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On Saturday I attended day 2 of this year's Language World conference. I gave a presentation about dictation, giving lots of ideas to use from Key Stage 2 (age 7-11) all the way up to Key Stage 4 (age 14-16) and beyond.
It was much easier to make a video for you in order to share it than to paste all the slides into this blogpost! Here is the video:
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| "Language World" by Pixlr AI Image Generator |
Here are the sketchnotes that I made from some of the sessions that I went to. I'm afraid the scanning has gone a bit wonky with some of them! I spoke about Dictation, and will post about that separately.
By the way, if you are wondering about the image at the top of this post, inspired by the theme of AI at Language World, I asked the Pixlr AI Image Generator to create a "Language World" image. As you can see, it needs work!
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| Language Education in an AI enabled world: the challenges, the opportunity and the future Prof. Kate Borthwick |
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| University Challenge: how working cross-phase can provide support and capacity to raise aspiration and develop learning outside the classroom Jane Driver and Sarah Schechter |
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| Translation: the key to growing flexible, imaginative linguists Jess Beeton |
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| Cognitive Science in the language classroom and learning language through images and physical representation Saleh Patel |
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| Promoting International Links: a practical guide Lisa Stevens |
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| Possibilities and practicalities of ChatGPT in languages teaching and learning Joe Dale |