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Korea Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages will hold its annual conference on March 26, with a focus on helping English teachers enhance their teaching using technology.
Workshops at the conference will discuss how to use technology in English education, including using software skills to create classroom materials, using social network sites and blogs to enhance teaching, and creative use of video content.
Educational research will also be covered. A full schedule is available on the KOTESOL website.
Those wishing can attend can register online before March 19. Registration is also possible at the conference.
The event will be held at Sookmyung Women’s University in Seoul, and is free for KOTESOL members, 10,000 won for Non-KOTESOL members and 3,000 won for students.
For more information, email seoulchapter@gmail.com or visit http://www.kotesol.org.
(hyemi0216@heraldcorp.com)
Workshops at the conference will discuss how to use technology in English education, including using software skills to create classroom materials, using social network sites and blogs to enhance teaching, and creative use of video content.
Educational research will also be covered. A full schedule is available on the KOTESOL website.
Those wishing can attend can register online before March 19. Registration is also possible at the conference.
The event will be held at Sookmyung Women’s University in Seoul, and is free for KOTESOL members, 10,000 won for Non-KOTESOL members and 3,000 won for students.
For more information, email seoulchapter@gmail.com or visit http://www.kotesol.org.
(hyemi0216@heraldcorp.com)
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