Upcoming events

November 15: English UK South West Annual Conference

Title: AI Literacy in the Language Classroom (supported by DELTA Publishing)

Place: DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol City Centre, Redcliffe Way, Redcliffe, Bristol , BS1 6NJ

Time: November 15, Saturday, 9am-5pm

Blurb: “How can there still be talks about AI?” - you might think. And you’re kind of right: It seems like ChatGPT and co. have been around for decades, and thousands of workshops have already dealt with its uses in language teaching. But as we’re becoming more and more used to using it, we now have time to deal with something that’s even more important than how we can generate gap fills and grade student papers with it. And that is whether we should use it to grade student papers in the first place? Or what to do with students cyberbullying each other with deepfakes or believing information or sources to be true when, in fact, they are AI-generated? Being skilled users of AI actually starts at becoming AI literate, so in this interactive talk, we’re going to look at what AI literacy is, why it’s important, and what activities we can try to improve our students’ and our own AI literacy.

Programme and registration

November 27: Oxford University Press ELT Events

Title: Unlock the Power of Assessment in Your Classroom: Creating Positive Washback

Place: Zoom

Time: November 27, 10 am and 3 pm (UK time)

Blurb: In this practical webinar, freelance teacher trainer, AI in Education specialist and EFL teacher Jo Szoke explores how teachers can use assessment to positively influence their classroom practices, leading to better student outcomes.
We will cover:
• What positive washback is and why it’s important to foster it in your classroom
• Practical guidance on how you can prepare students for tests while also addressing their broader language learning needs
• Tips on using practical self-assessment and peer-assessment tools in your classroom
• Advice on teaching test-taking strategies which promote transferable skills with real world applications

Register for 10 am

Register for 3 pm


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