[ELTeCS_PERU] Fw: IATEFL Webinar- 30th August

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This email has come from IATEFL Head Office in Faversham. You are receiving it because you are a current IATEFL member. Message not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. IATEFL NEWS Dear Leonor  Marin Caceres   IATEFL invite you to join them at their next inspiring webinar   Nik Peachey - ‘Getting the most out of online video resources' Saturday 30 August 2014 at 15:00 BST In this webinar we will explore a range of resources which comprise a form of 'tool kit' for exploiting online video for language learning purposes. We will also explore a range of activities that we can use with students to get them listening and speaking. Go to http://www.iatefl.org/webinars for more information on Nik’s presentation and how to join the webinar or please click here to join the webinar on the day. Don’t forget, IATEFL webinars are free for both members and non- members to join in with and are excellent opportunities for professional development, so please feel free to share this link with your colleagues and friends. Please note that we are currently unable to provide certificates for attending this session. We hope you can join us online on the 30 August! Click here to find out what time this webinar airs in your location Nik Peachey is a qualified teacher, trainer, ICT trainer and project manager. He has spent more than 20 years working in the education industry around the world and has worked with some of the most influential companies and publishers including Google, International House, British Council, Bell Educational Services, BBC, Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, Mac Millan, Pearson, The Open University and many others.   In 2010 he was short listed for the coveted British Council Innovations Award (ELTon) for his independently produced Daily English Activities Blog and in 2012 he won The Innovations award for Excellence in Course innovation for the Blended Learning in ELT course which he developed for Bell Educational Services.   His book Web 2.0 Tools for Teacher http://www.scribd.com/doc/19576895/Web-20-Tools-for-Teachers, released in 2009 has been read more than 180k times on Scribd alone. IATEFL also hold a large archive of past recorded webinars with speakers such as David Crystal, Scott Thornbury, Felicity O’Dell and Jeremy Harmer. If you are an IATEFL member, don’t forget to check out the full list and view all the slides in the members’ only area of the IATEFL website www.iatefl.org You will need your Membership ID and password to be able to access this area.