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On the Cutting Edge:
Graduate Student Panel
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On the Cutting Edge: Graduate Student Panel
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
9:00-10:20 am
ExhibitionHall, Booth 540
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recording: https://youtu.be/20U7iyuN1Js
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| Emeline Beck, University of Wisconsin - Madison, USA |
Elementary Students Create Bilingual Digital Stories |
Recent trends in literature point to the importance of allowing language learners to use all their resources for meaning-making as they learn. In this presentation, I share my research and findings about how technology and a pedagogy of translanguaging supported the language and content learning of bilingual elementary students. |
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| Carrie Bach, University of Hawaii - Manoa, USA |
Action Research of Facebook and Canva for Extensive Reading |
This presentation reports on an action research study integrating Facebook and Canva in Extensive Reading. While Facebook alone did not increase students' interest in reading, creating book reviews on Canva then posting the creations on Facebook helped create a reading community that increased students' desire to read in English. |
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| Seyed Abdollah Shahrokni, Washington State University, USA |
Second Language Socialization in a Massively Multi-player Online Game |
This doctoral dissertation explores how non-native English speakers in an MMOG community acquire membership, legitimacy, and communicative competence in an MMOG, forming the identity of a competent member of their community. |
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Presenter Biographies
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| Emeline Beck, University of Wisconsin - Madison, USA (ejbeck@madison.k12.wi.us) |
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| Carrie Bach, University of Hawaii - Manoa, USA (carriekb@hawaii.edu) |
Carrie Bach is a doctoral student in the Second Language Studies department at the University of Hawaii and taught for two years at the Hawaii English Language Program. Her current research interests include task-based language teaching, and technology-mediated learning (CALL/MALL). |
| Seyed Abdollah Shahrokni, Washington State University, USA (s.shahrokni@wsu.edu) |
Seyed Abdollah Shahrokni is a PhD candidate in the Language, Literacy, and Technology Education program at Washington State University, Pullman. He is interested in the process of second language socialization (SLS) in virtual words (VWs). |
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