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EVO Video 07: ESL/EFL Student Video Production is a free workshop for all teachers interested in learning how to create and share video on the web, what kinds of video projects other teachers are producing with their classes, and how they're doing it. Although not required, access to a mini DV camera and high-speed internet is recommended. Moderators: Ryan Detwiler and Nicolas Gromik (with special thanks to Dr. Elizabeth Hanson-Smith.) || || **Sergio Mazzarelli** was born in Italy. After graduating from the Istituto Universitario Orientale in Naples, he continued his studies in the UK, where he earned his PhD in English from the University of Birmingham in 1996. Since 1997, he has taught a variety of EFL classes at Kwassui Women's College in Nagasaki, Japan. He has supported some of his classes with Moodle since 2005 and currently administers a Moodle site he created for his college. Although he has shot plenty of digital videos, he has never edited them on the computer or put them online. In the near future, he intends to let students in one of his classes produce their own video podcasts. || In 1992, he began the Real English [|project], and more recently the Real English [|blog]. Mike hopes that his practical experience as cameraman, interviewer, and video editor will prove useful to EVO video 2008 participants. ||
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 * [[image:TesolPosterWiki.gif link="http://www.tesol.org/s_tesol/index.asp"]] || [[image:EVOvideoLogo2.gif width="270" height="143" link="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EVOvideo07"]] || =ESL/EFL Student Video Production:=
 * Ryan Detwiler (Co-moderator of EVO Video 07) || [[image:Ryan_Miko_Beach.jpg]] || **Ryan Detwiler** earned his BA in English and TESL Certificate at the University of California, Santa Barbara. In 1998 he taught video production to a high intermediate class of ESL students and has been hooked on producing video and web-based content ever since. After living and teaching in France and Japan for a couple of years, Ryan moved to San Francisco, California, to get an MFA in Motion/Pictures and Television at the Academy of Art University. In March of 2005 he founded ESL Video, Inc., an educational software development / production company ([|https://www.eslvideo.com]). Ryan currently lives in JapanTown, San Francisco with his wife, Kayo, son, Kaishu, and daughter, Mikoto. **Pictured here with daughter, Mikoto.** ||
 * Contributor to EVO Video 2007. || [[image:JackBettyWeb.jpg align="center"]] || **Elizabeth Hanson-Smith** (here with husband, Jack Thompson) has written a number of books on using technology, including //Learning Languages through Technology// **(ed. with Sarah Rilling and a chapter by Nicolas Gromik; TESOL, 2006) and a 2nd edition of** //CALL Environments// **with Joy Egbert and Keun Huh (TESOL, 2007). She was lead designer for the** //Oxford Picture Dictionary Interactive//**, and pedagogical consultant to** //Live Action English// **and** //Live Action Spanish//**. She co-moderates the Real English Online Yahoo Group with Mike Marzio, and helps coordinate the EVO sessions.** She will be traveling in Australia-New Zealand, but opes to join group discussions occasionally and send movies. ||
 * Gromik Nicolas - EVO Video 07 contributor - || [[image:nik.JPG width="251" height="153" align="center"]] || **Nicolas Gromik** was born in New Caledonia, and educated in Australia, where he first started teaching French. He then moved to Japan where he currently lives and works as an EFL with CALL focus lecturer. Since the collaborative article with Elizabeth Hanson-Smith, he discovered the potential of video production in the EFL classroom. Nicolas writes about this topic and conducts teacher training workshops. Due to his believe in the benefits that video production provides, he recently established **filmedworld.com**. //(Pictured in Sendai 2006)// ||
 * Barbara Morris || [[image:barbaraportrait.jpg]] || **Barbara Morris** taught in France, Ethiopia and the Washington, DC area before joining the English Language Institute at the University of Delaware in 1992. She received her BA and MA in French from Syracuse University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and her MA in TEFL from Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia. She particularly enjoys producing videos with her intermediate-level students, and is currently incorporating some of them into online vocabulary-building materials. She's a past chair of the Video and Digital Media Interest Section. ||
 * Michael Namowicz || [[image:mn_07.jpg width="101" height="127"]] || **Mike Namowicz** has been teaching in South Korea for 4 years now. Before that he was teaching ESL in New York and New Jersey. He received an MA in TESOL in 02 from Hunter College of the City University of New York. He has been doing a lot of tech based teaching and is currently teaching seventh grade composition and grammar. Using blogs for his writing class successfully, he hopes to introduce his students to video blogging come this Spring. ||
 * Geoff Taylor || [[image:geoffatbrowniesbbq2.jpg width="143" height="191"]] || **Geoff Taylor** did his initial training at International House, London, and taught in Austria, Egypt, the USA, Sicily and Spain before returning to the UK. He discovered the incredible creative interactive potential of personal computers (in his case Macs) in 1993. He got an MEd in ELT and Educational Technology from Manchester University in 2003. He participated in the EVO Podcasting 2006 course last time round, and produces a student audio podcast at [|http://bardwellroad.podomatic.com] He has a fair bit of experience with digital home videos, but has had very limited success so far with student digital video projects. He is currently studying Web design with [|http://www.eclasses.org] ||
 * Sergio Mazzarelli || [[image:DSC_4559_copy2.jpg]]
 * Michael Namowicz || [[image:mn_07.jpg width="101" height="127"]] || **Mike Namowicz** has been teaching in South Korea for 4 years now. Before that he was teaching ESL in New York and New Jersey. He received an MA in TESOL in 02 from Hunter College of the City University of New York. He has been doing a lot of tech based teaching and is currently teaching seventh grade composition and grammar. Using blogs for his writing class successfully, he hopes to introduce his students to video blogging come this Spring. ||
 * Geoff Taylor || [[image:geoffatbrowniesbbq2.jpg width="143" height="191"]] || **Geoff Taylor** did his initial training at International House, London, and taught in Austria, Egypt, the USA, Sicily and Spain before returning to the UK. He discovered the incredible creative interactive potential of personal computers (in his case Macs) in 1993. He got an MEd in ELT and Educational Technology from Manchester University in 2003. He participated in the EVO Podcasting 2006 course last time round, and produces a student audio podcast at [|http://bardwellroad.podomatic.com] He has a fair bit of experience with digital home videos, but has had very limited success so far with student digital video projects. He is currently studying Web design with [|http://www.eclasses.org] ||
 * Sergio Mazzarelli || [[image:DSC_4559_copy2.jpg]]
 * Kristi Reyes || [[image:miscellan_004.jpg width="86" height="109"]] || **Kristi Reyes** served as a TESOL teacher trainer for the United States Peace Corps in Tonga, South Pacific, 1993 - 1995. In 1997 she received her M.A. in TESOL from Northern Arizona University. She has taught ESL adult international, refugee, and immigrant students in the San Diego, California area for 10 years and is currently the lead Vocational ESL instructor at MiraCosta College, Oceanside, CA. She teaches a hybrid course using a course management system and enjoys the work her students create for their podcasting and digital storytelling projects. ||
 * Michael Abulencia || [[image:michaelProfileLab.jpg]] || **Michael Abulencia** (born in Manila, Philippines; living in Melbourne, Australia). Educated in the field of Information Technology and moved into community education and training. He worked as an Educator and Technology Supervisor for [|lab.3000], the State of Victoria's centre for excellence in digital design teaching workshops about digital storytelling, creativity through multimedia (animation, graphics, interactives), podcasting and related emerging technologies. He now works as a Web Support Officer for Program and Courseware Enhancement team; assisting and supporting academics to embark in online learning and learning object projects to enrich their teaching (and learning) methodologies. ||
 * Juan Luis Sánchez || [[image:juanlusz_in_Evo.JPG width="158" height="118"]] || **Juanlusz. I was born in Mérida, Spain. It`s a beautiful old town by the river Guadiana. I have been a teacher of foreign languages for 15 years now: English, French, Spanish. Now I teach Portuguese to adults in a public school of languages, in Extremadura. I like learning about new technologies (step by step) and meeting new people. I would like to develop video production competences. I have a digital videocamera, and I have filmed sometimes, edited very little, and used video in the classroom only twice. I tried my best to avoid bold letters, but I did not succeed. I am not shouting, I comply with Netiquette. In fact, I offer you all a greeting smile.** ||
 * Nick Kearney || [[image:P1040488.JPG width="255" height="191"]] || Nick Kearney. I trained in TEFL at International House London. I then worked for six years at International House Valencia, Spain. Teaching English to all ages and levels but with a focus on ESP. Since then I have been working at an eduction cooperative outside Valencia. www.florida.es I run the language school, and am in charge of ICT/Learning across all the different educational areas of the cooperative. I have worked extensively on EU-funded projects related to what some call "e-learning". My experience in using video is limited to a few videos made for schoolkids, it was highly motivating, and that is why I am here. I am especially interested in students generating their own video content as part of their learning. ||
 * Isabel Teixeira || [[image:Isabel.jpg width="237" height="183" align="center"]] || **Isabel Teixeira** is an EFL teacher in Brasília, Brazil.She has been working with online collaborative projects through iEARN([|www.iearn.org]) since 2001 and has been integrating technology into her classes since then.She has taken an online course at iEARN called " Moving Voices" in which she has learned how to work with digital films.She has taken BAW06 last year.She loves videos and sees a great potential in working with them in the classroom. ||
 * Cathlene Brady || [[image:CathyB.jpg]] || Cathlene Brady has been making simple web pages for a few years, but started messing around with computer A/V when she learned a little PowerPoint last spring. She had been volunteering as an ESL teacher at her church for several years. Since volunteers are hard to come by, she's been trying to produce lesson plans for others to use. She plans to enlist her grandson's help with making videos because he's the one with the camera. ||
 * Janet Tucker || [[image:DSC00430_1.jpg]] ||  ||
 * **Yvonne Caples** || [[image:tn_decemberschool.jpg]] || **Yvonne Caples** is an ESL teacher in Las Vegas, Nevada. She has been teaching for the past 9 years. She received her B.A. in English from UC Berkeley in 1994. She completed an M.S. in Sports Coaching from USSA in 2004 and an M.Ed in Technology Integration in 2006. She hopes to learn more about incorporating video into her classroom practice. ||
 * Sue Peterson || [[image:IMG_0919.JPG width="223" height="209"]] ||  ||
 * Leonardo Romero || [[image:Juanis__Lala_y_Leo.jpg width="262" height="197"]] || Leonardo Romero (here with Juanita Isabel, 3-year-old daughter, and Laura Cristina, beloved wife) is a Colombian EFL instructor interested in learning about technologies applied to teaching / alearning. He holds a B.A. in Spanish and English and currently he is working on his M.A. thesis "Designing an EFL Competence-Based Curriculum". He has worked for Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, Universidad de La Salle, and Escuela de Administración de Negocios (EAN). Currently, He is a full-time teacher at Universidad Militar Nueva Granada (UMNG) based in Bogotá, D.C. and he is in charge of the Academic Coordination of the Languages Center. He would like to encourage Colombian students to share their culture worldwide through the use of new technologies. ||
 * Sarah Lilburn || [[image:http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h40/dailyenglish/sarah.jpg]] || **From:** Aotearoa/New Zealand. **Lives:** Hokkaido, Japan **Education:** BA in English lit, grad dip Journalism **Work experience:** Hospitality, radio, journalism, education **Language study experience:** French, Maori, Japanese **Teaching experience:** Almost 6 years in Japan teaching mostly ESL classes. Have taught: private lessons, junior high school, high school, language school, university classes. **Video experience:** Producing The Daily English Show since April 2001 - includes: research, writing, filming, editing, presenting, promotion etc. Taught a film unit at high school (not ESL - native). Students studied film and produced a video. **Interests:** media, education, languages, sport, the arts, people, world peace ||
 * Isabel Lopes || [[image:Isabel.jpg width="247" height="185"]] ||  ||
 * || [[image:mikeval-onyellowabs1.jpg caption="Mike & Val Marzio"]] || Born and raised in the USA, **Mike Marzio** did Masters work at New York University in 1969/1970 in English Education. In 1976, he created a [|language school]in the south of France for the professional needs of corporate customers. In the same year, he began ESL videotaping and editing, resulting in numerous EFL/ESL comedy sketches including We Mean Business, a co-production with Longman.
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