1999
DOI: 10.1017/s0958344000004973
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Implementing institutional change for languages: online collaborative learning environments at Coventry University

Abstract: This paper stems out of the author's work developed thanks to her secondment as the representative for Languages to the Task Force for Teaching, Learning and Assessment at Coventry University. The aim of the secondment is to disseminate a recognised model of good CALL practice, the FREE - Fluid Role-Exchange Environment (Orsini-Jones and Jones 1996, Orsini-Jones 1999), to other areas of Italian Studies, to languages other than Italian and to the rest of the university. This paper will show how the model was di… Show more

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“…The members of this group consider design more generally and at a higher level of abstraction than those who discuss design in more specific ways related to an artifact (see Appendix A). Included in this category are guidelines or software design principles (Boling & Soo, 1999;Peterson, 1999), broad approaches to design conceptualisation (Borchardt, 1999;Levy, 1999), a model of CALL design (Hoven, 1999a(Hoven, , 1999bOrsini-Jones, 1999) and a user-centred methodology (Hémard, 1999). In the synopsis here, 2 At the EuroCALL Conference 2001, in Nijmegan, seven themes were used to classify conference papers.…”
Section: Design As a Principled Approach To Callmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The members of this group consider design more generally and at a higher level of abstraction than those who discuss design in more specific ways related to an artifact (see Appendix A). Included in this category are guidelines or software design principles (Boling & Soo, 1999;Peterson, 1999), broad approaches to design conceptualisation (Borchardt, 1999;Levy, 1999), a model of CALL design (Hoven, 1999a(Hoven, , 1999bOrsini-Jones, 1999) and a user-centred methodology (Hémard, 1999). In the synopsis here, 2 At the EuroCALL Conference 2001, in Nijmegan, seven themes were used to classify conference papers.…”
Section: Design As a Principled Approach To Callmentioning
confidence: 99%