Pearson Longman Signature Event: Responding to the needs of Generation Y - Hosted by Nicky Hockly & featuring Jamie Keddie, Steve Oakes, Simon Buckland and Jill Hadfield
Nicky Hockly will host this discussion with panelists: Simon Buckland (Wall St Institute International), Jill Hadfield (Unitech New Zealand), Jamie Keddie aka Cheimei10 (TEFL Clips.com) & Steve Oakes (IH Budapest).
To hear Jamie Keddie talking about this event go to:
www.youtube.com/user/PearsonLongmanELT?feature=mhw4#p/a/u/0/YFjSYCse6k0
Generation Y, those born in the second half of the 1970s and the first half of the
1990s are the largest marketing phenomenon since the Baby Boomer generation of
the late 1950s and 1960s. The children of the Baby Boomers, Generation Y have
grown up in a world of diverse internet resources and are able to multi-task, watch
video on-line, chat with instant messenger and be on Facebook all at the same time.
As Generation Y goes to college and enters the workforce how do educators and
trainers respond to the world in which these people operate?
In this session we will look at the challenges Generation Y learners present to
teachers. We will look at ways in which we can get ELT teachers up-to-speed with
the needs of Generation Y and the technologies they use. In particular, with the shift
in viewing habits from TV to internet we will look at on-line video resources and
discuss ways in which these can be exploited to get the attention of the multi-tasking
and multimedia using Generation Y learner.


















3 April 2009
1 year 45 weeks
Hi everyone We're all looking forward to the panel discussion on Technology , Video and Generation Y. Let us have your ideas, comments and questions!
11 March 2009
1 year 38 weeks
It's countdown time to our panel discussion on Generation Y and Technology, which will be held on Friday 9 April at 11.45 UK time.
The event will be video-streamed live here, and we hope that many of you here in IATEFL Harrogate Online will be able to join us. Please post any questions you have in advance of the panel, here in this forum, and we will try to answer your questions live on Friday.
We will also have a live Twitter feed running during the panel, and will integrate questions that you send via Twitter into the panel discussion as well. Please remember to use the IATEFL hash tag for your tweets (#iatefl) so that we receive them!
Very much looking forward to having you join us live on Friday - see you there (or rather, here)!
Nicky Hockly (panel host)
13 April 2010
1 year 42 weeks
Thanks