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"Webinars for English language teachers - Whether you are a relatively experienced English language teacher or very new to the game, log in for these FREE monthly webinars on a range of subjects. You can access the archive of past recordings, too." Although many of the courses are for pay, there are a number free Webinars for English language teachers as well (see right-side link).

Shelly Terrell offers FREE webinars every Friday at around 21:00 GMC/UTC at americantesol.adobeconnect.com/terrell/. This page gives a list of topics for upcoming webinars. Get somefree prof development with inspiring examples of how to use Web tools with your students.

" Live TESOL webinars are presented every Friday at 4 PM EST or New York time with Shelly Terrell. TESOL Lectures are open to the public, so feel free to invite a friend. To enter a TESOL Webinar Click Here. Next, click Enter as a Guest, type your name, and click Enter Room. " Looks like a free and easy way to get online professional development live! Not part of the TESOL professional associal--this is the American TESOL Institute.

Webinar with dozens of ideas for using online tools to teach young learners writing. Offered at the 2012 EVO. Shelly Terrell offers free webinars every Friday at 21:00 GMT. go to tinyurl.com/ELTLinks to see a list of recent offerings. Recordings are also available for this free online professional development series.

"Each 45-minute webinar will feature clips of real educators teaching students remotely as we explore the most effective ways to engage and educate students in an online classroom." I expect these webinars will be available for some time after the COVID crisis ends, so this may be a good spot to learn more on blended and fully remote teaching. Reasonably price at $149 for a 15-hour course of study.

EdTechTeacher is a site with many free parts. The mobile apps page can be searched by type of device or by type of learning activity. The team also offers webinars and other apparatus to help teachers.

Webinars to improve your search skills, many focused on education and designed to help teachers make their students' searches more successful.

Learning2gether is a project of Vance Stevens and the Webheads. Vance regularly recruits experts and tech-using teachers to offer live webinars weekly. Links to the full schedule and archive of over 300 hours of recordings from past events may be found a this Wordpress blog.

Recording of assessment strategies relating to accessibility from a panel of university representatives. Helping faculty become more aware of accessibility issues through enhanced assessment processes and tools.

This list of Webinar's appears to be free, but you must sign in with your email, telephone, organization, etc. Most Webinar's run about an hour. Numerous topics - designing mobile learning, using powerpoint, media editing tools, etc.

"I attended a webinar two week's ago featuring Stacey Harris of Brandon Hall Group and Mark Hellinger of Xyleme. The topic of conversation was this idea of going mobile with your learning; a hot topic in the learning space no doubt. They touched on the concept that learning expectations have shifted with all of the new technology, which has caused change among those who are initially developing the content. Furthermore, while social media monitoring and exploring, I am seeing an increase in not only speculation of that point, but a firm belief from others in the industry that there IS a shift happening in todays learning market. People haven't exactly been able to call it by name, but its being felt. People are feeling a shift from the current learning demands of just getting the information out there, to infinite accessibility and readability. " = Dawn Poulos An interesting article on how e-learning is responding to the push-pull of mobile accessibility.

Links to Nik Peachey's "Developing materials and practices for the digital generation," a webinar presentation for the IATEFL Young Learner SIG. Nik focses on how teacher can combine online tools to encourage students' digital literacy and linguistic skills more autonomously. Both a recording of the presentation (Adobe Connect) and the slides are linked, as well as links to some of his recent informative blog posts.

A well organized space with 6 steps to inquiry learning using projects and information searches to create presentations. Includes a link to a webinar reviewing the Guided Inquiry Framework.

Webinar on gaming. These recordings of the proceedings are of interest to anyone who wants to use games and/or insert gamification elements into their classroom routines. This webcomference was a joint effort of IATEFL's LTSIG and the TESOL CALL-IS.

"MEET & PRESENT Give presentations, host webinars, or conduct team meetings. Leave content available for access over time. REVIEW & ANNOTATE Upload, create, and collaborate on content with your team or customers. EDUCATE & TRAIN Create and upload course content for real-time and anytime collaborative learning. "

This blog has many articles and links to webinars that will help you give your students access to wonderful cultural treasure from institutions around the world, as well as in the U.S.

Check out the extensive list for topics of interest to EFL/ESL teachers. These are interesting and professional-looking, each about 30-40 min. on embedded video.