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Okayama JALT: “Someone Forgot to Mute”: Humor in the Online Medium and Its Contribution to Language Learning
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by Scott Gardner and Teresa Stockwell This presentation reviews several recorded Zoom classes (with students’ permission) to see how students and teachers occasionally dealt with humor in direct reference to […]
About JALT Hokkaido
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JALT Hokkaido is the Hokkaido chapter of the Japan Association for Language Teaching(JALT). At JALT Hokkaido we try to provide the members who live in Hokkaido with events and activities […]
About JALT Hokkaido
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JALT Hokkaido is the Hokkaido chapter of the Japan Association for Language Teaching(JALT). At JALT Hokkaido we try to provide the members who live in Hokkaido with events and activities […]
Welcome!
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The Materials Writers SIG (MW SIG) was established for the purpose of helping members to turn fresh teaching ideas into useful classroom materials. We try to be a mutual assistance […]
Ann Jenkins
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To me, JALT is the annual conference. Since 1989, my first conference in Okayama, I’ve only missed two. For me, the conference is always inspirational. But the best part of […]
Tom Goetz
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I’m the PALE SIG co-ordinator, have been for four years. Before taking up that role, JALT was a place to make friends and a place to learn about trends in […]
Fumiko Murase
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This is my fourth JALT conference. For me JALT is a great place to meet new people and to catch up with old friends. I really enjoy learning from other […]
Diane Nagatomo
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I’ve been coming to JALT for about 15 years now, but I’ve been a member of JALT for 30. I really enjoy coming to the JALT conference because it’s a […]
Wayne Malcolm
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I’m the president of the Akita JALT Chapter. JALT to me is one of the best professional development opportunities I’ve ever gotten into. For me, JALT always gives me motivation […]
Peter Ross
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I came to Japan after I finished my masters programme in TEFL. While I was in the programme I learnt a lot about theory, but I didn’t learn much about […]