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Seth is a former Chief Atahm School student who is currently enrolled in UBC’s Master of Arts in Educational Technology. He currently teaches in Chief Atahm School’s post-secondary partner institute, R Stselxméms r Secwépemc in the Adult Language Fluency Programs through NVIT and UBCO. Seth shares his knowledge of the language and culture to the program while incorporating many digital tools in his language work. Seth also works on our atahm.info and First Voices dictionaries and works with Secwépemc Elders on documenting and transcribing stories and narratives. Seth shares his passion for language in his home, with his four children and wife Willow.
K’odi Taylor struggled with undiagnosed ADHD for most of his life, and, despite excelling in school, his challenges with social interactions and childhood trauma led to early substance use. After hitting a low point, K’odi went travellling and developed a deep love for languages. He began learning his own Indigenous language and launched a business to create resources for kids. But his struggles worsened after his father’s passing. Getting diagnosed with ADHD was a turning point. With a new understanding of how his brain worked, K’odi began dedicating himself to his work and spreading ADHD awareness, hoping to help others unlock their potential.
This workshop explores how technology can enhance language teaching and learning through engaging, accessible, and learner-centered approaches. This session highlights practical ways to integrate digital tools into language instruction to support communication, collaboration, creativity and assessment.
Participants will explore a range of technologies—including mobile apps, multimedia resources, and online platforms—that can be used to develop speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. The workshop emphasizes hands-on practice and adaptable strategies that can be used in both in-person and online learning environments.
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