Innovation in Language Learning

Edition 17

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Blended Learning
Title of Abstract Name Institution
A Modern Pedagogy of Teaching English Online: Challenges and Opportunities

Monali Chatterjee

Nirma University (India)

Implementation of Educational Videos into Flipped Language

Tereza Havránková

University of West Bohemia (Italy)

Innovative Hybrid Responses to Emergency Remote Learning in Rural Indonesia

Wuri Prima Kusumastuti

State University of New York in Albany (United States)


Carla Meskill

State University of New York in Albany (United States)


Dongni Guo

State University of New York in Albany (United States)

Listening Comprehension in a Blended Learning Model: Burden or Enjoyment? A Case Study at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore

Estelle Bech

Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)


Jean-François Ghesquière

Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)


Hani Mustafa

Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)


Patricia Lorenz

Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)

Moving Ecological Perspective Theory into Practice: An Impact Assessment of Locally Produced English Teaching Videos on Students' Learning Outcomes

Olusiji Lasekan

Universidad Católica de Temuco (Chile)

No Gender Difference Exists in Academic Self-Efficacy Improvement for Higher Education Blended Foreign Language Learning Environment

Satoru Yokoyama

Saitama University (Japan)

Significance of a Hybrid Learning Model During the Covid-19 Pandemic at a Higher Education Institution (an Example of Practical Research)

Mirela Muller

University of Split (Croatia)

Teaching and Learning Languages under Covid-19

Lucia Taylor

Dixie State University (United States)

Towards a Didactic Proposal for Spanish Foreign Language Teaching at the Elementary Level in Lexington School District One (South Carolina)

Gina Lucia Paredes Acosta

University of Seville (Spain)

Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)
Title of Abstract Name Institution
"Measuring the COVID Experience: Metric vs Imperial", or Using an Action Research Model and CLIL Task-Based-Projects to Bring about Content and Language Improvements during the Lockdown. A Case Study

Francesca Ripamonti

University of Milan - Liceo Scientifico "G. Gandini" (Italy)

A Study of the Impact of Total Immersion and Total Instruction Strategies and the Attitude of Iraqi EFL Pupils towards Both

Bushra Saadoon Mohammed Alnoori

Baghdad University (Iraq)

Beating the Corona Virus in a CLIL Context: Can Voice-over Slides Replace the Teacher in the Class?

Roya Khoii

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

Can Humour-Integrated Materials Defeat the Covid-19 Depression of EFL Learners? A Critical Review of the CLIL Literature

Mohammad Mahmudul Haque

Brac University, Dhaka, Bangladesh (Bangladesh)

Creating Synergies in Higher Military Education: The Case of Implementing CLIL in Sweden

Stefan Lundqvist

Swedish Defence University (Sweden)


Diana Nilsson

Swedish Defence University (Sweden)

English Language Learners Negotiate the Pandemic through Digital Portfolio Sharing

David Rothman

Queensborough College: City University of New York (CUNY) (United States)

Lessons Learnt from Remote CLIL and Online Interaction during COVID-19 Emergency

Letizia Cinganotto

INDIRE (Italy)

The Impact of Using TED Talks on Learning and Practicing English Speaking Skills in Three Aspects: Accuracy, Fluency, and Comprehensibility

Ngan Nguyen Ha Thao

University of Foreign Languages - Hue University (Viet Nam)


Anh Tang Nu Viet Trung

University of Foreign Languages - Hue University (Viet Nam)

The Influence of Italian Loanwords on the Modern English Language Lexicon

Olsa Xhina

'Aleksander Moisiu’ University of Durres (Albania)

The Possibilities of a Common Uniform Understanding of CLIL within an Institution

Kerli Linnat

Estonian Academy of Security Sciences (Estonia)


Aida Hatšaturjan

Estonian Academy of Security Sciences (Estonia)

Curriculum Development
Title of Abstract Name Institution
An Indigenous Educational Curriculum as the Panacea for African Development: The Nigeria Case Study

Oluwafemi Olatunji Oni

Lagos City Polytechnic (Nigeria)

BICS & CALP in the New Curriculum for Greek as L2: Suggestions and Reflections

Maria Iakovou

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Greece)


Thomais Rousoulioti

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece)

Bridging the Gap in Students’ Writing Abilities in Higher Education

Laura Taylor

University of Toronto Mississauga (Canada)

Curriculum Development in Algeria from Algerailization to Competency-Based Approach; Voices from EFL Middle School Teachers

Meriem Abid

University of the West of Scotland, Education and Social Sciences School (United Kingdom)

English Language MOOC to Improve Speaking Skills: A Needs Assessment Study

Neslihan Köse

Bartın University (Turkey)


İlknur Civan

Eşkişehir Anadolu University (Turkey)


Betül Çimenli

Bartın University (Turkey)


Safiye İpek Kuru Gönen

Anadolu University (Turkey)


Burcu Şentürk

Bartın University (Turkey)


Murat Köroglu

Bartın University (Turkey)


Edmundo Tovar

Universidad Politecnica De Madrid (Spain)

Future Perspectives in European Cooperation for the Promotion of Language Learning

Elisabetta Delle Donne

Pixel (Italy)

Language Education in Times of Pandemic: Lessons to Learn

M. Elena Gómez Parra

University of Córdoba (Spain)

Online EFL Classes in Private Educational Institute amid COVID-19

Ruolin Li

Northeast Normal University (China)

The Level of Reading Comprehension of Grade 8 Students at Holy Spirit National High School-Annex for the Development of Strategic Instructional Materials

Flor Abel M. Vilog

Holy Spirit National High School - Annex Schools Division Office (Philippines)

The National Language Question and the Problems and Prospects of Teaching and Learning the Second Nigerian language (SNL) / (NL2)

Obioma Bibian Enwere

College of Education Akwanga Nasarawa State (Nigeria)


Cecilia Abashi

College of Education Akwanga Nasarawa State (Nigeria)

Writing Transition: A Corpus-Supported Study of the Freshmen’s Written Argumentation Competence Building

Dumitru Tucan

West University of Timisoara (Romania)


Ana-Maria Pop

West University of Timisoara (Romania)


Loredana Bercuci

West University of Timisoara (Romania)


Madalina Chitez

West University of Timisoara (Romania)

E-Learning
Title of Abstract Name Institution
E-Learning and Student Engagement in a Teacher Training Course

Sviatlana Karpava

University of Cyprus (Cyprus)

Elements for Successful Online Language Learning

Kirsi Korkealehto

Häme University of Applied Sciences (Finland)


Maarit Ohinen-Salvén

Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences (Finland)

From Face-to-Face to Virtual Sessions during Lockdown

Ana G. Torres H.

Universidad Veracruzana (Mexico)


José Banda Gómez

Universidad Veracruzana (Mexico)


M. Cristina Torres H.

Secretaría de Salud Veracruz (Mexico)

Learning Spoken English through Video Clips on TikTok: An Examination of Undergraduates’ Perceptions

Ruolin Li

Northeast Normal University (China)

Navigating Language Learning through WhatsApp during the Lockdown; Experience from Cameroon

Abigail Ekangouo Awanga

Government School Nkolnda (Cameroon)

Shifting Online Curriculum to Incorporate Integrative and Applied Methodologies

Melissa Caspary

Georgia Gwinnett College (United States)


Diane Boothe

Boise State University (United States)

Students Perceptions of Tool-Based Approach in Higher Education: A Case Study during Covid-19

Anjum Afrooze

Lords Institute of Engineering and Technology (India)


Maria Zaheer

Self employed (Saudi Arabia)

The Recognition of “Soft Skills” through the European Open Badges Platform Project

Anca Colibaba

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


Irina Gheorghiu

Albertt-Ludwigs University Freiburg (Germany)


Anais Colibaba

Trinity College Dublin (Ireland)


Carmen Antonita

Scoala Primara EuroEd Iasi (Romania)


Ramona Cirsmari

Scoala Primara EuroEd Iasi (Romania)


Anca Constantin

Scoala Primara EuroEd Iasi (Romania)

UniTandem - Nationwide Online Tandem Learning Network for Students in Finnish Universities within KiVAKO Project

Tarmo Ahvenainen

South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (Finland)

Enhancing Students’ Motivation
Title of Abstract Name Institution
A Multilingual Language Platform that Redefines the Boundary between Learners and Teachers

Iglika Nikolova-Stoupak

Staffordshire University (Bulgaria)

An Interdisciplinary Approach to Language Learning through Community Engagement

Donna Chambers

Penn State Berks (United States)

Analysis of Learners’ Perception of Learning Diaries in Hybrid EFL instruction: Do Individual Learner Variables Make a Difference?

Andreja Kovačić

University of Zagreb (Croatia)


Goran Bubaš

University of Zagreb (Croatia)

Designing and Implementing a Virtual Reality Application for Language Learning

Dursun Akaslan

Harran University (Turkey)

Designing for Connection in the Age of Covid-19: Online Students’ Perceptions of the Impact of their Composing Practices

Patricia Webb

Arizona State University (United States)

Enhancing FFL Students’ Motivation Learning the Subjunctive in an Academic Context through Awareness-Raising

Silvia Adler

Bar-Ilan University (Israel)


Isabelle Dotan

Bar-Ilan University (Israel)

Innovative Technologies for Language Learners

Kelly M. Torres

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (United States)

Language Counselling and Learner Advising In and Out of the Classroom

Luisa Panichi

University of Pisa - LP’s Online Language Coaching and Consulting (Italy)

Language Courses in the Time of Corona. Or Learning Romanian through Music and Songs

Anamaria Radu

Regensburg University (Germany)

Learning English with We Are the Champions by Queen Lesson Plan

Salvatore Luberto

Università della Calabria (Italy)

Learning Languages behind the Screens: Motivation and Formative Assessment

Elena Martí Alonso

American School of Valencia (Spain)

Learning Online in Lockdown. Russian Students’ Opinion

Nataliya Belenkova

RUDN University (Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia) (Russian Federation)

Memory Processes and Significant Learning

María del Prado Camacho Alarcón

Official Languages School - Castilla La Mancha University (Spain)

Peculiarities of Group-Work Activities in the Classroom

Susanna Asatryan

Yerevan Brusov State University of Languages and Social Sciences (Armenia)

The Impact of the Cooperative Learning of Idioms on EFL Learners’ Fluency

Assia Baghdadi

Department of English. M'sila University (Algeria)

The Motivation as a Way of Students' Involvement in the Distance Learning of Foreign Languages

Olga Khaleeva

Pushkin State Russian Language Institute (Russian Federation)


Alena Kuvaeva

Pushkin State Russian Language Institute (Russian Federation)


Irina Leshutina

Pushkin State Russian Language Institute (Russian Federation)


Yulia Naumenko

Pushkin State Russian Language Institute (Russian Federation)


Liliia Vokhmina

Pushkin State Russian Language Institute (Russian Federation)

To Be or not to Be Motivated? How to Fight Boredom in Online ESP Classes

Roxana-Maria Nistor Gâz

Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai (Romania)

Using Self-Directed Learning and E-Learning to Support Students in Reaching their Individual Learning Goals. Language Teaching in Times of Covid-19? Challenge Accepted

Anches Holzweber

University of Applied Sciences Burgenland (Austria)

Formative Assessment
Title of Abstract Name Institution
Achieving Student Engagement in Learning: Utilizing a Web-Based Application for Visualizing Formative Assessment

Yasushige Ishikawa

Kyoto University of Foreign Studies (Japan)


Yasushi Tsubota

Kyoto Institute of Technology (Japan)


Shigeo Fujiwara

Uchida Yoko Co., Ltd. (Japan)


Ayako Suto

Uchida Yoko Co., Ltd. (Japan)


Koichi Nishiyama

Infinitec Co., Ltd. (Japan)

Learners’ Perspectives towards Peer Assessment in Academic Writing: Chance and Challenge

Tri Minh Nguyen

Nguyen Tat Thanh University (Viet Nam)

ICT for Language Learning
Title of Abstract Name Institution
‘Teaching’ Digital Literacy and the Future of Self-Directed Learning

Stefanie Herades

MCI Management Center Innsbruck (Austria)

Beyond Conventional Digital Approaches in the Humanities: Corpus Linguistics for Language Related University Disciplines

Madalina Chitez

West University of Timisoara (Romania)


Roxana Rogobete

West University of Timisoara, Romania (Romania)

COVID-19 and Language Teaching: From Blended to Remote in a Week

Nebojša Radić

University of Cambridge (United Kingdom)

Evaluating Deviant Art as an Educational Tool for Collaborative Learning

Maria Christoforou

Cyprus University of Technology (Cyprus)

Exploring EFL Students’ Attitudes toward Internet-Based Courses in Comparison to On-Site Courses

Nahid Zarei

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

Mobile Assisted Language Learning (MALL): Trends from 2010 to 2020 Using Text Analysis Techniques

Panagiotis Arvanitis

Aristotle University f Thessaloniki (Greece)


Pinelopi Krystalli

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece)

Multiplier Event (Digital Competences for Language Teachers)

Antonio Giordano

University of Bari (Italy)

Reflection of Distance Language Teaching Experience during the Quarantine

Varvara Golovatina

University of West Bohemia (Czech Republic)


Polina Golovátina-Mora

Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (Colombia)

Reinvigorating Language and Literacy Development through Blogging and Vlogging

T.J. Ó Ceallaigh

Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick (Ireland)


Neasa Ní Chuaig

Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick (Ireland)

Round Table Session: Teaching and Learning Languages in Times of Covid-19

Mario Pace

University of Malta (Malta)


Andrea Baldini

Pixel (Italy)

Specific Features of Digital Learning in New Zealand

Anna Bekeeva

RUDN University (Russian Federation)


Elena A. Notina

RUDN University (Russian Federation)

Teacher Role Beliefs in a Hybrid and Fully Online EFL Setting: A Learner Perspective

Andreja Kovačić

University of Zagreb (Croatia)

The Model of Continuous Training of Teachers as a Basis for an Effective Integration of Information and Communication Technologies in Education in Morocco

Hajar Lmortaji

Mohammed V University of Rabat (Morocco)

Using Artificial Intelligence in Learning English as a Foreign Language: An Examination of IELTS LIULISHUO as an Online Platform

Ruolin Li

Northeast Normal University (China)

Visual Technology in French Language Courses

Irina Armianu

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (United States)

Language for Specific Purposes
Title of Abstract Name Institution
A Multimodal Database with Specialised Terms. A Case in Point: English for Psychology

Alexandra Cotoc

Babeș-Bolyai University (Romania)

Conventional Education vs. Remote Education - "Just Put it Online?" A Report from Japan

Niculina Nae

Nagoya University of Commerce and Business (Japan)

Development of Hard and Soft Skills in an ESP Course in International Relations

Alexey A. Tymbay

MGIMO University, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (Russian Federation)

Development of Learners’ Soft Skills in ESP Instruction

Naira Poghosyan

National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia, Chair of Languages (Armenia)

Functions of Literature in Teaching English for Specific Purposes

Dietmar Tatzl

FH Joanneum University of Applied Sciences (Austria)

The Introduction of Grammime: A Novel Approach in Teaching the English Sentence Pattern

Ace Navea Bombaes

University of Perpetual Help System (Philippines)

The Use of Podcasts in ESP Teaching: A Tool to Enhance Algerian Students’ Communication

Nassima Kaid

Djillali Liabes University (Algeria)

Language Teaching for Social Inclusion
Title of Abstract Name Institution
Culture of Proximity - Designing a Script as Post-Colonial Linguistic Discourse

Mudita Pasari

The Design VIllage (India)

Former and in-Service English Teachers Working Together to Cope with Social Justices and Peace through Teaching and Learning English

Deyssi Acosta Rubiano

University of Tolima (Colombia)

Media and Communication
Title of Abstract Name Institution
Communicative Language Teaching Assisted by AI but between Real People

Will Jordan-Cooley

Columbia University Teachers College (Spain)


Selen Turkay

Queensland University of Technology (Australia)

Primary Education
Title of Abstract Name Institution
Spoken Vocabulary Used by Elementary ESL/EFL Learners

Ai-Ling Kan

UW-MADISON (United States)

Project-Based Learning
Title of Abstract Name Institution
JASM: Active Pedagogy for Foreign Language Learning in Higher Education

Ana Maria Costa

School of Education, CI&DEI, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)


Cristina Amaro Costa

Agrarian School, CI&DEI, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)


Emília Coutinho

Health School, CI&DEI, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)


Isabel Oliveira

Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)


José Pereira

School of Education, CI&DEI, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)


Patricia Lopez Garcia

Autonomous University of Barcelona, Eurola (Portugal)


Paula Roush

London South Bank University (United Kingdom)


Romain Gillain

Polytechnic Institute of Leiria (Portugal)


Susana Amante

School of Technology and Management, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)


Susana Fidalgo

School of Education, CI&DEI, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)


Susana Relvas

School of Technology and Management, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)


Véronique Delplancq

School of Education, CI&DEI, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal)

Teachers’ Professional Development
Title of Abstract Name Institution
“Field Placement” - A Tool for Reflection in Language Teacher Training

Mario Pace

University of Malta (Malta)

A Transformative Learning Approach: Supporting Reflections in Foreign Language Curriculum

Christine M. Ristaino

Emory University (United States)


Hong Li

Emory University (United States)

Cultural and Lingual Responsible Pedagogy as a Part of Teachers’ Professional Competence in Vocational School

Kirsi Korkealehto

Häme University of Applied Sciences (Finland)

Increasing Speaking in L2

Angela Benedetti

St Michael’s College (Australia)

Meaning in Reading: Could Romania’s PISA 2018 Results Become a Wake-Up Call to Innovate Practices?

Ligia Sarivan

Center for Policy and Evaluation in Education (Romania)


Cornelia Novak

Center for Policy and Evaluation in Education (Romania)


Angelica Mihăilescu

Center for Policy and Evaluation in Education (Romania)


Carmen Pleșa

Tudor Vianu National College, Bucharest (Romania)

Methods of “Reading-to-Speaking” Skills: DARTS vs Russian Training Models

Ekaterina Budnik

Pushkin State Russian Language Institute (Russian Federation)


Elizaveta Novoselova

Pushkin State Russian Language Institute (Russian Federation)

On the Usefulness of Encyclopedic Learner’s Dictionary

Anna Stachurska

University of Technology and Humanities (Poland)

Quality in Early Childhood Education: PETaL EMJMD

M. Elena Gómez Parra

University of Córdoba (Spain)

Teaching with Edmodo and the SAMR Model in Mind

Aziz Soubai

Tighmert High School (Morocco)

The Effect of Context in Creating Vocabulary in English

Bushra Ni’ma Rashid

College of Education, Ibn Rushd for Human Sciences - The University of Baghdad (Iraq)

Translation
Title of Abstract Name Institution
Fan Translation: Potential Pedagogical Implications for Translation Trainees in the Digital Space

Jasmina Đorđević

University of Niš, Faculty of Philosophy, Centre for Foreign Languages (Serbia)

Linguistic Sexism in the English Language Classroom

Mariami Akopian Akopian

International Black Sea University (Georgia)

Quality in Human and Machine Translation

Nicolás Montalbán

Centro Universitario de la Defensa - Academia General del Aire, San Javier (Spain)


Juan Manuel Dato

Instituto de Estudios Superiores Carlos III, Cartagena (Spain)

Scientific Communication and Translation as a Space of Pragmatic, Cognitive and Communicative Overlap

Irina A. Bykova

RUDN University (Russian Federation)


Elena A. Notina

RUDN University (Russia, Moscow) (Russian Federation)


Nebojša Radić

University of Cambridge (United Kingdom)

Teaching Translation of Italian Lyric Texts to Opera Singers: Analysis of Tools

Katerina Stroblova

University of West Bohemia -Pilsen (Czech Republic)

Сommunicative Space of Translation through the Prism of Translatorʼs Linguo-Mental Personality

Elena A. Notina

RUDN University (Russia, Moscow) (Russian Federation)


Irina A. Bykova

RUDN University (Russian Federation)


Nebojša Radić

University of Cambridge (United Kingdom)

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