Cross-Cultural Multimedia Language Learning: Case Study and Analysis

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Abstract. This paper describes a pedagogical pattern for cross-cultural language learning and its application in a case study involving learners in Australia and China. The pattern uses a multimedia discussion tool as its main component, supported by video conferencing and chat. We analyze how students interacted with the tools, especially the documents they created and the commenting behavior. Based on this analysis, we give a set of recommendations relevant to practitioners and researchers in technology-enhanced language learning.

Carsten Ullrich, Kerstin Borau, Scott Grant, Danie

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Cross-cultural Language | ICWL 2010 | Internet Technology | Multimedia Discussion Tool | Pedagogical Pattern |

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Added	13 Feb 2011
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Type	Journal
Year	2010
Where	ICWL
Authors	Carsten Ullrich, Kerstin Borau, Scott Grant, Daniel Jackson, Ruimin Shen

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