UID:
almafu_9958998898102883
Format:
1 online resource
ISBN:
9781788921497
Series Statement:
Bilingual Education & Bilingualism
Content:
Recent developments in education, such as the increasing linguistic diversity in school populations and the digital revolution which has led to new ways of being, learning and socialising, have brought about fresh challenges and opportunities. In response, this book shows how technology enriches multilingual language learning, as well as how multilingual practices enrich computer assisted language learning (CALL) by bringing together two, thus far distinct, fields of research: CALL and multilingual approaches to language learning. The collection includes contributions from researchers and practitioners from three continents to illustrate how native languages, previously studied languages, heritage languages or dialects are activated through technology in formal and informal learning situations. The studies in this book showcase multilingual language use in chat rooms, computer games, digital stories, ebook apps, online texts and telecollaboration/virtual exchange via interactive whiteboards. This volume will be of interest to researchers interested in language learning and teaching and to practitioners looking for support in seizing the opportunities presented by the multilingual, digital classroom.
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Frontmatter --
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Contents --
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Contributors --
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Multilingual CALL: Introduction /
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Part 1: Multiliteracies and MCALL --
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1. The Multiple Languages of Digital Communication /
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2. Learnscaping: Creating Next-Gen Learning Environments for Pluriliteracies Growth /
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Part 2: Multilingual Texts --
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3. 'I like the character, weil er so richtig funny ist': Reading Story Apps in the Primary EFL Classroom /
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4. Awareness of Multilingual Resources: EFL Primary Students' Receptive Code-Switching during Collaborative Reading --
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5. This is How I Say It! Discourse with Tablets among Multilingual Learners /
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6. Über die Grenzen des einsprachigen Habitus: Application of Computer Assisted Language Learning through Home Language Content in Secondary Level Classrooms /
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7. Playful Plurilingualism? Exploring Language(s) with the Multilingual Serious Game MElang-E /
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Part 3: Intercomprehension and CALL --
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8. (A) CALL for Slavic Intercomprehension: The Promotion of Minority Languages in the Modern Foreign Language Classroom /
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9. When Non-Romance Languages Break the Linguistic Contract in Romance Languages Chat Rooms: Theoretical Consequences for Studies on Intercomprehension /
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Part 4: Multilingual Online Exchange and Telecollaboration --
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10. Developing Plurilingual Competence in the EFL Primary Classroom through Telecollaboration /
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11. Advanced Language Learners as Autonomous Language Users on Facebook /
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Part 5: MCALL and Professional Development of Teachers --
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12. Multilingual Digital Translanguaging and Storying with New Zealand Pasifi ka Learners /
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Learning in Multilingually and Digitally Mediated Spaces: The MCALL Approach /
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Index
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In English.
Language:
English
DOI:
10.21832/9781788921497
URL:
https://doi.org/10.21832/9781788921497
URL:
https://doi.org/10.21832/9781788921497
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