LangTech at the KFLC 2010
Language Technology Presentations
63rd Kentucky Foreign Language Conference
15-17 April 2010
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Language Technology 1: Going Interactive (9:30-12:00)
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Pronouncing French Clearly
(.html - slides from presentation) [external link]
, Western Kentucky University
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Communicative Enhancement through Java-based WebCALIS, MySQL, and Digital Recorders
and Jason Daniels, Northern Kentucky University
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A Model for Interactive Video to Teach French Culture
, Haverford College
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This summer I went on a trip to... Using Digital Storytelling to Illustrate Culture and Foster a Community of Language Learners
, University of Virginia - Wise
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Language Technology 2: Taking Your Program Online (2:00-5:00)
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Imagery, Creativity, Technology and Language Acquisition
, Shawnee State University
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Designing and Teaching a Hybrid Course: Third-year Spanish Grammar
and Carmen Ruiz-Sanchez, Michigan State University
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The Use of Wimba to Enhance Oral Interaction in the Online Environment
, University of Maryland - University College
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Assessing Reading Comprehension at the Upper Level Language Classes with Online Surveys
, Grand Valley State University
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Incorporating Electronic Portfolio Assessment into the Foreign Language Classroom
, College of St. Rose
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Language Technology 3: Special Session (9:00-12:00)
"Language Technology Meta-Issues: Instructional Technology - Understanding Its Users, Maximizing Its Potential"
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Invited LangTech Guest Speaker
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The Digital Natives Are Restless: The Promise and Predicament of Technology-Enhanced Language Learning
, University of Iowa
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Focus Session
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Who Blogs? Examining the Role of Personality in Cross-Cultural Blogging Assignments
, University of Arkansas
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Can Language Learners' Autonomy be Promoted through Blogging?
, Ohio University
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Language Technology 4: Seeing Things Anew - Literature, Culture, Translation (2:30-5:00)
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The Muses go to the Movies: A Tech-enhanced Approach to Teaching the Genres
, The New School University
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Teaching Culture in Flux: Florian Thalhofer's "Mauerexpedition" and "1000stories" in the German Language Classroom
, McGill University
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The Elite-Training Facilities in the Third Reich Represented in Modern German Cinema
(.pdf - slides from presentation) [9.6 MB]
, Muskingum University
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Online Resources for Translators and Interpreters
, University of Nevada Las Vegas
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Language Technology 5: Reconfiguring our World (9:00-12:00)
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Languages in the Crosshairs: Fighting Cuts with Technology
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.pdf - slides from presentation) [2.3 MB]
, East Stroudsburg University
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Apocalypse Now? Emerging Technologies and their Pedagogical Implications in the Humanities
, University of Georgia
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Rhizomes, Databases and Learner-Generated Lesson Materials
, Western Illinois University
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Information - In Your Language: The Rosetta Foundation
(.wmv - slides from presentation) [3.2 MB]
, University of Limerick
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What is the Web 1.0 to 4.0 and How Will the Development of the Web Affect Language Learning?
, Samford University
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Language Technology 6: Conceptualizing New Learning Environments (2:30-3:30)
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Teaching a Foreign Language in a Virtual World - Connecting Theory with Practice
, Southern Illinois University
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The Pedagogy of Hypermedia in Second Language Vocabulary Learning
, Southern Illinois University
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