The joint IATEFL SIG event took place over the weekend of 26th-27th May, 2012. Here you can find a list of the reports from the event. We would like to thank the organizing committee for making the Conference so worhwhile and our British Council roving reporters for their active participation and diligent reporting. http://iatefleventsturkey.com/

• Highlights from Keynote Sessions; The Teaching Unplugged Experience by Scott Thornbury
• A surprise or two in Scott Thornbury’s opening plenary
• Lindsay Clandfield’s triangular vision of the contemporary teacher
• Can you define dogme?
• Highlights from Keynote Sessions; “What’s next in my Career as a Teacher?” by Nick Robinson
• Are We Alone?
• R We Cyber Safe?
• Why Dogme is Good for You – Scott Thornbury
• Developing in the Social Network – Lindsay Clandfield
• What’s next in my Career as a teacher? Time to Get Published – Nick Robinson
• Using Interactive Whiteboards- Daniel Martin
• Past IT – from CALL to EdTech: a history – Gavin Dudeney
• Luke Meddings takes technology in a messy direction
• Do They Accept Becoming Villagers? Büşra Nur Özer and Sevim Açıkgöz
• Duncan Foord gives us reason to plug in and unplug
• JJ and his Balloons Energize the people in the Roller Coaster!
• Interwiew with Workshop Presenters; Gorsev &Volkan Incecay on Use of Twitter in Foreign Language Classroom
• Interview with Workshop Presenters; Burcu Tezcan Unal & Devrim Ozdemir on A Dialogic Debate on Lesson Execution
• We Need to Get Back to Our Roots
• A Dialogic Debate with or without Technology: Burcu Tezcan Ünal & Devrim Özdemir
• Great tools and great ideas shared by Deniz Ateşok
• ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENTS with Web 2.0 Tools: Deniz Ateşok
• Learning and Unlearning teaching: Marisa Constantinides
• Gulliver’s ELTravels with Patrick Jackson
• Ken Wilson teaches us how to get learners to really listen to each other
• Interview with Workshop Presenters; Valentina Dodge on “Tech NO overload”
• Interview with Hakan Şentürk
• Interview with Workshop Presenters; Evridiki Dakos on “The Magic Circles and the Light”
• Interview with Erika Osváth