Rosemonde Gurtner is a member of the adjunct faculty in the Italian Studies Department and The American University of Rome – AUR where she works as lecturer in Italian and worked as teacher educator. She also teaches the Loyola University Chicago, Rome Center
She holds a POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE in “Applied Language and New Technology” from Hull University in UK , the European Certification for Teaching Italian As a Second Language CEDILS from the University of Venice Cà Foscari and a LAUREA in Lingue e Letterature Straniere from University of Roma La Sapienza.
Since 2001 she has been active in her field of specialization by serving in the following positions:
-Lecturer and Instructional Designer in the Linguistic Center at the University of Trieste,
-Teacher Instructor for ENAIP, a network for services for careers training
-Collaborator with AICLU (Associazione Italiana Centri Linguistici Universitari),
-Consultant for Alma Edizioni,
– Italian Lecturer at the University of Roma Tre,
-French Lecturer (mother tongue) for private schools.
Italian Classes: ITL 100 Introduction to Italian Language and Culture, ITL 101 Elementary Italian I, ITL 102 Elementary Italian II, ITL 103 Intermediate Italian I, ITL 104 Advanced Italian, ITL 202 Intermediate Italian II, ITL 305 Italian Reading and Composition, ITL 250 Italian speaking and writing, ITL 204 Italian through Film, ITL 210 Italian Culture, ITL 307 Business Italian
Teacher educator seminars: “Support Learning and Promote Creativity with the Internet”, “Develop Reading and Writing Skills with the Internet”, “Foster Interactive Cooperative Instruction with the Internet”, “How Student/Teacher Roles Change with the Internet”, “Blogging in the language classroom”, “The Web in experimental learning. Interactive WebQuest”, “Integrating technology and assessment”, “Making the most of videos in language teaching”.