MWALLT
 
   Midwest Association for Language Learning & Technology  
      Illinois - Indiana - Iowa - Kansas - Michigan - Minnesota - Missouri      
            Nebraska - North Dakota - Ohio - South Dakota - Wisconsin 

 
Illinois - Indiana - Iowa - Kansas - Michigan - Minnesota - Missouri
    Nebraska - North Dakota - Ohio - South Dakota - Wisconsin
MidWest Association for Language Learning Technology
 
 
 

MWALLT 2021 Lightning Conference 

    Saturday, February 13, 2021
    Starts at 9am Central - Schedule coming soon!


2021 MWALLT Lightning Conference - Call for Proposals

The Midwest Association for Language Learning Technology (MWALLT) is seeking proposals for its 2021 online lightning conference to be held the morning of Saturday, February 13th.  We invite instructors, graduate students and academic staff to participate in this new format which will consist of two session types:

  • Lightning talk: 10-minute presentation to share your favorite online activity or tech tip 

  • Mini-workshop:  60-minute exploration of a topic introduced in a lightning talk

Proposals are sought for sessions relating to the teaching of languages and cultures through the integration of technology. While proposals should exhibit an understanding of current trends in language pedagogy, the focus should be on praxis rather than on research. The goal is to provide practical information about emerging technologies and approaches that can be easily implemented in the foreign language classroom.

All proposals must include a lightning talk. Those proposals with a suitably complex topic may also request a mini-workshop to provide additional information and some degree of discussion and/or hands-on experience.

The deadline for proposal submission is Monday, January 11th, 2021.
Notification of acceptance will be provided by Friday, January 15th.

Proposal form: https://forms.gle/BYLtTc5fwJBqDpSv7 


Questions?  Contact a Board Member!

 

MWALLT is a regional affiliate of IALLT (International Association for Language Learning Technology), established in 1965, a professional organization dedicated to promoting effective uses of media centers for language teaching, learning, and research.

 
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