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On the Cutting Edge - Graduate Student Panels 13th
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On the Cutting Edge: Graduate Student Panels
11:00am - 12:15pm EDT
Wednesday, March 13
Technology Showcase, Expo Hall - Booth 1111
Live broadcast link: http://tinyurl.com/call-is-youtube
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Are you interested in what is on the cutting edge of technology in language teaching and learning? These graduate student research presentations provide graduate students with the opportunity to showcase their research.
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Vi Ly, Vancouver Island University, Viet Nam |
Cloud Computing in School: Teachers’ Feelings of Comfort Integrating Google Suite for Education |
Cloud-computing is believed as a significant type of education technology which powerfully enhances collaboration in learning and teaching. In this presentation, I will share my research about how the secondary public-school teachers confront the mass integration of cloud computing services (Google Suite for Education in particular) in school settings. |
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Marta Halaczkiewicz, Utah State University, USA |
Domesticating Pokémon: A Study of One Classroom Application of Using Mobile Video Games with English Language Learners |
This study explored how playing a video game, Pokémon Go, can help motivate ESL students to engage in online writing spaces. I present results from a study conducted in an academic ESL course and offer suggestions for practical application of games in language classroom instruction. |
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Sharin Jacob, University of California, Irvine, USA |
Examining the implementation of a computational thinking curriculum for dual language learners |
Computational thinking (CT) is an essential skill for full participation in today’s society. Yet there has been little discussion about the teaching of CT to language learners. In this talk, I explore how an elementary CT curriculum supports multilingual students’ development of CT, literacy, and positive attitudes towards computer science. |
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| Marta Halaczkiewicz marta.hala@usu.edu |
Marta is Senior Lecturer in the Intensive English Language Institute at Utah State University. She is pursuing a doctorate degree in Instructional Technology and Learning Sciences. Her research interests include gamified and technology-assisted learning, informal learning spaces, and writing pedagogy for second language teaching.
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