ELT Women in Technology:
ELT Women in Technology:
CALL, STEM, STEAM, AI
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A collection of works from worldwide empowered women who share their perspectives and approaches to integrating technology, their strategies to incorporate them and their view of how the field benefits from innovation, creativity and originality.
A collection of works from worldwide empowered women who share their perspectives and approaches to integrating technology, their strategies to incorporate them and their view of how the field benefits from innovation, creativity and originality.
Meet the Women from all over the world who during a whole year devoted their time and efforts to share projects, ideas, innovation and creativity through technology.
Meet the Women from all over the world who during a whole year devoted their time and efforts to share projects, ideas, innovation and creativity through technology.
Meet the writer of the foreword and what she has to say about this open access project
Meet the writer of the foreword and what she has to say about this open access project
Mary Allegra tiene una Maestría en Lingüística Aplicada y una Especialización en Enseñanza de Lenguajes de la Universidad Simón Bolívar. Sus áreas de experticia incluyen ELT, pronunciación y tecnología educativa. Es co-autora de cuatro libros de pronunciación y ha publicado varios artículos de investigación. Además ha sido voluntaria por más de 20 años en diferentes roles de liderazgo en asociaciones como VenTESOL (Venezuela) de la cual fue Presidenta, Miembro del Comité Directivo de CALL-IS, asistente de coordinación, coordinadora entrante principal y moderadora además de Incoming Lead con Electronic Village Online (EVO). Actualmente ella trabaja en Westcliff University, donde enseña en el programa de posgrado en TESOL y es Editora en Jefe de la Revista Internacional de Investigación Aplicada (WIJAR), coordina el programa del Simposio de Investigación Aplicada (SOAR) y es Líder del Equipo CORE de Profesores.
Mary Allegra
Mary Allegra
Mary Allegra holds an M.A. in Applied Linguistics and a Specialization in Teaching Foreign Languages from University Simon Bolivar. Her expertise areas are English language teaching, pronunciation teaching and educational technology. She has co-authored 4 pronunciation teaching books and published various research articles. Furthermore, she has volunteered in the ELT field for more than 20 years, serving in roles such as Venezuela TESOL (VenTESOL) President, Steering Committee member of the TESOL CALL-IS, and assistant coordinator, Incoming Lead Coordinator and moderator of the Electronic Village Online (EVO). Currently, she works at Westcliff University, where she teaches in the TESOL Graduate Program and is Editor-in Chief of the Westcliff International Journal of Applied Research (WIJAR), project manager of the Symposium of Applied Research (SOAR), and CORE Faculty Team Lead.
Commentary from Series Prologue Mary Allegra
Commentary from Series Editor - Grazzia María Mendoza Chirinos
Commentary from Series Editor - Araceli Salas
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