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CALL FOR PRESENTATION PROPOSALS
The Call for Presentation Proposals for the JALTCALL 2024 Conference will open on Sunday, November 26th, 2023.
- The call is open to both JALT and non-JALT members, in Japan or overseas;
- Proposals should reflect the aims of the conference and be related to the particular interests of the JALT Computer-Assisted Language Learning special interest group (CALL SIG). (For more information check the JALT page at https://jaltcall.org/);
- Abstracts regarding research items or projects that are still incomplete at the time of submission may also be accepted;
- We encourage first-time presenters: JALT’s Writers' Peer Support Group is offering their support to those who request assistance (see: https://jalt-publications.org/psg);
- We accept submissions in English and Japanese. Submissions in other languages are welcome and will be reviewed on a best-effort basis.
PRESENTATIONS
Note: All presentations will be in person at the Meijo University Nagoya Dome Campus facility
When you submit your proposal, please select one of the following options:
Research-based presentation
Includes empirical studies in a given CALL environment, theoretical discussion of an issue relevant to the field of CALL, evaluative studies of courseware in use, discussion of policies or strategies at an institutional, regional, or national level or assessment of the potential of technological advances in the delivery of language learning materials.
Length: 30 minutes including Q&A
Practice-based presentation
Descriptions of a given language learning environment, piece of software, courseware, or practical application still in the developmental stage. There is less expectation regarding evaluation or research issues associated with the environment than in a paper presentation.
Length: 30 minutes including Q&A
Poster presentation
As an alternative to oral presentations, submissions may also be presented as poster presentations. Poster presentations provide opportunities for extended and informal discussions with other researchers.
Length: 60 minutes
THEMES
Proposals will be accepted from a broad range of disciplinary areas and perspectives related to CALL research. Submissions may consider (but are not restricted to) the following subthemes:
Artificial Intelligence in Language Education
Machine Learning in Language Education
AI-Human Hybrid Learning
Language Learning Models (LLMs)
Learning Management Systems (LMS)
Ethical Issues in AI
User Experience in CALL
Materials Design in CALL
Computer Literacy in Language Education
Assistive Technologies in Language Learning
Evaluation and Assessment with AI
Policy and Government Regulation in CALL
Professional Development in CALL
Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)
Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)
Software Development in CALL
Exploratory Research in AI and CALL
Student/Teacher Experience in CALL
Equity and Inclusion in AI and CALL
Virtual/Augmented Reality
Game-based Learning
Lifelong Learning in CALL
AI in Informal Learning Contexts
PRESENTER INFORMATION: Name, affiliation (academic institution or workplace), email address, and telephone number of every speaker;
TITLE: No more than 75 characters, including spaces;
FORMAT: Research-based or Practice-based presentation (30 minutes), or Poster session (60 Minutes including Q and A);
ABSTRACT: No more than 300 words in English, 400 Japanese characters. This will be used for vetting in the selection process as well as appearing in the conference handbook. Submissions that have fewer than 150 words may be declined for acceptance. All submissions will be through the online conference platform.
KEYWORDS: Please list 2-4 keywords to classify your presentation.
NOTES: Please indicate any special requests you have for your presentation. (Speakers must supply their own digital devices and any needed adapters.)
NUMBER OF PRESENTATIONS PER PERSON
Each person may only submit one proposal as lead presenter/author. Each person may present in a maximum of two presentations or forums. Excess submissions will be deleted. Since the whole proposal, not simply one presenter, will be eliminated, this will result in co-presenters being eliminated as well, even if they have not exceeded the limit for proposals.
DEADLINE
Proposals must be submitted by Sunday, January 14th, 2024 at 11:59 pm JST. Responses regarding your submissions will be sent via email from the end of March 2024. Those who are requested to revise their submissions will be notified in mid-March, with a revision deadline to be announced.
