Instructional Technology Events

A list of current instructional-technology-related events worldwide.  This page is updated regularly and features information about seminars, conferences, workshops and other major events pertaining to the use and integration of technology into teaching.  To have your event listed here, please contact us.

November 2010

• 1-3. (Asia and Oceania) TEFLIN, “Revitalizing Professionalism in ELT as a Response to the Globalized World,” Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia. E-mail dsukyadi@upi.edu. Web site http://www.balaibahasa.upi.edu/teflin.
• 4-7. (North America) MexTESOL, “Revolutionary Teaching, Independent Learning,” Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico. E-mail piawhite@hotmail.com. Web site http://www.mextesol.org.mx.
• 11-13. (North America) La Societe Pour La Promotion de L’enseignement de L’anglais, Langue Seconde, Au Quebec (SPEAQ), “Reach – Teach – Inspire!” Lodging and all other facilities downtown Quebec City, Hilton Quebec (QB), Canada. E-mail speaq@speaq.qc.ca. Web site http://www.speaq.qc.ca.
• 11-13. (North America) TexTESOL II, “Steady Bridges Over Strong Currents: Building Sturdy Foundations to Master Language Challanges,” Crowne Plaza Riverwalk Hotel, San Antonio, Texas, USA. E-mail eaglesmom@aol.com. Web site http://www.textesoltwo.org.
• 12-13. (North America) Colorado TESOL (COTESOL), “Imagining the Possible,” Red Lion Hotel Denver Southeast, Denver, Colorado, USA. E-mail larry.fisher@colorado.edu. Web site http://www.colorado.edu/iec/cotesol/.
• 12-14. (Asia and Oceania) English Teachers’ Association-Republic of China, “Methodology in ESL/EFL Research and Instruction,” Accommodation, Book Exhibition, Food, Conference Rooms, Taipei, Taiwan. E-mail etaroc2002@yahoo.com.tw. Web site http://www.eta.org.tw.
• 13. (Europe and Eurasia) Northern New England TESOL (NNETESOL), Gorham, Maine, England. E-mail shelly.chasse@maine.edu.
• 13. (North America) INTESOL, “Transitions in INTESOL,” IUPUI Campus Center, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. E-mail lesliebarratt@indstate.edu. Web site http://www.intesol.org.
• 19-22. (Asia and Oceania) Japan Association for Language Teaching (JALT), “Creativity: Think Outside the Box,” Aichi Industry and Labor Center, Nagoya, Japan. Web site http://www.jalt.org.
• 19-20. (Europe and Eurasia) TESOL-Italy, “Language Flows,” SGM Conference Center, Rome, Italy. E-mail tesolitaly@gmail.com. Web site http://www.tesol.it.

December 2010

• 1-3. (Asia and Oceania) GLoCALL 2010, “Globalization and Localization in Computer-Assisted Language Learning,” Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. E-mail programs@glocall.org. Web site http://glocall.org/.
• 3-5. (North America) 10th International Conference for Teachers of English and Administrators, “Developing English Language Teaching Leaders,” University of California, Riverside, California, USA. E-mail events@abs-international.org. Web site http://tinyurl.com/ABSconference.
• 4. (Asia and Oceania) Applied Linguistics, Association of Korea (ALAK) International Conference, “Interdisciplinarity in Applied Linguistics,” Korea University, Seoul, Korea. E-mail alaksecretary@gmail.com. Web site http://www.alak.or.kr.

February 2011

• 19. (North America) Hawaii TESOL, BYU-Hawaii, Laie, Hawaii, USA. E-mail jamesm@byuh.edu. Web site http://www.hawaiitesol.org.

March 2011

• 10-12. (Asia and Oceania) TESOL Arabia, “Rethinking English Language Teaching: Attitudes, Approaches and Perspectives,” J. W. Marriott Hotel, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. E-mail tesolarabia@icedxb.com. Web site http://www.tesolarabia.org.

April 2011

• 4-7. (North America) Canada International Conference on Education, “Education, Pedagogy, Research,” University of Toronto, Hart House, Toronto, Canada. E-mail info@ciceducation.org. Web site http://www.ciceducation.org.
• 8-10. (Central and South America) URUTESOL, “Redesigning Teaching for the 21st Century,” Instituto Crandon, Montevideo, Uruguay. E-mail urutesol@gmail.com. Web site http://www.urutesol.org.

May 2011

• 19-21. (North America) Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition at the University of Minnesota, “Expanding Our Horizons: Seventh International Conference on Language Teacher Education,” Radisson University Hotel, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. E-mail carla@umn.edu. Web site http://www.carla.umn.edu/conferences/index.html.

June 2011

• 23-24. (Central and South America) MATE-TESOL Haiti, “Lessons Learned from Teaching: Challanges and Rewards,” Haitian-American Institute, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. E-mail alwarlock2000@yahoo.fr.

October 2011

• 13-15. (North America) Southeast TESOL, “Culture, Language, & Heritage,” Omni-Downtown, Richmond, Virginia, USA. E-mail jkuchno@gmail.com. Web site http://www.vatesol.cloverpad.org.

September 2012

• 3-6. (Asia and Oceania) The First Extensive Reading World Congress, “Extensive Reading–The Magic Carpet to Language Learning”, Kyoto Sangyo University, Kyoto, Japan E-mail erwc1@erfoundation.org. Web site http://erfoundation.org/erwc1.

November 3 – 4, 2010 — ePortfolios Australia Conference, Melbourne. AAEEBL-affiliated.

November 8 – 9, 2010 — AAEEBL Southeast Regional Conference, Clemson University, Clemson, SC. Online registration available. Call for proposals online.

November 18-19, 2010 — New England Faculty Development Consortium, Holy Trinity, Worcester, MA, AAEEBL pre-conference seminar November 18.

January 26 – 29, 2011 – AAC&U Annual Conference, San Francisco, AAEEBL-Sponsored All-Day E-Portfolio Forum on 1/29 (Deepening High-Impact Learning).

February 28 – March 1, 2011 — AAEEBL Western Regional Conference, Westminster College, Salt Lake City, UT, in affiliation with AAC&U.

March 18, 2011 — AAEEBL Northeast Regional Conference, Johnson & Wales University, Harborside Campus, Providence, RI.

May, 2011 (date to be determined), Collabtech Day at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, AAEEBL presentation session and meeting of AAEEBL Midwest Chapter. Web page for 2011 to appear later.

July 25-28, 2011 — Boston, MA, Seaport World Trade Center, AAEEBL Annual Conference, “World Portfolio Summit.”