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BukuInternational Conference " ICT for Language Learning", 5th edition
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Author: [s.n]
Topik: Linguistics
Bahasa: (EN )    
Tahun Terbit: 2012    
Jenis: Proceeding
Artikel dalam koleksi ini
  1. Initiating Integrative Motivation for Learning L2 Using ICT
  2. E-Learning Methodology in Austrian Adult Education based on English e-Grammar for adult ESL learners
  3. Amateur Video-Films as Means of Learning English as LSP
  4. An Electronic School Magazine: Exploring the Use of Blogs in Teaching Writing in a Young Learners’ Context
  5. The effects of bilingualism on phonological awareness and word reading tasks in primary school children
  6. Adaptive Mentorship: A more Individualized Model for Teaching Writing in a Foreign Language
  7. SignMedia Interactive Media English for the Deaf
  8. Designing Authentic Social Networking Contents: a Sample from Wikispaces-mediated Tasks for Writing Enrichment
  9. Improving the Teaching and Learning of English Language Through the Use of Information and Communication Technology: Prospects and Challenges
  10. A European experience on ICT and language learning: Integrating ICT and Foreign Language Learning in State Language Schools in Spain, Maspalomas 23-27 April, 2012
  11. Decide, Design, Develop and Evaluate: Computer-Based reading lessons for ESL learners
  12. The Relationship between Age and Corrective Feedback in Oral Communication
  13. The Relationship between Age and Corrective Feedback in Oral Communication
  14. Computer Mediated Oral Communication for French L2 Learners
  15. Incorporating PBL And ICT into the ELL/ESP Environment of English for Academic Purposes and English for Business Purposes
  16. EFL Students’ Experiences with Blog-Integrated Writing Instruction
  17. Incorporating Critical Thinking into EFL Curriculum through Fictional- Narrative-based Reading & Awareness of Consequences Technique
  18. Videopodcasts in English language learning: a great tool or another gimmick?
  19. SignLEF: Sign Languages within the European Framework of Reference for Languages
  20. Automation Technology and German as an Online Course (Adok)
  21. Developing Accumulative Profession-Oriented Reading Skills of Students of History Departments on the grounds of Learning Culture through Language Approach
  22. Let’s learn English with the Interactive Whiteboard! Sabrina Campregher
  23. How a Non-Digital-Native Teacher Makes Use of Edmodo
  24. ICT and the problem of Integration in the Teaching / Learning of French as a Foreign Language in Iran
  25. Learning a Second Language in a learning community "Second Life": critical issues and possible developments
  26. The Relationship between Students’ Achievement, Socio-Economic Orientations and Willingness to Communicate in English in Iranian
  27. The Effect of Negotiation-Based Focus on Form on EFL Learners’ Writing Ability
  28. Students’ Perception on English E-Learning
  29. Student communication using a ‘social wall’ on a pre-arrival online course
  30. How to make active interactions in Japanese as a Second Language in the web-based classes
  31. Foreign Languages in the Modern Job Market: Languages for Special Purposes
  32. Twitter and English Pronunciation Teaching
  33. Towards a Collaborative Learning Environment Through ICT: a Case Study
  34. Formal Language Teaching versus Informal Language Learning Supported by Mobile Devices
  35. EuroCatering Language Training (ECLT)
  36. Using Moodle in the CLIL INTO SCHOOLS project
  37. Finnish of Tourism for Immigrants: Integrating Vocational Contents and Language Studies in Web-Based Learning Environment
  38. Relating Students’ Perceptions and Use of Ict to their Language Learning Aims
  39. A Synoptic Juxtaposition of Cognate Languages – European Integration through Multilingualism
  40. Parliamoci Chiaro: an online Opportunity for Immigrants to Learn Italian
  41. ICT-based language learning as a necessity and opportunity of the modern era
  42. CLIL: from Online Sources to Learning Resources
  43. Enhancing Interactions with Mobile Devices in Language Classrooms
  44. Collaborative learning and foreign language acquisition through 3-D game-like applications
  45. Video Conferencing: Advantages and Limitations in Teaching Intercultural Communication in Foreign Language Education
  46. The JOYN 2.0 Project – Social Networking and Language Learning: Some Preliminary Insights
  47. The Computer as Mirror – Primary School Teacher Trainees’ Reflections on Exploring the Potential of ICTs for Teacher Surrogacy
  48. Online Song-based Courseware to Teach Japanese Language, Culture and Society
  49. Audiobook in Advanced ESL Classroom: Developing Critical Listening
  50. Pronunciation Problems in Aeronautical Engineering Students’ Presentations
  51. ICT Based Language Teaching and Learning Approaches for Learners for Undergraduate
  52. Generational thoughts: Teaching and learning foreign languages with book trailers
  53. Interactive Mobile Language Learning in a Changing Europe: ICT Approaches in the Lango Project
  54. Pedagogical Methods in Web-Based Language Teaching-Mapping
  55. Teachers Leadership in Web-Based Language Courses in Dalarna University –Sweden
  56. Contributions to Implementing New Communication Perspectives in the Academic Environment: the Book-Café Project
  57. Emotional Intelligence and Language Learning
  58. Perceived Competence and Communication Apprehension – the Affective Variables of Willigness to Communicate in L1 and Fl
  59. Digital Literature in the College Classroom
  60. The Use of Twitter in Language Learning and Teaching
  61. Erasmus Intensive Learning Course at the Faculty of Arts of Porto University: a Blended Learning Experience
  62. Multimedia Enrichment for Language Learning
  63. English Writing and Presentation Using ‘Web-English’
  64. Hypersmart Kids: a Case Study on the Response of Students with Dyslexia and ADHD to Educational Software Games in English Language Learning
  65. Research Abstract Templates: The Skeletons are Out of the Virtual Cupboard
  66. The Positive Effects of Integrating ICT in Foreign Language Teaching
  67. e-Portfolios for Language Learning and Assessment
  68. Collaborative construction of glossaries in language learning: an integration of the lexical approach and constructionism through blended learning
  69. The Use of the ICTs to Improve University Students’ Oral Presentations
  70. The benefits of social networking for tertiary education language programmes for non-philology students
  71. Reflection on the Design and Delivery of a Hybrid Grammar Course
  72. Helping Educators Build Personal Learning Networks
  73. From Podcast to Paragraph: Learning How to Write through Listening
  74. Gamification as a new direction in teaching Polish as a foreign language
  75. Investigating the effects of Twitter on developing a social learning environment to support Japanese EFL students’ self-regulated learning
  76. Student Perspectives on e-Formative Assessment: the Thai Context
  77. Innovations In Czech Language Teacher Training
  78. Teletandem: integrating e-learning into the foreign language classroom
  79. A 21st-Century Skills Development Pedagogic Model for EFL Academic Programs
  80. Understanding Academic Staff’s non-Use of ICT in Foreign Language Teaching: a Case Study in Vietnam
  81. L2 vocabulary acquisition: an experimental study of crosslinguistic interaction in adult bilingual mental lexicon*
  82. Developing Foreign Language Competence Of Primary Teachers
  83. Internet Resources In Teachning Written Academic Discourse To Technical Students
  84. Teletandem: Transculturality and identity in webcam interactions in foreign languages
  85. The Global Classroom
  86. Flipped Language Learning
  87. Using Moodle to Facilitate English to Advanced Students
  88. CALL in Second Language Acquisition: Introducing a German Textbook Based Translation Game in a Geneva Middle School Class
  89. A Grammar Checker for Students of English as a Foreign Language
  90. European Language Portfolio in Practice
  91. Lang2tech – Developing Workplace Language Skills Through e-Portfolios
  92. Using Songs to Teach Hiragana
  93. Students' Attitudes Towards the Use of Social Networks for Learning the English Language
  94. Virtual Community for Professional Development of Japanese Language Teachers
  95. Self-Managing Skills for Web-Based Language Learning in a Corporate Setting
  96. Blending IT in ESP Courses: University Students' Responses
  97. Social and Cultural Impediments to the Adoption of ICT for Language Learning in Japan
  98. Innovation and Resourcefulness in the Teaching of Foreign Languages to Immigrant Students: Three Case Studies in Spain
  99. A New Approach to Language Acquisition and Learning: Beyond Skinner and Chomsky
  100. Using Mixed Methods to Investigate the Relationship between Student Motivation and Academic Achievement from Sociocultural Perspective
  101. Exploiting Electronic Learner Corpora and analysing learners´ variables “The younger you are the better you learn the foreign language!”
  102. Digital Networks in Language Learning: Instant Messaging And The Practice and Acquisition of Writing Skills
  103. Bridge to Better English, an English Grammar and Academic Writing Course: Design, Practice, and Evaluation
  104. Blogger Community and its Role in Writing Skill Development: a Case Study of Bogor Blogger Community in Indonesia
  105. Designing For Inclusion through Incidental Language Learning
  106. Neuroscientific Education: a Multidisciplinary Approach to Second Language Acquisition
  107. The Implementation of Genre Analysis to Teaching Selected Business English Genres
  108. ICT for Language Learning in Nigerian Primary Education
  109. Autonomous Computer-Assisted Language Learning: Turkish Primary School Students’ Perceptions of Dyned Software
  110. Setting Several Irons in the Fire: Application of ICT in Teacher Education
  111. NELLIP, Network of European Language Label Initiatives and Projects
  112. Simple and Easy Evaluation Method Using a Pull-down Function of PC to evaluate each of 30~40 children in an English Activity Class Fairly
  113. Strong Motivation to Learn English in Japan with TOEIC and CAI
  114. Exploring task effects in collaborative writing: Designing an ICT-based replication of Swain and Lapkin
  115. E-learning as a current trend in TEFL: The case of Dubai
  116. Integrating multiple literacies and digital storytelling in language learning: a case study
  117. Pedagogical Implementation of Gender in the Portfolios of a Virtual Post Graduation Course for English Language Teachers in Sao Paulo State Public Schools
  118. Language Teaching for Understanding
  119. Towards Communicative CALL: Specifying Dialogue-based Activities
  120. Drama in Education
  121. Teaching English in the Information Society: Outlining 21st Century English Teachers’ Profile and their Perceptions towards CALL
  122. Getting started in virtual worlds with the EUROVERSITY Network
  123. Why Is It so Difficult to Understand and Speak a Foreign Language?
  124. Criteria for the Evaluation of Websites for the Teaching of English as a Second Language. Web Supported English Learning in Greece
  125. What makes e-mail communication effective? A discourse analysis in an international business sector
  126. Teaching of the ambiguity words translation
  127. EMA_4_Moodle: On-line French Course for International Students
  128. Language Rich Europe - An Innovative Index

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