Recent DDL research & events: 5 tips

Really exciting times for DDL and corpus linguistics and education researchers. There’s some interesting new stuff that has just been published, including some interesting conference videos. Here’s my selection. (1) Boulton, A., & Vyatkina, N. (2021). Thirty years of data-driven learning: Taking stock and charting new directions over time. Language Learning & Technology, 25(3), 66-89. Abstract The … Read more

Unpacking SLA articles

This seems like an interesting Youtube channel. Florencia Henshaw@Prof_F_Henshaw looks at relevant SLA research papers and provides an overview of their contents and implications for research in the field. So far (end of July 2021) two episodes have been published.

Jornada de difusión online proyecto de investigación Nutcracker, 24-25 junio 2021

NUTCRACKER: Sistema de detección, rastreo, monitorización y análisis del discurso terrorista en la Red Funded by: MINECO. 2017-2020. FFI2016-79748-R Proyectos I+d+I – Programa estatal de investigación, desarrollo e innovación orientada a los retos de la sociedad. “Nutcracker: System for Detection, Tracking, Monitoring and Analysis of the Discourse of Terror on the Net” LINK 24 JUNE … Read more

Where´ is home? EU citizens as migrants.

Approaches to migration, language and identity 2020 AMLI Conference (www) University of Sussex, Wednesday 9 – Friday 11 June 2021 Book of abstracts. Pascual Pérez-Paredes & Elena RemigiUniversidad de Murcia / The In Limbo Project When? Thursday June 10, Panel A: Foregrounding migrant perspectives 11:25 UK time Abstract Since January 2021, UK and EU citizens can no longer … Read more

Using slack to help you run an academic research project

Running an international research project where many researchers from different institutions are involved may seem like a daunting task. COVID-19 has not made things any easier lately. While many of us have relied in the past on emails to run our projects, there are more efficient ways to keep everybody in the loop, and, at … Read more