Women Speakers ELT

Technologically and linguistically adventurous EFL teacher, trainer, writer and manager

Women Speakers ELT

March 9, 2016

I’ve just added myself to the database of women speakers set up by Nicola Prentis and Russ Mayne. The aim is to collect profiles of female speakers who would like to advertise their availability to speak at conferences, to help organisers to have a gender balance in their presenters. If you would like to be added to the database, you can complete their contact form. You can find out more about the research which prompted this database and the criticism/replies to it here.

Sandy presenting at the TipTop conference 2014, Sevastopol

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#eltpics is a collection of photos, based on a weekly theme, taken by ELT teachers, trainers and writers from around the world. These are, in turn, available free to others in the field of ELT under a CC license to use in their classroom and on their non-commercial materials. Anyone interested in joining in can tweet an image with the hashtag #eltpics, and it will then be added to the #eltpics Flickr group. For a more detailed explanation of how to join in, please see this post. For ideas on how to use some of the photos, visit the eltpics blog. It was nominated for an ELTons award in 2013. You can see the last 10 photos uploaded to the site below:

Sandy Millin

Technologically and linguistically adventurous EFL teacher, trainer, writer and manager