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2014 Colloquium



On 13 June 2014, the first colloquium on Innovation in Modern Languages Education event was hosted by the Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies at the University of Bath.

 

The Colloquium was the first language event under the aegis of the GW4. Co-organised and hosted by Dr Irene Macias, the conference was attended by more than 70 staff and students from the universities of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter. The event was funded by the Faculty Teaching Development Fund and the College of Humanities at the University of Exeter. The day was framed by two keynotes from leading scholars. During the event, there were also presentations from students and teachers and round tables on the topics of employability, innovative assessment and student engagement.

 

Scroll down for pictures and speakers' powerpoints from the event.

 

 

Click below to view the full programme of the event:

 

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1st LanGW4 Colloquium - Programme

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What people said about the colloquium:

This colloquium was great in terms of self-improvement and in increasing my general knowledge of topics I like.

A.A.

University of Bath

It was great to see firsthand the new research and innovations carried out by both the staff and students. The Colloquium offered a chance to understand and appreciate the work which goes on behind the scenes of our courses.

H.D.

Graduate from the University of Exeter

I have taken with me something from each session, so all of them are useful!

Anon.

University of Bristol

The most useful things were hearing about colleagues' projects and sharing of good practice. Thank you for an excellent colloquium, looking forward to the next one!

H.D.

University of Bristol

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Powerpoint of the talk by Dr Trevor Grimshaw

Powerpoint of the talk by María Fernández-Toro

GW4 was set up in 2013 to enable the universities of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter to work together in order to translate research into real-world applications and to stimulate growth.

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