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Second Life study association in Japan
Motoko Hunt Feb 27, 2007 Dentsu and Digital Hollywood announced their plan to establish the Second Life Study Association (SLSA) by early March. They are hoping that SLSA to become the place to exchange information related to the marketing activities related to Second Life.
At the same time, they established the Second Life Laboratory Japan (SLLJ) within Second Life to support the activities and the communications among Japanese users and businesses.
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December 13th, 2007 at 1:33 pm
Wireless Ready: Interactivity, Collaboration and Feedback in
Language Learning Technologies
Saturday, 29th March, 09:50-17:30, NUCB Graduate School, Nagoya, Japan
There will be a second Wireless Ready one-day event examining the role of
learning technologies and language education on 29th March in
Nagoya.
Proposals are currently being accepted for papers in the following or
related areas:
- CALL and interactivity
- wireless learning environments and language learning
- Interactive Whiteboards in the language classroom
- Virtual learning environments and language education (Second Life)
- Web 2.0 and language learning
- collaboration in the technology-enhanced classroom
- improving feedback in CALL technologies
- computer aided assessment and testing
- case studies on podcasting, wikis, blogs, photosharing, online video
- mobile learning
- one-to-one laptop programs
- ICT policy and language learning in wireless environments
- traditional versus emerging wireless technologies in CALL
- teacher training and professional development using wireless technology
- wired versus wireless learning environments
- other proposals related to the conference title
Abstracts of approximately 250 words should be sent as Microsoft Word
attachments by January 10th 2008, citing your name, institutional
affiliation and short biography (100 words) to:
Please feel free to distribute this CFP to other lists and interested
participants.
We look forward to seeing you in Nagoya in March 2008.
Michael Thomas
Chair, Conference Organizing Committee