The Avenue LearnIT2teach Project

Avenue - LearnIT2teach Podcasts

Education EN ↓ 53 episodes

A podcast series for immigrant settlement language training professionals across Canada from the Avenue - LearnIT2teach Project

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The Avenue LearnIT2teach Project

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Education

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Latest episode

Feb 18, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 3, Thanksgiving & Hallowe'en, Fall Festivals in the Hybrid LINC Class 06.10.2011

A three minute introduction to putting LINC courseware and your creativity to work to familiarize your learners with Canada's fall festivals. Mary Ellen Gillespie developed the e-learning materials in question for LearnIT2teach and discusses them in conversation with Rob. Mary Ellen also discusses how the e-learning materials can support classroom learning.

Episode 2: an audio montage of four LINC teachers summarizing, the Edlinc Diaries, TESL Ontario 2011 Conference presentation 28.09.2011

A two minute expose of life on the frontiers of e-learning. Featuring Pamela, Karen, Ellen and Kathleen discussing how they put the courseware to work with their learners.

Episode 1 - Interview with Sharon Rajabi 30.08.2011

Sharon discusses how the role of technology and the newcomers' interest and abilities to use these technologies have changed in settlement language programs in Ontario and at her workplace, the Toronto Catholic District School Board. Sharon is supportive of the learning objects and online resources that are available to settlement language programs through the LearnIT2teach project, yet she also i...

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