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Nelba on the air

Yesterday, I had the pleasure to participate in an online radio programme called "En tu Idioma" (In Your Language) which is on  the air every Wednesday at 7 p.m.

I was invited by Carolina Skoppek to speak about Technology applied to English Language Learning. Viviana Ameijenda, Head of the English Department of the School Esteban Echeverría, was also present.

The programme lasted about 45 minutes and we talked about - among other things - the origin of this blog,  how I started working with digital technology applied to the language learning, my work as coordinator of the ICT Area at the School of Languages and my experience in Japan where I attended WorldCALL 2008. Then, Viviana spoke about the use of Interactive Whiteboards and how her school incorporated this new tool in  the English class.

                           Here is a picture of the event. 


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Jennifer Verschoor said…
Congratulations Nelba!! Looking forward to listening to the recording.
13 May 2010 at 16:19
Hanaa Khamis said…
Wow Nelba... Hope to listen to the recording soon too:)
15 May 2010 at 06:01
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