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How to use technology creatively
Cambridge English Language Assessment, conducted a one day workshop for teachers of Hyderabad on creative ways to use technology in English classrooms.
Hyderabad: Cambridge English Language Assessment, conducted a one day workshop for teachers of Hyderabad on creative ways to use technology in English classrooms.
This one-day workshop was organised as part of the Cambridge English Annual Coordinators’ Conference 2016, which is being held in 11 cities across India for language teachers and trainers of the various Cambridge English preparation centres and lending them tips to engage classes with activities and fun-based teaching.
The workshop titled, “The battle of the chalk and the mouse: Creative ways to use technology in your English classroom” aimed at creating awareness for language teachers on different ways to use technology in the English classroom.
Many teachers from around the city language trainers from Cambridge English preparation centres and other language experts participated in the workshop.
It was a fun filled experience for the participants and they got the opportunity to learn more about the Cambridge English resources at their disposal, such as the learning app, Cambridge English India Network, Cambridge English TV, the Youtube channel and other teachers and student resources.
TK Arunachalam, Regional Director - South Asia, Cambridge English Language Assessment said “Cambridge English remains a pioneer in introducing new language teaching and learning techniques in the region.
This is one such for creating awareness for teachers and language trainers to teach our children using all the technological advancements and keeping the classrooms more engaging”.
