Conference on Telecollaboration: Trinity College Dublin, 21-23 April 2016

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Conference on Telecollaboration: Trinity College Dublin, 21-23 April 2016 The second conference on telecollaboration to be held in Trinity College Dublin, Ireland from 21 to 23 April 2016.

the first conference on Telecollaboration in University FL Education was held in 2013, as an outcome of the INTENT project, funded by LLP of the European Comission. The event brought together over 120 researchers and practitioners from the field. Building on the great success of this event, the INTENT team is happy to announce the second in a planned biennial conference series.

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The outline programme for Telecollaboration 2016 is now available online at:

http://www.tcd.ie/slscs/telecollaboration2016/160324OutlineProgramme.pdf

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Don't forget - early-bird registration deadline fast approaching - 15 February!

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We're delighted to announce the title and abstract of Andreas Müller-Hartmann's keynote talk at Telecollaboration 2016 next April - see below, and the link from

http://www.tcd.ie/slscs/telecollaboration2016/plenary.php

Don't forget, the final deadline for abstract submissions is now next Monday, 14 December!

School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences

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Deadine extension!

We've received a great response to our call for abstracts. In response to demand, we're extending the deadline to Monday 14 December.

If you've already submitted an abstract, we'll have a decision out within two weeks.

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Looking forward to Professor David Little's keynote, which will be entitled "Learner autonomy and telecollaborative language learning". Abstract:

The most successful language learning programmes are those in which, from the beginning, learners' agency is channelled through the target language; those in which, individually and collaboratively, learners use the target language to plan, execute, monitor and evaluate their own learning. The first part of my talk will elaborate on this claim, describing some of the pedagogical procedures that can be used to create and sustain an autonomous learning environment, and offering supportive evidence from classroom practice. The second part will explore some of the challenges that this approach poses for the organization of telecollaborative language learning. And the conclusion will briefly consider the implications of my argument for second language acquisition research.

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