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Conference registration now open and deadline for submissions ends soon: Telecollaboration, 2016, Trinity College, Dublin

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New Directions in Telecollaborative Research and Practice: The Second Conference on Telecollaboration in University Education 21-23 April 2016 The first conference on Telecollaboration in University Foreign Language Education (2014, León, Spain) brought together over 120 researchers and practitioners of telecollaboration / online intercultural exchange (OIE) initiatives at university level. The event led to the publication of two journal special editions […]

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Social media and online accounts for the Applied Linguistics and Communication group at Newcastle University

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The Applied Linguistic and Communication group at Newcastle University are active through a variety of online and social media accounts. They say that through these they provide news, updates and discussions related to their research activities and interests, mostly in the areas of Applied Linguistics, language learning, TESOL, Cross-/Inter-Cultural Communication, and Discourse and social interaction. They invite us to have a […]

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Call for participation – #hashtag: A Global Conference

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A novel conference  taking place from Friday 15th January – Sunday 17th January 2016, London, United Kingdom hashtag n. (on social media web sites and applications) a word or phrase preceded by a hash and used to identify messages relating to a specific topic; (also) the hash symbol itself, when used in this way. Hashtags originated on, and are chiefly associated […]

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Digital Humanities Conference

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I have always thought myself as a digitally literate person, but after attending the Digital Humanities Conference at the University of Manchester, I believe that I do not have adequate digital skills. The conference was absolutely an eye-opening experience for me to explore how digital humanities have advanced in recent years. Digital Humanities can be defined as multiple emerging domains […]

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