The first module of the online Master of Arts (MA) in Translation at the Open University, Introduction to Translation Theory and Practice, includes a language development strand which encourages students to diagnose their own language development needs and introduces them to tools, resources, strategies, and learning communities that will enable them to independently develop their language skills in both their L1 and their L2, and to consider language development as part of their ongoing professional development as translators, mirroring the practice of many professionals. This chapter consider the extent to which the language development activities and practices can be considered ‘open’
Massive open online courses (MOOCs) are a fairly recent development in online education. Language M...
This publication showcases some of the ways in which practitioners in different settings are engagin...
Open Research practices are relevant to all stages of research, from conceptualisation through to di...
Our previous edited volume, Case studies of openness in the language classroom (Beaven, Comas-Quinn,...
This project aimed to explore how online open communities and resources could be used for language l...
The Open Language Programme (OLP) offered in the Department of Humanities, Arts and Languages at Lon...
One of the main barriers to the reuse of Open Educational Resources (OER) is language (OLnet, 2009)....
This paper reviews three attempts to incorporate technology-enabled online volunteer translation com...
In the context of distance language learning, speaking is frequently perceived as the most challengi...
The following case studies summarise the development and findings of two projects that have sought t...
In 2009 the Department of Languages at The Open University, UK, developed LORO (http://loro.open.ac....
Working within the principles of open pedagogy (Wiley, 2013), educators can present learners with va...
This paper presents the OpenLang Network platform, an open and collaborative online environment for ...
The development of autonomous learners is an important goal for language teaching programmes. Howeve...
The Open Educational Resources (OER) movement is overgrowing over the last 15 years, as many institu...
Massive open online courses (MOOCs) are a fairly recent development in online education. Language M...
This publication showcases some of the ways in which practitioners in different settings are engagin...
Open Research practices are relevant to all stages of research, from conceptualisation through to di...
Our previous edited volume, Case studies of openness in the language classroom (Beaven, Comas-Quinn,...
This project aimed to explore how online open communities and resources could be used for language l...
The Open Language Programme (OLP) offered in the Department of Humanities, Arts and Languages at Lon...
One of the main barriers to the reuse of Open Educational Resources (OER) is language (OLnet, 2009)....
This paper reviews three attempts to incorporate technology-enabled online volunteer translation com...
In the context of distance language learning, speaking is frequently perceived as the most challengi...
The following case studies summarise the development and findings of two projects that have sought t...
In 2009 the Department of Languages at The Open University, UK, developed LORO (http://loro.open.ac....
Working within the principles of open pedagogy (Wiley, 2013), educators can present learners with va...
This paper presents the OpenLang Network platform, an open and collaborative online environment for ...
The development of autonomous learners is an important goal for language teaching programmes. Howeve...
The Open Educational Resources (OER) movement is overgrowing over the last 15 years, as many institu...
Massive open online courses (MOOCs) are a fairly recent development in online education. Language M...
This publication showcases some of the ways in which practitioners in different settings are engagin...
Open Research practices are relevant to all stages of research, from conceptualisation through to di...