Our resources

Teachability has provided many workshops and presentations on mobile learning to teachers in Further and Higher Education around the world.

This page allows delegates to either do preparatory work for our workshops and access handouts and other resources after their sessions.

The table below provides links to our presentations in chronological order and links to our resources.

Date	Type	Organization and Location	Resources	Name
22.04.2014	Slides, photos and information	Wima Monaco NFC & Proximity Solutions 2014 22-24 April 2014 Monaco	Monaco: Slides and photos	Collaborative Learning Activities with NFC
21.01.2014	Slides, Photos and information	British Council, Admiralty Arch, London. SW1A	British Council Seminar	British Council’s E-Learning and Innovation seminar
09.01.2014	Slides and Information	AULC Association of University Language Centres - UCD applied language centre - Dublin	AULC presentations	‘Shaping change in language learning: looking back to move forward’
21.06.2013	Slides from recorded online webinar	Jisc RSC Insight 2013 summer conference	Slideshare link	Webinar: Blend IT, Mix IT, Flip IT!
11.12.2013	Slides from presentation	NIACE Digital Conference, 11th December, 2013	Niace: London	Collaborative Learning Activities using mobile devices
23.09.2013	Slides and Information	Lodz University of Technology The Second International Conference on E-Learning and E-Technologies in Education	Slides and Information	Improving Language Learner Experience with ‘out-of-classroom’ Collaborative Learning Activities

archived websites

teacher-guides.github.io

Mobile Learning Activities for Language Learning: A Micro-Guide for Educators by Thomas Sweeney and Simon Wardman What is this? This guide is an experiment in crowd-sourced research and publishing. What your reading now is the first revision of what we hope will expand over time to include a number of different activities, reviews and general views and ideas about learning all contributed by a community of educators, learners, researchers and everyone in between. With luck–and your help–we aim to develop resources that will contribute to the ongoing conversations on how we can use mobile technology in teaching and learning. Your contributions could be as simple as tidying up the source material through identifying spelling and grammar errors or as in-depth as designing and adding new material of your own such as new teaching activities or photography or graphics or even tutorial videos for others to learn from. Last updated: 11.05.2015

https://teachability.eu/

Teachability.eu is the sister site to teachability.info, a collaborative blog about teaching and learning design.

hotpotatoes.teachability

Direct link to the original BTSig Hot Potatoes website containing quizzes, ‘drag and drop’ activities, worksheets, grammar exercises and many other resources. Made with the help of the legendary ‘Hot Potatoes software’ from Half-Baked Software Inc. BTSig was written in French to supplement an English for Network Administrators course.

Original domain name: www.wanadoo.fr
Last update: 28.09.2003

btsig.teachability

BTSig is an online listening interface used for testing listening comprehension of French network administrators. The site also contains quizzes, ‘drag and drop’ activities, worksheets, grammar exercises, ‘gap-fills’ and much more. Made with the help of the legendary Hot Potatoes software from Half-Baked Software Inc. BTSig was written in French to supplement an English for Network Administrators course.

Original domain name: www.btsig.co.uk
Last update: 28.09.2006

Hot Potatoes software

podblog.teachability

The original Podblog website was an audio resource environment for English language teachers training at the University of Nottingham for an M.A. in English Language Teaching (ELT). Contains teacher discussions on a variety of subjects including EGAP: English for General Academic Purposes, ESAP: English for Specific Academic Purposes, EST: English for Science and Technology, SE (TECH): Special English for Technology. Also contains Skypecasts with subtitles / closed-captions from experts in the field.

Original domain name: podblog.co.uk
Last update: 02.03.2006