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Are you interested in learning about different language teaching projects across Africa? Watch these previously recorded webinar talks and workshops. These videos are presented by experts in the field and cover a range of topics, from working in low-resource contexts to using social media, working through a global pandemic, storytelling, and intercultural engagement.

Understanding learners and their needs

Watch a recording of our webinar about understanding learners and their needs with Kemi Ogunsanya.

Professional Development: Between Learning and Practice

Watch a recording of this webinar looking at ways to create and execute a professional development plan.

Ideas and strategies for the low-resource classroom

Watch this webinar about teaching in low-resource classrooms and how teachers from various contexts successfully collaborated to devise strategies to deal with local difficulties.

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Navigating language learning through WhatsApp during the lockdown

Watch this webinar about one teacher's experience of using WhatsApp during the Covid-19 pandemic in Cameroon.

Storytelling for diverse voices

Watch this webinar about the impact of shared storytelling for learners from diverse cultural and social backgrounds.

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ELT research across fracture lines: Themes and methods for difficult times and under travel constraints

Watch this webinar about the themes and methods for English language education and research during political, environmental and/or health emergencies.

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Global North–South project-based learning: Student-to-student telecollaboration for language learning

Watch this webinar about intercultural engagement and authentic language use in a collaboration between science students in the UK, Occupied Palestinian Territories and Malawi.

Teacher professional development through WhatsApp-based communities of practice in challenging contexts

Watch this webinar about a project to establish WhatsApp group communities of practice (COPs) in Rwanda, and the design and delivery of a WhatsApp COPs workshop in Côte d’Ivoire.