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- 2018
- Gabriel Badea, Elvira Popescu, Andrea Sterbini, Marco Temperini:
A Service-Oriented Architecture for Student Modeling in Peer Assessment Environments. SETE@ICWL 2018: 32-37 - Adriana Botha, Hanlie Smuts, Carina de Villiers:
Applying Diffusion of Innovation Theory to Learning Management System Feature Implementation in Higher Education: Lessons Learned. SETE@ICWL 2018: 56-65 - Adriana Botha, Riana Steyn, Lizette Weilbach, Erika Müller:
Using the iPeer LMS Feature to Evaluate Peer Participation in Teamwork for Assessment "as learning": Lessons Learned. SETE@ICWL 2018: 46-55 - Lidan Chen:
Use Corpus Keywords to Design Activities in Business English Instruction. SETE@ICWL 2018: 234-243 - Xieling Chen, Juntao Hao, Junjie Chen, Songshou Hua, Tianyong Hao:
A Bibliometric Analysis of the Research Status of the Technology Enhanced Language Learning. SETE@ICWL 2018: 169-179 - Ruoyao Ding, Xiaoyi Pan, Yingying Qu, Cathy H. Wu, K. Vijay-Shanker:
Protein Complex Mention Recognition with Web-Based Knowledge Learning. SETE@ICWL 2018: 190-197 - Weihua Du:
Website and Literature Teaching: Teaching Experiment of Literary Texts at the Beginning of German Studies in China. SETE@ICWL 2018: 229-233 - Dagmar El-Hmoudova, Irena Loudova:
Implementation of Assessment for Learning (AfL) in Blackboard LMS and Its Reflection on Tertiary Students' Second Language Performance. SETE@ICWL 2018: 23-31 - Shili Ge, Xiaoxiao Chen:
A Corpus-Based Study on the Distribution of Business Terms in Business English Writing. SETE@ICWL 2018: 97-106 - Wei-bo Huang, Ling-Xi Ruan, Jiang-hui Liu, Xiao-Dan Li:
Adaptive Learning System for Foreign Language Writing Based on Big Data. SETE@ICWL 2018: 12-22 - Sarka Hubackova:
Geocaching as Unconventional Method for Foreign Language Teaching. SETE@ICWL 2018: 87-94 - Nana Jin, Zili Chen, Jin Wang:
Users' Stickiness to English Vocabulary Learning APPs in China. SETE@ICWL 2018: 218-226 - Blanka Klímová, Ales Berger:
Evaluation of the Use of Mobile Application in Learning English Vocabulary and Phrases - A Case Study. SETE@ICWL 2018: 3-11 - Hana Mohelska, Marcela Sokolova:
Collaborative Style of Teaching and Learning with Information and Communication Technology (ICT) from University Teachers and Student's Perspectives. SETE@ICWL 2018: 79-86 - Yuanyuan Mu, Lu Tian, Wenting Yang:
Towards a Knowledge Management Model for Online Translation Learning. SETE@ICWL 2018: 198-207 - Marcel Pikhart:
Technology Enhanced Learning Experience in Intercultural Business Communication Course: A Case Study. SETE@ICWL 2018: 41-45 - Ivana Simonova:
Emerging Technologies and Assessment Preferences in Learning English Through CLIL/EMI. SETE@ICWL 2018: 138-148 - Riana Steyn, Adriana Botha, Nita Mennega:
Is a Picture Truly Worth a Thousand Words? Infographics for Undergraduate Teaching. SETE@ICWL 2018: 69-78 - Dongyun Sun:
Towards an Electronic Portfolio for Translation Teaching Aligned with China's Standards of English Language Ability. SETE@ICWL 2018: 244-253 - Libuse Svobodova, Miloslava Cerná:
Economic Aspects of Corporate Education and Use of Advanced Technologies. SETE@ICWL 2018: 117-126 - Lu Tian, Yuanyuan Mu, Wenting Yang:
Designing a Platform-Facilitated and Corpus-Assisted Translation Class. SETE@ICWL 2018: 208-217 - Xiaojun Wang, Jirí Dostál:
Study of Future EFL Teachers' ICT Competence and Its Development Under the TPCK Framework. SETE@ICWL 2018: 156-165 - Xiaojing Weng, Haoran Xie, Yi Cai:
Assessment Framework of English Language Proficiency for Talent Seeking Platforms at Pearl River Delta Region. SETE@ICWL 2018: 149-155 - Ying Xu:
Investigating the Validity of Using Automated Writing Evaluation in EFL Writing Assessment. SETE@ICWL 2018: 127-137 - Ruifeng Xu, Zhiyuan Wen:
Evaluation of Cooperative Learning in Graduate Course of Natural Language Processing. SETE@ICWL 2018: 180-189 - Vaclav Zubr:
Dimension of a Learning Organisation in the IT Sector in the Czech Republic - Case Study. SETE@ICWL 2018: 107-116 - Tianyong Hao, Wei Chen, Haoran Xie, Wanvimol Nadee, Rynson W. H. Lau:
Emerging Technologies for Education - Third International Symposium, SETE 2018, Held in Conjunction with ICWL 2018, Chiang Mai, Thailand, August 22-24, 2018, Revised Selected Papers. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 11284, Springer 2018, ISBN 978-3-030-03579-2 [contents]
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