Теодора Гюрова, Лъчезар Африканов, Петя Аспарухова, Митко Шалев, Виктория Юнакова
Organisation | Cyprus University of Technology Language Centre |
Country | Cyprus |
City | Limassol |
Project type | Grundtvig/Learning Partnerships/Multilateral Projects |
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About Institution | The Cyprus University of Technology (CUT) was established by law in December 2003, and enrolled its first students in September 2007. It is a new, public, and independent University and has set high values concerning its academic character, legal status, organisational and administrative structure; it’s characterised by its high level procedure for staff selection, and its relationship with the state. The CUT has five faculties and a Language Centre (LC). The CUT LC offers to its students, administrative and teaching staff and to the wide public the opportunity to learn languages in a very friendly environment and with the use of the latest theories, methods and materials that are used in the learning and teaching of language, including those of the New Technologies. The languages currently offered are: Greek, English, German, Italian, Spanish and French. |
Contact Email Office tel. | Salomi Papadima-Sophocleous, Assistant Professor, Language Centre Director 00357 25002588 |
A. Project’s description | |
Project’s Preliminary Title | Investigating teachers’ practices in using technology in Adult Language Learning (ALL) |
Cooperation with partner countries to | · Exchange experiences and share ideas in using new technologies in second/foreign language teaching and learning for adults · Identify successful practices in Adult Language Learning (ALL) · Compile an online collection of best practices in ALL · Share and use material from and in different contexts · Evaluate material implementation from and in different contexts · Create an online environment for project partners communication and sharing of ideas · Develop an on-line guide describing the way the compiled material can be used. |
Partner description | Partners who are working in university language centres, language instructors teaching adults, researchers, and trainers in the field of Computer Assisted Language Learning and Instructional Technology. |