British Association of Applied Linguistics annual conference in Leeds 31 August to 2 September 2017.
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conférence
La visio-communication en langues vivantes : avantages pour l’apprentissage, repères pour l’enseignement.
Echanges et jumelages numériques : enjeux et défis
CRDP Amiens, 11 décembre
La visio-communication en langues vivantes : avantages pour l’apprentissage, repères pour l’enseignement.
Des liens
- Les tweets de la journée
- Les recherches en enseignement-apprentissage des langues avec les technologies interactives (English, français) http://sco.lt/4oP4uf
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Websites
MustLearnIT Using ICT for special subject distance learning in multigrade schools:
TELLP Technologically-Enhanced Language Learning Pedagogy:
Plan 1000 Visioconférences:
Transcriptions:
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