Special edition of our course on Video in Language Education well received

Just a brief comment on the evaluation results of TELLConsult’s course ‘Getting more out of Digital Video in Language Education’ commissioned by the Friuli Office of the Italian Ministry of Education for a selected group of Italian teachers/trainers in adult education to also inform themselves about practices in Migrant Education in other EU countries.
This customised course edition was
run in April 2018, at Valencia University in Spain. 

The questionnaire addressed delegates’ appreciation of 7 aspects of the course, namely: course topics related activities (n=30), input and tasks provided by tutors, delegates’ self-reported increase of knowledge & confidence levels, the use of course supporting e-learning tools, course organisation and general realisation of expectations.

It is a pleasure to report that the top scores on a Likert scale of 5 (very much/good – much/good) were selected with a frequency ranging from 80 -100% for all of these aspects, with only 3 sub items with slightly lower scores.

And -in addition – to see these results confirmed by spontaneous, complimentary statements like:
‘It was a very usefull course. Thank you so much’
And
Thank you Ton for your professionality, this course has given me a lot!

 Get an impression of the course week by checking out this photo album and/or viewing this brief video report 

All this strengenths our motivation to offer this course again later this year and in 2019. For more details see our current courses pages.


We would also like to use the occasion to thank co-tutor Christine Appel (OU Catalunya), Helena Ros (presenting local approaches to Migrant Education) and John Traxler  (presenting a concurrent webinar *on the use of technology (e.g. Moonlite as a project) and mobile devices in particular in supporting initiatives for migrants & refugees) for their contributions and flexibility. View Prof. Traxler’s webinar recording here (requires AdobeConnect Player) 

* Unfortunately the quality of the projection & audio in the meeting room did not really help delegates during the challenging task of staying focussed for the full 50 minutes the presentation in English eventually took.

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