Registration open:
April 15, 2006

The PPTs of the keynote speakers and presenters are now available for downloading below. Please click on the tiltles of the keynote speeches for the PPT files.

PPTs of the presenters' speeches can be downloaded following this link.

The full and final "Program & Absracts" is also available.

The deadline for submitting full papers for possible acceptance for publication is June 12th.

Disclaimer:
The symposium organizer is grateful for those who signed the authorization document before the syposium closed on Sunday afternoon (June 4th) for their PPTs to be posted onto this site. If anyone of the presenters is concerned or unhappy about?sharing their PPTs on this website,please email Liu Xiangdong. The link can be thus removed from this website upon request of the author(s). The copyright all the PPT files remains with the original authors. These PPTs are not edited or altered by the symposium hosts,organizer, unless otherwise explicitly stated?in the file.

Programme for Kenynote Speeches

Click the titles for PPT files.

Plenary Speaker	Title	Session No.	Abstract Page No.
Phil HUBBARD	Teacher Education in CALL: The Seven Central Questions	P-1	7
GU Yueguo	An Ecological Model of e-Learning in Chinese Context-- Critical reflections of five years’ practice of e-learning management in IBOE	P-2	8
WEN Qiufang	Chinese Learner Corpora and Second Language Research	P-3	12
Mike LEVY	Making CALL Research Count: Criteria for Identifying Productive Research Agendas	P-4	14
Gary MOTTERAM	Social Computing and CALL	P-5	15
The Panel Discussion (led by all keynote speakers)		P-6

 

General Programme

All the keynote speeches and the panel discussion will be given in the Ballroom. All the presentations will take place in the conference rooms ofthe conference Center.

	Jun. 2 (Friday)	Jun. 3 (Saturday)	Jun. 4 (Sunday)
8:00-8:20	Arrival	Opening Ceremony
8:30-9:30		Plenary-1Phil HUBBARD	Plenary-4Mike LEVY
9:30-10:05		Grand Photo Session	Session G-1/2/3/4/5/6/7
10:05-10:40		Session A-1/2/3/4/5/6/7	Session H-1/2/3/4/5/6/7
10:40-11:00		Tea Break
11:00-11:35		Session B-1/2/3/4/5/6/7	Session I-1/2/3/4/5/6/7
11:35-12:10		Session C-1/2/3/4/5/6/7	Session J-1/2/3/4/5/6/7
12:10-14:00		Lunch Break
14:00-15:00		Plenary-2GU Yueguo	Plenary-5Gary MOTTERAM
15:00-15:35		Session D-1/2/3/4/5/6/7	Panel Discussion (15:00-16:30)
15:35-16:10		Session E-1/2/3/4/5/6/7
16:10-16:45		Session F-1/2/3/4/5/6/7	Closing Ceremony (16:30-16:40)
16:45-17:00		Tea Break
17:00-18:00		Plenary-3WEN Qiufang
18:00-19:00	Welcome Reception	Dinner

Please note:

A plenary session is 1 hour in total, including a 40-minute talk, followed by 10-15 minute of questions and answers from the audience, and 5-10 minutes for technical set-up and movement.

The Panel Discussion will be led the keynote speakers. The major activities include (1) updates of research trends and issues in CALL, (2) updates of CALL publications and CALL journals, (3) questions and answers on any CALL-related issues.

A presentation is 35 minutes in total, including a 20-minute presentation on the proposed topic, followed by 10-15 minute of questions and answers from the audience, including the time needed for technical set-up and movement.