Designing an American culture course for China
Ene, E.; Stamper, Suzan Elizabeth
Developing an international (online) writing course
Ene, E.; Stamper, Suzan Elizabeth
DISCUSS THIS: ENRICHING THE TASK-BASED CYCLE IN LANGUAGE LEARNING WITH SOCIAL MEDIA
William, Sean; McMinn, John
Source: EDULEARN11: 3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION AND NEW LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES, 2011, p. 5198-5204
This presentation will focus on how new media and Web 2.0 technologies, such as WordPress, BuddyPress, and MediaWiki are used in the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Language Center's task-based approach to language learning, enriching the task cycle, creating new opportunities for teaching English (and other languages), extending the classroom, and enabling both students and teachers to measure the process of learning a language through formative and peer evaluation. In many ways, these tools give learners opportunities to be independent in their learning; encourage a wider range of expressive capability; facilitate more collaborative ways of working; and create more authentic opportunities for learning a language. In addition to showing the affordances and limitations of Web 2.0 technologies in the language classroom, I will also suggest strategies for incorporating these tools into a Language Center curriculum under a task-based approach to learning.
English as Lingua Franca: A Bourdieuan Perspective
Jhaveri, Aditi
English for academic purposes: Reading
Stamper, Suzan Elizabeth; Orlando, H.; Gusich, J.
Half a century on: What relevance does generative SLA have for language teaching?
Whong, Melinda Karen; Gil, Kook-Hee
Independent learning in need or crisis? Independent learning under the new undergraduate curriculum in Hong Kong
Chan, Yin Ha Vivian; Gaskell, Delian Dawn; Tan, Mei Ah; Chao, Lip Yan Felix
Location: University of Brighton, London
Source: Proceedings of the 10th European Conference on E-Learning, v. 1 / Edited by Sue Greener and Asher Rospigliosi. Academic Publications, 2011, p. 117-123