We'd like to share very interesting news. TESOL's Computer-Assisted Language Learning Interest Section (CALL-IS) has announced the Call for Participation for the Electronic Village (EVO) 2015. As you may know, EVO sessions are free and open to all (TESOL members and non-members). You only need a computer and Internet access and the desire to learn. These sessions are a great opportunity for professional development. This year, EVO features 13 five-week sessions on a variety of topics, including pronunciation, using Moodle, creating electronic textbooks, flipped learning, making Machina in Second Life, using the online game Minecraft to teach English, and so much more. These sessions do not carry academic credit. Participants may choose the level of participation that works for them. However, they tend to be time-consuming, so for your own good, CALL-IS encourages you not to register for more than two sessions.