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Multi-modality in the Corpus and Repository of Writing (Crow)

2018 Virtual Presentations

Staples, Shelley, and Jeroen Gevers (University of Arizona) The New London Group (1996) emphasized the fact that meaning-making is multi-modal, including textual, linguistic, visual, audio, gestural, and spatial elements. While traditional second language (L2)...

A Systematic Review of Multimodal Composing in Multilingual Secondary Classrooms: Main Themes and Future Areas for Exploration

2018 Virtual Presentations

Smith, Blaine E. (University of Arizona), Mark B. Pacheco (University of Florida), and Mariia Khorosheva (University of Arizona) [flyzoo-embed-chatroom id=’5bc4c1a14fb4d5210c82b376′ width=’auto’ height=’640px’] With the growing...

Interculturality in Teletandem sessions

2018 Virtual Presentations

Schaefer, Rodrigo (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina) [flyzoo-embed-chatroom id=’5bc4c27e4fb4d5210c82b3c1′ width=’auto’ height=’640px’] Recently, the development of an intercultural approach in language teaching and learning is...

Gameful L2 learning: The wisdom of the wild

2018 Virtual Presentations

Reinhardt, Jonathon (University of Arizona) Estimates are that upwards of 2 billion people played vernacular (non-educational) digital games in 2017, with 800 million active players – numbers that increase by the thousands every month (Statista, 2018). Games are...

Enhancing Regional and Cultural Knowledge through Social Media Collaboration

2018 Virtual Presentations

Maggin, Sherry A (United States Military Academy) Through Facebook groups, the social media platform offers the opportunity for students and educators to form a classroom community in the digital world. These digital communities also offer the opportunity to enrich...
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