Language Diversity Online-Symposium & Workshop 2022
2022 November 30. - December 2.
The Next Generation Literacies Network aims to investigate institutional structures of dealing with language diversity within and across countries. Therefore, the network brings together researchers from different countries and promotes dialogue. This online symposium provides an opportunity to learn about some of the members’ research projects. Contributions reach from multiliteracies development and the Complex Dynamic Systems Theory via translanguaging approaches that can be used in mainstream classrooms, plurilingual pedagogies and digital technologies to support learning, to research that empirically assesses an array of cross-disciplinary language skills and their contribution to adolescents’ reading comprehension, applying a newly proposed operational construct, Core Academic Language Skills (CALS).
In addition to the symposium, the two workshops give insights on data sharing in qualitative research and academic publishing in social media.
Get registered: https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5woc-qqrTotGtGfw7R0dpf8nz76iltfjhfU
Additional Information: In preparation for the symposium, you will find a detailed overview of the respective lectures in the Book of Abstracts.
Nov. 30. Online Symposium.
8:30 am CEST: Multiliteracy through the lens of Complex Dynamic Systems Theory (Usanova/Schnoor)
9:15 am CEST: Language-Based Inequalities? (Duarte)
10:00 am CEST: Plurilingual Pedagogies and Digital Technologies to Support Learning (Le Pichon-Vorstman)
10:30 am CEST: Core Analytic Language Skills: Towards an Innovative Approach of Teaching and Assessing the Language of School Literacy (Wenjuan Qin)
Dec 1. Network Meeting & Workshop
8:30-9:30 am CEST: Next Generation Literacies Network-Meeting
10:00 am -1:00 pm CEST: Sharing and Reusing Data in Qualitative Research: Balancing Potentials and Challenges (Bayer/Lösch)
Dec 2. Workshop
8:30 am – 10:30 am CEST: Academic Publishing in Social Media (Piller/Li)