NZALT Webinar Resources
Student-centered Learning and Collaboration in a Learning Languages Classroom
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31 July 2019 & 6 November 2019 This Slideshow provides simple ideas for top down and bottom up listening activities including further links at the end. |
Developing Listening Skills in a Languages Classroom
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4 June 2020 This Slideshow provides simple ideas for top down and bottom up listening activities including further links at the end. |
Scaffolded Writing Strategies
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21 May 2020 This Slideshow provides ideas for brainstorming, formative writing and proofreading activities. |
Tools for creating activities for a collaborative languages classroom
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27 November 2019 This Slideshow is an overview of selected tools for creating collaborative activities. |
Using Padlet in the Languages Classroom
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16 April 2020 This Slideshow provides an introduction to Padlet and how it can be used the languages classroom. |
Creating Virtual Field Trips and Treasure Hunts using Padlet and Google Earth
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2 September 2021 The Webinar has been presented at NZALT 2021 conference in Wellington. We will explore how the online tool Padlet works, and how the interactive map function can be employed in foreign language teaching to create imaginary or real travel itineraries, treasure hunts and city/ country rallies. During the currently limited opportunities for international travel, this device- and browser-independent tool offers collaborative and creative opportunities for students to explore their own cultures and that of their exchange partners while using the target language. Users can share maps, making it easy to work with exchange partners across borders either in lieu of, or while planning, a potential visit. In addition to the conference presentation we will also look at Google Earth because a major update of it makes Google Earth a valid alternative to Padlet´s interactive map. |
How to use Zoom in a Languages Classroom
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16 April 2020 This Slideshow provides an introduction for using Zoom in the languages classroom. |
Online Teaching Strategies
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14 May 2020 This Slideshow provides ideas for online teaching, which can also be used in class. There are many great ideas shared by teachers during the session. If you have a great strategy that has worked and that you see fit for continuing with in you normal classroom, we would love to hear from you. |
Blended language learning and teaching
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24 June 2021 This Slideshow provides an overview of blended language learning and teaching, including resources and online tools: What is blended learning and teaching? How to get started? How to choose appropriate etools? Activities and etools for blended learning and teaching Further links and tools |
Introduction to Google Sites
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12 November 2019 This Slideshow is a quick introduction to Google Sites and its features. You can find useful websites for copyright-safe images and notes about sharing and access of Google Site. |
Google Site - How to create your own Google Site
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30 November & 2 December 2021 These webinars will give teachers an opportunity to find out why to use Google Site and how to create their own for resources sharing and collaboration in their classroom. The webinars are open to teachers who are new to Google Site as well as teachers who are already familiar with it but need a guiding hand in developing their own Sites. Both Webinars will be run by Madlen and Sue Pommarede. |
Google Classroom
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7 May 2020 This Slideshow is an overview and step-by-step guide of Google Classroom features (basic and advanced) including links for further details and add-ons. |
How to create and grade quizzes using Google Forms and e-tools for feedback
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30 April 2020 This Slideshow describes how to create and mark a class quiz using Google Forms. |