Nik Peachey

The purpose of this book is to enable socialisation in the remote classroom and to help you develop your students as a team, working together and collaborating to develop their language learning skills in the remote classroom.Many teachers an

Tonight, we listened to Nik Peachey's inspiring ideas, experiences and suggestions about language teaching, teaching experiences, online learning, technology and English language, importance of technology for language learning, technology and language skills, social media and English language, technological tools, creativity in language classrooms and etc.

Find out which five areas online teachers need to adapt to teach online effectively and which skill will make you stand out from the rest.

This session explores various techniques for engaging students during online lessons. Nik explains the concept of Empathy Mapping, which you can use to better understand the individuals or groups that you are teaching, and suggests ideas for technical set-up.

Nik Peachey is a consultant and trainer with more than 20 years' experience of working with online and blending learning.

Good teaching is good teaching, whether it is done face-to-face or online. As a teacher, you will already have many skills and strategies that you can bring to teaching online, whatever digital tools you choose (or are asked) to use. And as a language teacher, you already know how to engage and motivate your students. You also know that you need to give your students opportunities to listen to and practise English. In this paper, we look at tools, techniques, and activities that will enable you to use these essential skills in your online teaching.

Over the last year, we have seen one of the biggest fundamental shifts in educational practice in history. Within the space of weeks, millions of students and their teachers were forced out of their classrooms and onto online platforms with the challenge of building rapport in a new context.

The Uber-fication of ELT with Nik Peachey