The joint IATEFL SIG event took place over the weekend of 26^th-27^th May, 2012.

Here is a list of the reports from the event.

• 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

• Day one of the IATEFL SIG Conference in photos

• Day two of the IATEFL SIG Conference in photos