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LINGUIST List 20.46

Tue Jan 06 2009

Confs: Applied Linguistics, Computational Linguistics/Spain

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        1.    Margaret Gammell, EUROCALL 2009

Message 1: EUROCALL 2009
Date: 06-Jan-2009
From: Margaret Gammell <Margaret.Gammellul.ie>
Subject: EUROCALL 2009
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EUROCALL 2009

Date: 09-Sep-2009 - 12-Sep-2009
Location: Gandia, Spain
Contact: Margaret Gammell
Contact Email: Margaret.Gammellul.ie
Meeting URL: http://eurocall-languages.org

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Computational Linguistics

Meeting Description:

Annual Conference of European Association for Computer Assisted Language
Learning (EUROCALL)

EUROCALL 2009 will take place at Universidad Politécnica de Valencia at their
Gandia Campus, Spain from 9 to 12 September 2009.

Conference Theme:

New Trends in Computer Assisted Language Learning with a special emphasis on
innovative ways of collaborating and working together in the advancement of
language learning and teaching.

Sub-themes are an example of the numerous branches that have grown out of the
CALL tree and is an illustration, we think, of the roots that this area has
planted in a collective will to actively contribute towards better understanding
and improving language learning with the assistance of information and
communications technologies. CALL researchers, developers and practitioners are
therefore invited to submit proposals relating to any of the following subthemes
which, we think, summarise current interests and concerns in CALL:

Curriculum development for CALL
Assessment, testing, feedback and guidance in CALL
Pedagogical change in technology integration
Catering for Less Widely Used and Taught Languages in CALL
Research in new language learning environments
Innovative e-learning solutions for languages
Building national/international partnerships for networked language learning
New role of writing as a tool for communication
New developments in multimedia courseware design
Networked language learning in adult education
Learning Management Systems
Mobile Learning
Virtual Worlds
Corpora
CALL supported Content Integrated Language Learning (CLIL)
Computer Mediated Communication (CMC)
Computer Assisted Translation
Formal and informal language learning

We look forward to welcoming you to the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia at
our Gandia Campus!!
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