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Cases on Audio-Visual Media in Language Education [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 419 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 13-Jul-2017
  • Kirjastus: IGI Global
  • ISBN-10: 1522527249
  • ISBN-13: 9781522527244
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Hardback, 419 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 13-Jul-2017
  • Kirjastus: IGI Global
  • ISBN-10: 1522527249
  • ISBN-13: 9781522527244
Teised raamatud teemal:
"This book shares good practices in the field of using audio-visual media and inspire more teachers and learners take full advantage of technology and enable effective learning both inside and beyond the classrooms. Building on theory and research, it offers practical ideas and methodologies so that the readers could easily borrow and apply in their own contexts"--

Presenting case studies from around the world, this work addresses the use of audio-visual technology in language learning in higher education. Material is presented in sections on using audiovisual media in teaching and assessment, students as producers in language learning, developing intercultural competence in a digital world, and new trends in online language exchange and collaboration. Some specific topics including using film clips and news reports in language courses, student-led video production, using YouTube and WeChat to promote intercultural competence, learning English with texting on social media, and international online collaborative learning. Annotation ©2017 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
Preface xvi
Acknowledgment xxiv
Section 1 Using Audiovisual Media in Teaching and Assessment
Chapter 1 Use of Videos in Teaching and Learning: Creating Language Video Resources for British Sign Language (BSL)
1(21)
Amanda Elizabeth Smith
Dai O'Brien
Chapter 2 Open Up the Classroom: The Use of Film Excerpts and Video Clips in Lower Levels Language Courses
22(25)
Helene M. Andrawiss-Dlamini
Donata Puntil
Chapter 3 Using News Reports in Language Education
47(22)
Matthew Michael Foley-Ryan
Chapter 4 Multimodal Listening Through Movie Trailers: Towards a Framework for Classroom Implementation
69(24)
Jelena Bobkina
Elena Dominguez Romero
Chapter 5 Using Screen Capture Feedback to Establish Social Presence and Increase Student Engagement: A Genuine Innovation in Feedback
93(25)
Russell Stannard
Steve Mann
Section 2 Students as Producers in Language Learning
Chapter 6 "Current Affairs in Mandarin": A Student-Led TV Talk Show at LSE
118(37)
Catherine Hua Xiang
Darren Moon
Chapter 7 The Benefits of Student-Led Video Production in the Language for Business Classroom
155(39)
Claudia Gremler
Elisabeth Wielander
Chapter 8 Short Video Production for Language Learning and Assessment
194(25)
Fang Pan
Section 3 Developing Intercultural Competence in a Digital World
Chapter 9 Using YouTube and WeChat to Promote Communicative and Intercultural Competence in Japanese and Mandarin
219(21)
Beverly-Anne Carter
Min He
Tsubura Kawasaki
Chapter 10 Learning English With Texting on Social Media: The Case of Taiwanese ESL Students in the U.S.
240(21)
Hong-Chi Shiau
Catherine Hua Xiang
Chapter 11 Exploring Intercultural Communication Through the Act of Translation in Subtitling
261(22)
Duo Luan
Section 4 New Trends in Online Language Exchange and Collaboration
Chapter 12 Integration of Videoconferencing in ESP and EAP Courses Focus on Community of Practice Interaction
283(21)
Hana Katrnakova
Chapter 13 Developing Intercultural Competence and Language Skills Through International Online Collaborative Learning
304(24)
Rieko Saito
Masako Hayakawa Thor
Hiroko Inose
Chapter 14 Video Summaries of Academic Texts
328(22)
Libor Stepanek
Constanza Guillermina Arriaga
Chapter 15 Life-Long Language Learning Strategies for a Brave New Digital World: Collaborative Design and Delivery of an Online Module
350(28)
Marion Sadoux
Compilation of References 378(32)
About the Contributors 410(6)
Index 416
Catherine Hua Xiang works in the Language Centre at the London School of Economics. Her major research interest is in the field of applied linguistics, cross-cultural communication and pragmatics. Her PhD research looks into speech acts; particularly, it explores the linguistic and cultural differences in apology strategies used in UK and China. She is also interested in teaching material development in teaching Mandarin as a foreign language and is the author of 'Mastering Chinese' - a textbook for complete beginners of Mandarin Chinese. She is currently researching the implications of e-learning in foreign language teaching and learning.