Communicating and collaborating in online contexts can be quite different from face-to-face situations and requires students to acquire multiple literacies in addition to foreign language skills and intercultural communicative competence. This paper looks at how the development of multiliteracies can be included in the EFL classroom through the practice of telecollaboration, that is internet-mediated intercultural exchange. The integration of multiliteracies in the task design of the three stages of a telecollaboration project is illustrated through practical examples from an exchange which used English as a lingua franca
In recent years, we can witness a still growing interest in the method, sometimes called Telecollabo...
ABSTRACT: The present exploratory study examines the impact of a multicultural experience inside an...
Despite the persistence of traditional print-based curriculum in many contexts, the growing influenc...
The purpose of this chapter is to present a European project called Intercultural Telecollaboration:...
AbstractTo date, methods fostering intercultural collaboration among university students have become...
To date, methods fostering intercultural collaboration among university students have become a centr...
International audienceReviewing 20 years of telecollaborative research, O’Dowd (2015) shows how onli...
This chapter discusses an intercultural telecollaboration project led by the authors in the 2012/201...
To date, methods fostering intercultural collaboration among university students have become a centr...
Much of the research on Internet-mediated foreign language education to date has focused on how part...
This chapter presents a framework for integrating the multifarious goals of Telecollaboration 2.0, w...
Telecollaborating and communicating in online contexts using English as a Lingua Franca (ELF) requir...
The TILA project originated from the need to explore whether and how telecollaboration affects langu...
The TILA project originated from the need to explore whether and how telecollaboration affects langu...
It is a genuine pleasure to introduce this special issue of Language Learning & Technology on te...
In recent years, we can witness a still growing interest in the method, sometimes called Telecollabo...
ABSTRACT: The present exploratory study examines the impact of a multicultural experience inside an...
Despite the persistence of traditional print-based curriculum in many contexts, the growing influenc...
The purpose of this chapter is to present a European project called Intercultural Telecollaboration:...
AbstractTo date, methods fostering intercultural collaboration among university students have become...
To date, methods fostering intercultural collaboration among university students have become a centr...
International audienceReviewing 20 years of telecollaborative research, O’Dowd (2015) shows how onli...
This chapter discusses an intercultural telecollaboration project led by the authors in the 2012/201...
To date, methods fostering intercultural collaboration among university students have become a centr...
Much of the research on Internet-mediated foreign language education to date has focused on how part...
This chapter presents a framework for integrating the multifarious goals of Telecollaboration 2.0, w...
Telecollaborating and communicating in online contexts using English as a Lingua Franca (ELF) requir...
The TILA project originated from the need to explore whether and how telecollaboration affects langu...
The TILA project originated from the need to explore whether and how telecollaboration affects langu...
It is a genuine pleasure to introduce this special issue of Language Learning & Technology on te...
In recent years, we can witness a still growing interest in the method, sometimes called Telecollabo...
ABSTRACT: The present exploratory study examines the impact of a multicultural experience inside an...
Despite the persistence of traditional print-based curriculum in many contexts, the growing influenc...