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Mobile Apps for Education
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Mobile Apps for Education
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Mobile Apps for Education
2:00-3:30
Exhibition Hall, Booth 540
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V. Angel Pablico-Kobayashi, California State University, Los Angeles, USA |
Heads Up! in the ESL Classroom |
Heads Up! can now be a fun and effective class activity. With this app, teachers can instantly get their ESL students talking describing, and reviewing words. In this session, the presenter will demonstrate how to create a deck of vocabulary cards and play the game using the app Heads Up! |
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Sally Thelen, Western Michigan University, USA |
Using the Stitcher App for Extensive Listening Practice |
This demonstration will show how the Stitcher app, a podcast aggregator, can be used for extensive listening practice and vocabulary building. The presenter will cover how to use this free, easy-to-use app to find and listen to podcast episodes and how this app can be used in the classroom. |
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Allie Piippo, Eastern Michigan University, USA
Trisha Dowling, University of Michigan, USA
Katie Weyant, University of Michigan, USA
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Cultivating Mindfulness in the ESL Classroom with 'Calm' |
Mindfulness apps such as Calm are a way to help teachers and students develop a mindfulness practice that can help reduce anxiety and increase focus in the classroom, in order to aid language learning. Attendees will experience how the Calm app can help you and your students develop mindfulness. |
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Presenter Biographies
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V. Angel Pablico-Kobayashi, California State University, Los Angeles (Cal State LA), USA (vangel.pablico@gmail.com) |
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Sally Thelen, Western Michigan University, USA (slthelen@gmail.com) |
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Allie Piippo, Eastern Michigan University, USA (apiippo@emich.edu) |
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Trisha Dowling, University of Michigan, USA |
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Katie Weyant, University of Michigan, USA |
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