A History of Video in Learning English

Friday 12 September, 2014
6pm, $0/Rsvp

New School, Lang Building
65 West 11 Street, Floor 5, Wollman Hall

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From the BBC’s crash course "Follow Me" in the 70s to the 90s concept of Active Viewing and today’s You Tube Generation, how has the role of video changed in the last 50 years? This personal journey will trace how the moving image has moved on, and analyze the part it may play in the classrooms of the future.

Presented by Ben Goldstein.

Ben Goldstein has taught English for over twenty years in the UK, Spain and Hong Kong. He currently lives in Barcelona and teaches in The New School’s online MATESOL program (New York). He is lead author of the adult coursebook series New Frameworkand New American Framework (Richmond) and the newly published The Big Picture and American Big Picture(Richmond). He has also published the course book and workbook for English Unlimited Advanced (Cambridge) and the teachers’ methodology handbook Working with Images (Cambridge). He is currently working on the follow-up Language Learning with Digital Video (Cambridge).

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