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Venue Notes




All rooms are fully equipped with CD, DVD, and VHS players, wired Internet access, PC or PC laptops, overhead projector, automatic screen, and white board.


Also see the Schedule for places and times and Presentation Notes for full abstracts.




Small Hall - Plenary
Promoting Extensive Reading - Rob Waring


12:45 - 13:00 Julian Warden: How Bookworms Happen


13:00 - 13:45    Plenary Speaker: Rob Waring 


13:45-13:50 FREE Graded Reader Raffle




4th floor classrooms - Paper Presentations

4S1
11:00 - 11:25
Using Movies with Graded Reader Classics - Michael Furmanovsky

11:35 - 12:00
SSS & SSR: Two Tips For A Successful ER Program Of All Ages - Atsuko Takase and Akio Furukawa

15:00 - 15:25
How Can Students Be Motivated In Extensive Reading? - Kyoko Uozumi

15:35 - 16:00
Challenges In Starting An Extensive Listening Program - Paul Goldberg  



4S2
11:00 - 11:25
Overview of Kindai’s ER Pilot: Study and Materials - Alison Kitzman

11:35 - 12:00
Overview of Kindai’s ER Pilot: 2009 Program and Evolution - George Truscott   



15:00 - 15:25
Reintroducing Movie Novelization - Michael ‘Rube’ Redfield

15:35 - 16:00
Goal-Setting In Extensive Reading - Eleanor Kane


4S3
15:00 - 15:25
Are Female Students Better Readers? - Atsuko Takase

15:35 - 16:00
ER: Interest, Graded Readers, And Reading Circles - Max Praver, John Eidswick And Greg Rouault



E-learning salon 3rd floor  and 2nd floor lobby


 
Abax

Black Cat

Cambridge ESOL

Cengage

Compass 

Macmillan





Language Center Lobby 2nd floor



10:30 - 4:00 Reception and registration

Coffee and tea service






Win Free Graded Readers!
lots of books to win - donated by 10 different publishers! 
Raffle at end of the plenary session. (Must be present to win.)





2nd floor CALL room - Paper Presentations


11:00 - 11:25
The MoodleReader Module for Extensive Reading Quizzes - Thomas Robb

11:35 - 12:00
The Human Side of a Large MoodleReader ER Program - Matthew Claflin




3rd floor classrooms - Poster Presentations
14:00 - 14:50


Greatest Lesson of Life: Using the best seller novel, Tuesdays with Morrie - Mayumi Asaba

The Practicalities of an Extensive Reading Program - Bjorn Fuisting


The Evolution of the Extensive Reading Program at Kyoto Sangyo University - Amanda Gillis-Furutaka


Extensive Reading Meets Computer Literacy - Myles Grogan


Start with Simple Stories vs. the Input Hypothesis - Thomas Koch


Incorporating Pre-reading Activities Into A Content-based Reading Course - Patrick Rates


ER/SSR at a National University With Non-English Majors: Things To Think About, Things That Happened, And Things To Do Better Next Time - Ben Shearon


Innovations In Extensive Reading – A hands on experience - Daniel Stewart



Publishers - How to develop your graded reader library        




Mary Glasgow Magazine

McGraw-Hill

Oxford 

Pearson/Longman 

RIC Publications

Scholastic USA