My time as Guest Writer seems to have flown by, and this will probably be my last post, though I will be popping in from time to time to see if anything's going on here on my blog!

On Friday I got back from a four-day trip to Beirut where I was working with a large teaching organisation that operates in the area.

It's Friday and many of you will either already be on your weekend, or just looking forward to starting it.

Firstly my apologies for not getting to everyone's comments very quickly over the weekend, but I was at the TESOL France conference in Paris and also being visited by my sister (who lives about 1.5

If you follow my blog, Twitter or various groups I'm a member of you'll have noticed that this year has been a particularly polemical one in terms of discussions about the 'good' and 'bad' of techn

At IATEFL Cardiff earlier this year, Rob Lewis of the British Council asked me about my career and my views on English language teaching, including the role technology has to play.

I'm originally from Cornwall where I spent most of my childhood, having been born just over the 'border' in Plymouth.