Innovation in Language Learning

Edition 17

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CLIL, Content and Language Integrated Learning
Title of Paper Name Institution
Intercultural Education In CLIL

Elisa Pérez Gracia

University of Córdoba (Spain)

Languages Through Film and Literature

Nebojša Radić

Language Centre University of Cambridge (United Kingdom)

Teaching Chinese language with the usage of SaaS System PDF

Sławomir Czepielewski

Warsaw Academy of Computer Science, Management and Administration (Poland)

The Impact of ICT on CLIL History: New Sources, New Languages, New Tasks

Agnese Daniela Grimaldi

ITI (Industrial Technical Institute) Enrico Medi (Italy)


Mario Iengo

University of Naples “Parthenope” (Italy)

E-learning solutions for language teaching and learning
Title of Paper Name Institution
Design Research on Pedagogically Motivated Multimodal Course in English: Tools for Student Engagement Enhancing Learning Outcomes PDF

Tuija Alasalmi

Diaconia University of Applied Sciences (Finland)


Kirsi Korkealehto

Diaconia University of Applied Sciences (Finland)


Tuire Salo

Diaconia University of Applied Sciences (Finland)

Developing Scientific Knowledge and Language Competences through the Goerudio Project

Anca Colibaba

GR.T.Popa University / EuroED Foundation (Romania)


Elvira Rotundu

Colegiul Costache Negruzzi (Romania)


Irina Gheorghiu

Albert Ludwigs Freiburg University of Germany (Germany)


Stefan Colibaba

Al.I. Cuza University, Iasi (Romania)

Explicit Grammar Teaching through Multimedia and the Development of L2 Writing PDF

Roya Khoii

Islamic Azad University, North Tehran Branch (Iran, Islamic Republic of)


Ali Ghasemi

Islamic Azad University, North Tehran Branch (Iran, Islamic Republic of)

Explore Ways of Using Social Media Platforms in Teaching English Language: Literature Review

Norah Banafi

The University of Limerick (Ireland)

Implementing Online School Collaboration Projects with Learning Tools Interoperability

Hideto D. Harashima

Maebashi Institute of Technology (Japan)


Thom W. Rawson

Nagasaki International University (Japan)


Akinobu Kanda

Tokyo Metropolitan University (Japan)


Mari Yamauchi

Chiba University of Commerce (Japan)


Shinichi Sato

Nihon Fukushi University (Japan)

Learner Interaction and Collaboration in Essay Writing via Moodle Tools

Asım Şakar

Işık University, Istanbul (Turkey)

MOOCs and Adult Language Learners

Silvia Matthies Baraibar

HEOI Bilbao (Spain)

Online Resources for Conference Interpreter Training: Examples of Open eLearning from the EU-funded ORCIT Project PDF

Tamara Muroiwa

University of Leeds (United Kingdom)


Sarah Bordes

ISIT (France)

Teaching English for Academic Purposes Online PDF

Irina Matusevich

Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University, Czech Republic (Czech Republic)

The Effects of Web-based Instruction on Saudi Medical Students’ Achievements in Learning Medical Terminologies

Altayeb Alhaj

Jazan University (Saudi Arabia)


Norah Banafi

The University of Limerick (Ireland)

The Role of ICT and the Mother Tongue in Education

Ian Mutamiri

University of Zimbabwe and NatiV Technologies (Zimbabwe)


Victor Mugari

University of Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe)


Gary Brooking

Wichita State University (United States)

Use of ICT in Schools in Central African Republic

Philippe Junior Sibiro

SPJ (Central African Republic)

ICT based language teaching and learning approaches
Title of Paper Name Institution
»Ich will Deutsch lernen« - A Learning Portal for Second Language and Literacy Acquisition in Heterogeneous Classes

Celia Sokolowsky

Deutscher Volkshochschul-Verband e.V. (Germany)

A Model For Evaluating Spanish Language Learning Websites Coherent With The Communicative Language Approach: Towards The Strengthen Of The Teachers' Knowing How To Do Knowledge In Digital Competence PDF

Sthephanny Moncada Linares

Universidad La Gran Colombia. (Colombia)


Andrea Carolina Díaz Romero

Colegio Cristo Rey Bogotá (Colombia)

A MOOC Experiment in a Chinese EAP Classroom

Zhinan Zhou

Harbin Institute of Technology (China)


Mingjing Ren

Harbin Institute of Technology (China)


Jun Ma

Harbin Institute of Technology (China)

A multi-platform for a better learning and teaching experience PDF

Telis Marin

Edilingua Edizioni (Italy)


Elisa Sartor

Edizioni Edilingua (Italy)


Anna Gallo

Edilingua Edizioni (Italy)

A Tellecollaborative Approach to Written Corrective Feedback PDF

Nahid Zarei

IslamicAzad University-Maragheh Branch (Iran, Islamic Republic of)

Application of Neural Network's Modeling for Improvement of Reading Brain Performance

Hassan Moustafa

Staff member with Computer Eng. Dpt.Al-Baha University(KSA) (Saudi Arabia)

Apprising Teacher Trainees of New Language Approaches: An ICT Task-Based Training Course

Raúl Ruiz-Cecilia

University of Granada (Spain)


Juan Ramón Guijarro Ojeda

University of Granada (Spain)

Beyond Process Theory – How New Technologies Are Changing the Way We Write and Communicate

Guy Meredith

Zayed University (United Arab Emirates)

Can Learners Perceive their own Foreign Accent?

Rubén Pérez

Universidad del País Vasco (EHU) (Spain)


María Luisa García Lecumberri

University of the Basque Country (Spain)


Martin Cooke

University of the Basque Country (Spain)

Curriculum and Resource Development

Hongye Sun

Harbin Institute of Technology (China)

Developing Vocabulary for Specific Purposes and Reading Comprehension Using CALL – Student Opinion Questionnaire

Elle Sormus

Tallinn Health Care College (Estonia)


Kateriina Rannula

Tallinn Health Care College (Estonia)

Developing Vocabulary for Specific Purposes and Reading Comprehension Using CALL – Student Opinion Questionnaire

Kateriina Rannula

Tallinn Health Care College (Estonia)


Elle Sormus

Tallinn Health Care College (Estonia)

Development of a Readability Index Attuned to the New English Course of Study in Japan (2) Development of Ozasa-fukui Year Level, ver. 3.4.1NHNC1-5WUS

Kiyomi Watanabe

Saniku Gakuin College (Japan)


Koji Uenishi

Hiroshima University (Japan)


Mariko Sakamoto

Kagoshima National College of Technology (Japan)


Toshiaki Ozasa

Fukuyama Heisei University (Japan)

Facing Up to the Final Exam: A Facebook-based Optional Course to Improve Students’ Communication Competences

Ionuț Căpeneață

Ion Luca Caragiale National College (Romania)

Four Technology Mediated Language Tasks. A Portuguese Experience PDF

Maria Isabel Orega

University of Algarve (Portugal)


Lúcia Tardão

Escola EB 2/3 Alberto Iria (Portugal)

How to Use Adobe Connect for Speaking Training in International Virtual Classes

Elisabetta Longhi

Università degli Studi di Parma (Italy)


Chiara Angelini

Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz (Germany)

ICT in Task-Based Language Learning – Analyzing a Lesson Plan in PETALL Project PDF

Danijela Manic

University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philology (Serbia)


Julijana Vuco

University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philology (Serbia)

ICT in the Literature-based English Language Classroom

Martin Štefl

Czech Technical University in Prague (Czech Republic)

Impact of ICT towards the deepening and generation of knowledge by English Teachers in 98 elementary public schools Atlantic Department, Colombia. PDF

Giovanni Polifroni Lobo

Atlántico University (Colombia)


Carlos Beltran Sanchez

Professor - University of Atlántico (Colombia)

Increased motivation in language learners through social networks

Elham Akbari

Utrecht University (The Netherlands)


Ahmad Naderi

Tehran University (Iran, Islamic Republic of)


Zeinab Abdollahi Aliabadi

phd student (Iran, Islamic Republic of)


Robert-Jan Simons

Professor (The Netherlands)


Albert Pilot

Professor (The Netherlands)

Information and Communication Technology for English Teaching in Military Context in the Foreign Languages Center of The Albanian Armed Forces Academy

Jaup Zenuni

Academy of the Albanian Armed Forces (Albania)

Language Learning in Europe: Priorities, Policies and Results PDF

Elena Maddalena

Italian National Agency Erasmus+ INDIRE (Italy)

Learning by Playing, Animating Words and Images

Inma Carpe

The Animation Workshop-VIA University College (Denmark)


Hanne Pedersen

The Animation workshop/VIA University College/DK. University Politechnic of Valencia SP (Denmark)

Learning Gains through Play PDF

Janet Thomson

SchoolNet South Africa (South Africa)


Hlengiwe Mfeka

SchoolNet South Africa (South Africa)


Tracey Butchart

SchoolNet South Africa (South Africa)

Liberated Spaces: The Use of iPads and the Possibility for Change in Higher Education

Raphaela Fischer-Mourra

Bethlehem University (Palestinian Territory, Occupied)


Shada Shahin

Bethlehem University (Palestinian Territory, Occupied)

Making Listening Assignments More Communicative PDF

Clemens Den Boer

Rotterdam Business School (The Netherlands)

Maximising Students’ Learning Experience through Differentiated Instructions in an ICT-Integrated Environment

Nurhidayah Mohd Salleh

MOE (Singapore)

Mobile Language Learning: The LFNY 1:1 iPad Program

Sonia Rocca

Lycée Français de New York (United States)

Moroccan University Teachers’ Perceptions and Attitudes towards the Use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the Teaching Process.

Mustapha Fagroud

National School of Agriculture, Meknes (Morocco)


Smail Kerouad

School of Arts and Humanities, Meknes (Morocco)

Music in Professional Language Training PDF

Pascal Archimede

yourenglishproject (France)

NABOOMBOO: improve Foreign Languages Video-talking with Native Speakers

Elisa Procopio

naboomboo (Italy)


Daniele Pozzo

Naboomboo (Italy)

Online informal learning of English: how students use technology to supplement classes

Ruth Trinder

Vienna University of Economics and Business (Austria)

Quantified Performance Analysis of Highly Specialized Neurons for Development of Reading Brain Function Using Neural Networks’ Modeling (Sanger's Rule Approach)

Hassan Moustafa

Staff member with Computer Eng. Dpt.Al-Baha University(KSA) (Saudi Arabia)

Social Inclusion, a Challenge for Europe: Accessible Language Learning and Job Opportunities. The Case of Visually Impaired Persons PDF

Antonio Quatraro

UICI Firenze (Italy)


Mario Paiano

Centro Machiavelli Firenze (Italy)

Spurring ICT-based Tasks in the Language Classroom: a European Project (PETALL) of International Collaboration PDF

António Lopes

University of Algarve and CETAPS (Portugal)

Student and Teacher Perceptions on Learning Languages through Web Conferencing: Focus on Adobe Connect Breakout Rooms PDF

Anne Siltala

Oulu University of Applied Sciences (Finland)

Students’ Safety of Private Information on Social Media Risks of Dissemination and Educational implications

Mohamed Mliless

Moulay Ismail University of Meknes (Morocco)


Mohammed Larouz

Moulay Ismail University of Meknes (Morocco)

Teaching and Investigating higher-level Comprehension Skills in LearnWeb, an interactive Platform integrating TED Talks PDF

Francesca Bianchi

University of Salento (Italy)


Ivana Marenzi

L3S Research Center, Hannover (Germany)

Teaching with movies: German films and grammar contents

Lucia Giuliano

Università degli Studi di Macerata Università degli Studi del Molise (Italy)

The challenge of raising awareness of interference using ICT

Isabel Maria Fernandes Silva

Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa (Portugal)


Ana Luísa Teixeira

Universidade Europeia - Laureate International Universities (Portugal)

The Creation of Professional Identities through E-portfolios for ESP Learners at Tertiary Level

Stavroulla Hadjiconstantinou

Cyprus University of Technology (Cyprus)

The development of visual CALL materials for learning L2 English prosody PDF

Atsushi Fujimori

Shizuoka University (Japan)


Noriko Yoshimura

University of Shizuoka (Japan)


Noriko Yamane

University of British Columbia (Canada)

The Effect of Playing with Tablet Games Compared with Real Objects on Word Learning by Preschoolers PDF

Ingrid Singer

HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht (The Netherlands)


Ellen Gerrits

HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht (The Netherlands)

The Global Impact of the Proliferation of ICT: A Multi-National Study PDF

Diane Boothe

Boise State University (United States)


Melissa Caspary

Georgia Gwinnett College (United States)

The Social Potential of Telecom for Language Learning in Iran

Majid Fatahipour

Islamic Azad University - Parand Branch (Iran, Islamic Republic of)

The Use of Mind Mapping in Translator Training

Maria Stepanova

St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University (Russian Federation)

TRIO's English Lab: Linking Students to Their Educational Needs PDF

Alessandra Duosi

Progetto Trio – Regione toscana (Italy)

YANSIS: An “Easy Japanese” writing support system

Takeshi Nagano

Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University (Japan)


Akinori Ito

Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University (Japan)

Language learning for specific purposes
Title of Paper Name Institution
Foreign Language for Learners with Specific Learning Differences – the SupEFL projet

Teresa Pessoa

Universidade Coimbra (Portugal)


Eva Gyarmathy

Hungarian Academy for Sciences (Hungary)


Sandra Fernandes

Universidade Coimbra (Portugal)

Ict and English as a foreign language in the bioethical education: an innovative teaching/learning process.

Lucia Priore

ITI ( Industrial Technical Institute) Enrico Medi (Italy)

ICT and English as a foreign language in the higher technical education course (IFTS) “Multimedia production for the cultural heritage and museums”

Lucia Priore

ITI ( Industrial Technical Institute) Enrico Medi (Italy)


Agnese Daniela Grimaldi

ITI (industrial technical istitute) Enrico Medi (Italy)

Information Structure of Contemporary Popular Scientific and Technical Text PDF

Marina Platonova

Riga Technical University (Latvia)


Larisa Ilinska

Riga Technical University (Latvia)


Tatjana Smirnova

Riga Technical University (Latvia)

Online Materials for Medical Purposes – The Palliative Care MOOC, the Glottodrama And Take Care Projects

Anca Colibaba

GR.T.Popa University / EuroED Foundation (Romania)


Cintia Lucia Colibaba

Universitatea de stiinte agricole si medicina veterinara Ion Ionescu dela Brad (Romania)


Irina Gheorghiu

Albert Ludwigs Freiburg University of Germany (Germany)


Stefan Colibaba

Al.I. Cuza University, Iasi (Romania)

Theoretical Framework for Developing ESP Reading Materials at Tertiary Level of Education in Morocco Sanae El Mellouki, Assistant Professor of English Faculty of Science- Rabat

Sanae EL Mellouki

Mohamed V University- Rabat Morocco (Morocco)

Understanding Cultural Heritage

Walter Zeller

Höhere Bundes- Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt für chemische Industrie (Austria)


Evangelia Varella

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece)

Using Data-Driven Learning Methods in Telecommunication English Teaching

Camino Rea Rizzo

Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (Spain)


María José Marín Pérez

Universidad de Murcia (Spain)

WhatsApp in ESP at Tertiary Level

Christina Yerou

Cyprus University of Technology (Cyprus)

Language teacher training
Title of Paper Name Institution
Comparing the Immediate and Delayed Impact of Reflective Task-supported Teacher Training on Iranian Pre-service and In-service Teachers’ Mediating Roles

Behjat Asa

Islamic Azad University Tabriz Branch (Iran, Islamic Republic of)


Zohreh Seifoori

Department of English Language, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)


Behrang Fathollumi

Maragheh Azad University. Maragheh, Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)

Investigating the Role of Telecollaboration in Graduate Language Teacher Education

Geoff Lawrence

York University (Canada)


Elana Spector-Cohen

Tel Aviv University (Israel)


Marlon Valencia

University of Toronto (Canada)

Language Teacher Training & Intercultural Education in the 21st Century School

Elena Gómez Parra

University of Córdoba (Spain)

The Digital Language Teacher: Competences, Opportunities and Development

Michael Carrier

Cambridge English (United Kingdom)

Training to Teach: the Development of Perceived Teaching Competence over Time PDF

Joanna Pfingsthorn

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg (Germany)


Wolfgang Gehring

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg (Germany)

Why To Use Gamification in Higher Education?

Györgyi Kovács

Eszterházy Károly University of Applied Sciences (Hungary)

A Survey on Beliefs and Practices of Chinese EFL Teachers in Intercultural Communicative Language Teaching

Gu Xiaole Gu

Schools of Foreign Languages, Harbin Institute of Technology (China)

Development of a Readability Index Attuned to the New English Course of Study of Japan (3)Development of Ozasa-Fukui Year Level, Ver. 3.4.2nhnc1-5

Toashiaki Ozasa

Fukuyama Heisei University (Japan)


Masayasu Fukui

Fukuyama Heisei University (Japan)


Kiyomi Watanabe

Saniku Gakuin College (Japan)

Foreign Language Teaching in Technical Universities in Russia: problems and perspectives

Tatiana Sidorenko

Tomsk Polytechnic University (Russian Federation)


Svetlana Rybushkina

National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University (Russian Federation)

Multilingualism
Title of Paper Name Institution
From Lingua Franca @ E-Learning to Multilingualism?

On-Kwok Lai

Graduate School of Policy Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University (Japan)

L3 (English) Influencing on L1 (Kazakh) Production among Kazakh - Russian bilinguals: Pilot Study

Meruyert Ibrayeva

Nazarbayev University (Kazakhstan)

Multilingualism in Kazakhstan and problems of teaching the Kazakh language PDF

Zhanar Baiteliyeva

Nazarbayev University (Kazakhstan)

The role of a language services department in facilitating learning in a multilingual student environment: the case of the University of South Africa (Unisa) PDF

Ilze Holtzhausen de Beer

University of South Africa (South Africa)

Quality and innovation in language teaching and learning
Title of Paper Name Institution
A Case Study on STAD Instruction towards Oral Communication Competence of Non-English Major Undergraduates

Yan Luan

Harbin Institute of Technology (China)

A Comparative Study of Writing Performance by Using and without Using the Technology of Mind Mapping at the University

Saida Hdii

School of Arts and Humanities, Beni Mellal (Morocco)

Bridging Career Technical and Academic Education: A Learning Pathway Focused on Scaffolded Instruction and a Transformed Student Mindset

Christina Anketell

Los Trade Technical College, (United States)


Maryanne Galindo

Los Angeles Trade Technical College (United States)


Nicole Albo-Lopez

Los Angeles Trade Technical College (United States)

Dealing with Plagiarism in the Digital Age

Dararat Khampusaen

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Muang, Khon Kaen (Thailand)

Designing a Blended Public Speaking Course Using Web 2.0 Tools PDF

Zailin Shah Yusoff

Universiti Malaysia Pahang (Malaysia)


Ainol Haryati Ibrahim

Universiti Malaysia Pahang (Malaysia)


Nik Aloesnita Nik Alwi

Universiti Malaysia Pahang (Malaysia)


Hafizoah Kassim

Universiti Malaysia Pahang (Malaysia)

Edmodo as a motivation and inclusion tool in the foreign language classroom

Dolores Gómez

EOI Santiago de Compostela (Spain)

European Funding for Improving Languages Teaching and Learning, Promoting Multilingualism and Enhance Mobility PDF

Elisabetta Delle Donne

Pixel (Italy)

Innovative Language Teaching by International Collaboration PDF

Ingrid Gran

The Swedish Council for Higher Education (Sweden)

Interdistrict Collaboration to Promote Second Language Acquisition via Spoken Word Poetry and Visual Art PDF

Amy Nocton

RHAM High School, Hebron, CT (American Council of Foreign Language Teachers [ACTFL]) Connecticut Council of Language Teachers (CT COLT) (United States)


Rochelle Marcus

Mansfield Middle School, Mansfield, Connecticut (United States)


Beverley Fisher

RHAM High School, Hebron, Connecticut (United Kingdom)

Musical Aptitude and Language: Activating Phonetic Skills through Music

Giedrė Balcytytė-Kurtinienė

Vilnius University (Lithuania)

Native Bilingualism and Foreign Language Acquisition: an Experimental Study of Bilingual Mental Lexicon and Its Academic Component

Yuliya Leshchenko

Perm State Humanitarian-pedagogical university (Russian Federation)


Elena Erofeeva

Perm State National Research University (Russian Federation)

Perspectives of integrating the Digital Dedicated Language Laboratory in Foreign Language Pedagogy, Reality or Chimera: the Case of Souk-Ahras University, Algeria PDF

Nacereddine Benabdallah

Mohamed Cherif Messaadia Universtiy (Algeria)

Relay Interpreting with iPads in Higher Education PDF

Veronika Nenickova

Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University (Czech Republic)

Speed up your fluency in English with Fast Motor Sequences

Piero Crispiani

University Macerata (Italy)


Eleonora Palmieri

Centro Studi Itard - Airone, Psychological and Pedagogical Victor Center (Italy)

Teachers’ Perspectives on Language Learning: The Results of the Online Consultation Regarding the New Romanian Curriculum PDF

Magdalena Balica

Institute for Educational Sciences (Romania)


Ligia Sarivan

Institute for Educational Sciences, Bucharest (Romania)

Teaching English communicatively using translation.

Maria Khan

National Research University Higher School of Economics, St.Petersburg (Russian Federation)

Teaching Greek as a Second or Foreign Language through Peermentoring at Second Chance School of Mytilene (Greece)

Michalis Aivaliotis

SCS of Mytilene (Greece)


Eleni Papadopoulou

SCS of Mytilene (Greece)

The Influence of Technology on Students’ Improvement as Future Doctors at Jazan University, Saudi Arabia

Altayeb Alhaj

Jazan University (Saudi Arabia)

The role, educational dimensions and the range of ludic learning forms at the crossroads of preschool and school cycles

Emilia Cîrceie

Babeș Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Vatra Dornei extension (Romania)

the use of ICT to improve higher education in Morocco PDF

Hayat Naciri

Sultan Moulay Slimane University (Morocco)

Word Frequency and Vocabulary Study of Reading Books Used Teaching Turkish as a Foreign Language

Murat Aydin

Amasya University (Turkey)


Fatma Acik

Gazi University (Turkey)

Recognition and validation of language skills
Title of Paper Name Institution
Foreign Language Proficiency & Certification amongst Youths in Malta – from Compulsory Schooling to Courses for Specific Purposes. PDF

Mario Pace

University of Malta (Malta)

NON-FOR-LESL: Non Formal Learning Can Prevent Early School Leaving

Giovanni Caruso

Pixel (Italy)

Skills for Successful LSP Learning: Creativity, Enthusiasm, Flexibility, Resourcefulness PDF

Marina Platonova

Riga Technical University (Latvia)


Larisa Ilinska

Riga Technical University (Latvia)


Tatjana Smirnova

Riga Technical University (Latvia)

The Language Competence of the CLIL Teacher PDF

Luisanna Paggiaro

lend- lingua e nuova didattica (Italy)

Studies in Second Language Acquisition
Title of Paper Name Institution
“Deciphering the Text” as a Metaphor for Understanding the Narrative of Novice Integration into the Education System

Yifat Oshrat-Fink

Onanim College (Israel)

Analysis of The Written Competence of Secondary Education Students in Bilingual and Non- Bilingual Programs

Ana Cristina Lahuerta

University of Oviedo (Spain)

H3 ACCELERATED LEARNING® (H3AL) for Languages

Silvia Toniato

H3AL (Italy)

How Difficult is it to be Native-like in Second Language Learning? PDF

Man Ki Theodora Lee

University of York (United Kingdom)

Mediation as a Tool of Teaching Foreign Languages PDF

Nataliya Belenkova

Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (Russian Federation)

Peculiarities of "Language of Primary Socialization" Using in the Practice of "Language Of Secondary Socialization" Teaching

Soldatova Lesia

Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University Ukraine (Ukraine)

Popularizing American Literature Using ICTs to Promote Motivation in English as a Second Language Classes

Mirian Nichida

Ensino Básico Técnico e Tecnológico - IFTO (Brazil)

Promoting Digital Literacy and active ageing for Senior Citizens

Athos Charalambides

Emphasys Centre (Greece)

Re-Enforcing Chinese Curriculum Design and an Effective Method of Teaching Chinese towards Non-Chinese Speakers PDF

April Zhang

MSL Master (Hong Kong)

The Learning Curve and South Korea: The Best Education? PDF

Chris Larsen

Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (Korea, Republic of)

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