CALL SIG

Computer Assisted Language Learning Special Interest Group

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CALL SIG Events in 2001

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2008 [2]; 2007 [2]; 2006 [2]; 2005 [3]; 2004 [4]; 2003 [2]; 2002 [3]; 2001;

Saturday, May 26th, 2001

JALTCALL2001 Conference - The Changing Face of CALL: Emerging Technologies, Emerging Pedagogies (day 1 of 2)

Speaker: Over 85 presentations during the two day conference
Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Sat., May 26th, 2001)
Fee (JALT members): 3,500 (1 day), 6,000 (2 days)
Fee (One-Day members): 4,000 (1 day), 7,000 (2 days)
Prefecture: Gunma
City: Ohta
Venue: Kanto Gakuen University, 200 Fujiagu, Ohta-shi, Gunma Prefecture
Description: Day one of two of the CALL SIG's 6th annual conference. (The CALL SIG is the Computer-Assisted Language Learning Special Interest Group of JALT.) With the advent of the Internet, recent emergence of new technologies, andthe widespread availability of computers in education, many teachers arequestioning how CALL can be integrated into their everyday teaching. As webegin the 21st century, how can we balance the many tools available forlanguage learning with pedagogies based on solid research and sound theory?JC2001 aims to tackle this question and explore its implications for ourfuture. Pre-registration deadline is May 20, 2001. See the web site for full details

Sunday, May 27th, 2001

JALTCALL2001 Conference - The Changing Face of CALL: Emerging Technologies, Emerging Pedagogies (day 2 of 2)

Speaker: Over 85 presentations during the two day conference
Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Sun., May 27th, 2001)
Fee (JALT members): 3,500 (1 day), 6,000 (2 days)
Fee (One-Day members): 4,000 (1 day), 7,000 (2 days)
Prefecture: Gunma
City: Ohta
Venue: Kanto Gakuen University, 200 Fujiagu, Ohta-shi, Gunma Prefecture
Description: The second and last day of the CALL SIG's 6th annual conference. (The CALL SIG is the Computer-Assisted Language Learning Special Interest Group of JALT.) With the advent of the Internet, recent emergence of new technologies, andthe widespread availability of computers in education, many teachers arequestioning how CALL can be integrated into their everyday teaching. As webegin the 21st century, how can we balance the many tools available forlanguage learning with pedagogies based on solid research and sound theory?JC2001 aims to tackle this question and explore its implications for ourfuture.Pre-registration deadline is May 20, 2001. See the web site for full details.

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