This chapter presents a framework for integrating the multifarious goals of Telecollaboration 2.0, which combines the learning objectives for foreign language learning and new online literacies. It covers three dimensions: the operational, cultural and critical, with particular emphasis on the lattergiven the increasing importance of critical awareness of the social, economic and political dimensions of technology design, use and regulation for individuals and communities. After describing the framework, the authors discuss how task-based language learning, the methodological approach which has characterised telecollaboration, can be integrated with a Pedagogy of Multiliteracies in order to design effective tasks. This discussion is illustr...
In recent years, we can witness a still growing interest in the method, sometimes called Telecollabo...
Telecollaboration brings together learners in different parts of the world for collaborative languag...
International audienceReviewing 20 years of telecollaborative research, O’Dowd (2015) shows how onli...
This volume brings together selected papers by international experts on computer-mediated communicat...
This article focuses on the ways of researching the process of designing, developing, and using tele...
In today's globalized world, learning languages and developing intercultural skills are of paramount...
This article focuses on telecollaboration task design for the development of linguistic, literary, i...
In this article, we propose a framework of skills for telecollaboration in a plurilingual environmen...
This article attempts to analyse to what extent a distance collaboration project between two groups ...
Telecollaboration is a learning scenario in which groups of foreign language learners communicate wi...
The TILA project originated from the need to explore whether and how telecollaboration affects langu...
This thesis project embarked on a journey with the beliefs that online communication environments wo...
The TILA project originated from the need to explore whether and how telecollaboration affects langu...
Communicating and collaborating in online contexts can be quite different from face-to-face situatio...
In language learning contexts, telecollaboration is understood to be internet-based intercultural ex...
In recent years, we can witness a still growing interest in the method, sometimes called Telecollabo...
Telecollaboration brings together learners in different parts of the world for collaborative languag...
International audienceReviewing 20 years of telecollaborative research, O’Dowd (2015) shows how onli...
This volume brings together selected papers by international experts on computer-mediated communicat...
This article focuses on the ways of researching the process of designing, developing, and using tele...
In today's globalized world, learning languages and developing intercultural skills are of paramount...
This article focuses on telecollaboration task design for the development of linguistic, literary, i...
In this article, we propose a framework of skills for telecollaboration in a plurilingual environmen...
This article attempts to analyse to what extent a distance collaboration project between two groups ...
Telecollaboration is a learning scenario in which groups of foreign language learners communicate wi...
The TILA project originated from the need to explore whether and how telecollaboration affects langu...
This thesis project embarked on a journey with the beliefs that online communication environments wo...
The TILA project originated from the need to explore whether and how telecollaboration affects langu...
Communicating and collaborating in online contexts can be quite different from face-to-face situatio...
In language learning contexts, telecollaboration is understood to be internet-based intercultural ex...
In recent years, we can witness a still growing interest in the method, sometimes called Telecollabo...
Telecollaboration brings together learners in different parts of the world for collaborative languag...
International audienceReviewing 20 years of telecollaborative research, O’Dowd (2015) shows how onli...