Did you attend the ACTFL conference? Or did you want to but couldn't for a reason or another? Here are some sessions worth mentioning and what appealed to us in those presentations. We're listing them below for you to check them out or check out those language professionals (and potentially connect with them).

It was a different year for ACTFL but they did a great job giving access to hundreds of sessions. We wish we could talk about all of them but there isn't enough time in a day - and how long would it take us?!

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Our List of Must-See Presentations (in no particular order)

Book Clubs: Using Books to Engage Students in all 3 Modes of Communication (Erin Pearl, Miranda Giles)

Pole Emploi: Exploring the Professional World in French (Laurence Denie-Higney)

Make your Point with a Single Point Rubric (Timothy Eagan)

Proficiency and Virtual or Hybrid Engagement (Darcy Rogers, Jaclyn Hathaway Rube, Emma Bricker)

Implementing Intercultural Compeency in the Language Classroom (Allie Moeller)

Online or Onsite: Virtually Seamless CI (Carol Gaab)

What the Research is Telling us about Online World Language Education (Kathryn Murphy-Judy, Victoria Russell)

Examine and Conquer Personal and Cultural Biases in your WL Classroom (Janet Boring)

5 Scaffolding Strategies for Building Proficiency with Authentic Media (Ken Stewart)

New Language, Day 1: Experience Comprehensible Input in Arabic (Olivia Grugan, Anita Young)