALL-IS Academic Session; InterSection with SPLIS and CALL; Newcomers Orientation to CALL; Transcending Technical Limitations in Distance Education
- University of Manouba (2010). Series of lectures and workshops for the Faculty of Arts & Letters. Tunis, Tunisia: January-February
- University of British Columbia Centre for Intercultural and Language Studies (2010). Feedback & Cross-Cultural Sensitivity in Academic Writing. Vancouver, BC: January.
- ORTESOL 2009. The Joys of Internationalism, Always a 3-ring Circus? Plenary with Leslie Opp-Beckman. Portland: November.
- Western Hemisphere EducationUSA Adviser Training Program 2009: Do's and Don'ts for Student Success in Online Classes presentation. Mexico City, September-October.
- RELC International Seminar 2009 (Singapore) and Post-RELC Seminar (Bangkok): Synchronizing Language Software and Language Pedagogy (PowerPoint in PDF form and paper); TESOL's Technology Standards with Phil Hubbard (PowerPoint in PDF form; link to the standards; go to the discussion area; download the Vignette Template and the list of Standards)
- TESOL 2009: The beginnings of CALL and the CALL-IS—from vision to reality and beyond (with Roger Kenner, Vance Stevens) - slide show at http://www.slideshare.net/healeyd/healey-25th-anniversary/ and handout (wiki with links to other files; audio recording of the whole session) ; TESOL's Technology Standards (with Phil Hubbard) - slide show at http://www.slideshare.net/healeyd/technology-standards-tesol09 ; Path to Teacher Training in Yemen (with Byrne Brewerton, Abdullah Al Ghorbany, Donna Shaw, Lis Wilson ) - slideshow
- OSU/ELI site: OSU-Yemen Higher Education Development Project , March-May 2008
- TESOL 2008 - CALL for Newcomers, TESOL Technology Standards, Technology Tools for IEPs: Speaking
- Lane Community College workshop, June 2007 - Foreign language resources, Hot Potatoes website for information and downloads
- TESOL 2007 - CALL for Newcomers (PowerPoint and A Place to Start in Selecting Software update); Computer-mediated communication in teaching speaking and pronunciation (Technology and Speech Academic Session panelist)
- ThaiTESOL 2007 - The Internet: Helping create 'New English' or reinforcing old dominance?
- TESOL 2006 - Newcomer's Orientation to CALL and "A Place to Start in Selecting Software" (updated)
- Conference on Teaching Applied Languages: Theory and Practice; Nabeul, Tunisia; November 2006.
"Best Practices in Computer Applications for ESP" PowerPoint slide show (works best in Internet Explorer) and related web links
"Selecting and Evaluating Online Resources for Scientific English" PowerPoint slide show and related links
- TESOL 2005
- Thailand - Mae Fah Luang University, April 2004; Kasetsart University, April 2004
- Secondary Education Quality Improvement Project Workshops in Thailand in November 2004
- Integrated English Language Project-II -- Egyptian teacher training at CDIST, Feb-Mar 2003 (ELI/OSU site), Leslie Opp-Beckman's IELP site
- CATESOL 2003, Pasadena - From the one-computer classroom to the wireless lab
- TESOL 2003 - CALL Interest Section Academic Session, Creating Meaning with Computers
- Presentations in Spain - January 2003: UPC workshops and CILFE6 conference plenary (PowerPoint version)
- Suranaree University of Technology presentations, August 2002
- TESOL 2002, Salt Lake City, April 2002
CALL Academic Session, Theory meets practice in CALL: Learner autonomy with technology
Pronunciation Colloquium, Using technology to teach pronunciation: An overview of pronunciation software
ESOL training for K-8 mainstream teachers (related website at ELI/OSU)
Internet Faire Classics: Tech Tip of the Month
- Workshops for teachers in Qatar, March 2002
- Plenary and workshop at the Second Annual National ELT conference, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman, March 2002
- Are Technology-Using Students Better Learners? from Teacher to Teacher: the Process of Language Learning, a webcast in Abu Dhabi.
- Workshop at Norwalk Community College, February 2002: Technology - Some Ideas for Classroom Uses
- ORTESOL 2001: Computer and Internet Tools for Elementary and Secondary Teachers
- Workshops in Thailand in 2000
- Cybertools: Koc University CALL Conference
- Culpeper Workshop at University of Puget Sound
- CATESOL 2000 presentation: Going Beyond Links into Internet Interactivity
- Sabanci University Workshop -- teacher training in Turkey
- 1998 Georgia TESOL handouts -- Internet workshop and "Technology's Promise and Pitfalls" plenary
- Le Passage ... une voyage dans l'histoire from Les Reseaux Multimedia et Langues EtrangËres at L'Université de Technologie de Compiegne in March 1998
- TESOL '98
Ergonomic and Task-Based CALL with Doug Coleman and Susan Dever Room Design outline
CALL on a Shoestring with Norm Johnson
- Tech-Niques templates with Leslie Opp-Beckman
- Online Seminar pages - November, 1997
- TESOL 96 Pre-Convention Institute pages - Internet in the Classroom with Tom Robb and Ron Corio
- Some computer ethics links
Resources (not updated yet)
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