Meme Me: The Student's Concept of Self in a Digital World

Henrick Oprea has been working in ELT since 1997. He's got a post-graduation degree from the University of Birmingham and he is an associate at iTDi. He works as a freelancer in Brasília and his main areas of interest are teacher education, exam classes and theories of teaching and learning. He believes that teachers are the ones who make the difference in any classroom, and this is why he is keen on sharing. He blogs about education and ELT at http://hoprea.wordpress.com, and you can also find him on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, where he occasionally shares pictures of boards from his classes.

Shelly Sanchez Terrell is a teacher trainer, elearning specialist, and the author of The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers: Small Steps to Transform Your Teaching and Learning to Go: Lesson Ideas for Teaching with Mobile Devices, Cell Phones and BYOT. She has trained teachers and taught language learners in over 20 countries as an invited guest expert by organizations, like UNESCO Bangkok, Cultura Iglesa of Brazil, the British Council in Tel Aviv, IATEFL Slovenia, HUPE Croatia, the IATEFL YLTSIG, BrazTESOL and VenTESOL. She has been recognized by the ELTon Awards, The New York Times, NPR, and Microsoft’s Heroes for Education as a leader in the movement of teacher driven professional development as the founder and organizer of various online conferences, Twitter chats, and webinars. Recently, she was named Woman of the Year 2014 by Star Jone’s National Association of Professional Women and awarded a Bammy Award as a founder of #Edchat.

Shelly has an Honors BA in English with a Minor in Communication and a specialization in Electronic Media from UTSA, a Masters in Curriculum Instruction ESL from the University of Phoenix, and a CELTA from CELT Athens. She regularly shares her tips for effective technology integration via TeacherRebootCamp.com, Twitter (@ShellTerrell), and as a guest blogger for ESL Library and Sprout English. Her greatest joy is being the mother of Rosco the pug.

BRAZ-TESOL is organizing a serie of free webinars to allow BRAZ-TESOLers from all over the country to participate.

What is a webinar?
A webinar is an online event that is broadcasted to a group of individuals through their computers via the Internet.
A webinar allows a speaker to share multimedia content with audiences that can be spread out over a large geographical area. You can log located anywhere. A webinar also allows the speaker to interact with an audience. The audience can ask the speaker or moderator (who is leading the webinar) questions in real-time through an instant messaging tool.