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Digital literacy for the teaching and learning of languages
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Christian OLLIVIER
France
Christian OLLIVIER
Coordinator
Université de la Réunion
ollivier.reunion
gmail.com
Ulrike SZIGETI
Austria
Ulrike SZIGETI
Website correspondent
Fachhochschule Salzburg
ulrike.szigeti
fh-salzburg.ac.at
Catherine JEANNEAU
Ireland
Catherine JEANNEAU
Second language documentalist
University of Limerick
catherine.jeanneau
ul.ie
Katerina ZOUROU
Greece
Katerina ZOUROU
Communications person
Web2Learn
katerinazourou
gmail.com
Catherine CAWS
Canada
Catherine CAWS
Associate partner
University of Victoria
ccaws
uvic.ca
Marie-Josée HAMEL
Canada
Marie-Josée HAMEL
Associate partner
University of Ottawa
marie-josee.hamel
uottawa.ca
Associate partners
Catherine Caws
, Professor,
University of Victoria
, Canada, research on learning/teaching French in a digital context
Marie-Josée Hamel
,
University of Ottawa
, Full Professor, University Research Chair: “New technologies and Computer Assisted Language Learning”, Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI), Canada.
Pauline Ernest
,
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
, Lecturer/Course Coordinator at the School of Languages
CEBS
(
Center für berufsbezogene Sprachen
), Salzburg, Austria.
Marie-Thérèse Batardière
,
University of Limerick
, specialist researcher on numerics, consultant for language learning and modern languages teacher trainer, member of the Executive Committee of
One Voice for Languages
(group of language associations and networks in Ireland), Ireland.
Terry Lamb
, Professor of Languages and Pedagogy, Director of
FIPLV
(Fédération Internationale des Professeurs de Langues Vivantes), Director of Learning and Teaching, Director, MA in Applied Professional Studies in Education (Online), United Kingdom.