
CALL FOR PAPER

The 11th AsiaCALL International Conference will be held on 16-18 November 2012 and will be hosted by the Ho Chi Minh City Open University, Vietnam. Congratulations to Dr Pham Vu Phi Ho who will be the President of the AsiaCALL2012 International Conference.
Language practitioners, CALL enthusiasts, users of computer technology for teaching and learning are cordially invited to submit a 200-250 word abstract on the Theme: Visionary CALL Paradigms for the "Asian Century": Pushing the Boundaries of Learning, Teaching, Research and Technology" by 30th July 2012.
For more information on the SUB--THEMES, TYPES OF PRESENTATION, IMPORTANT DATES, FEES and ABSTRACT SUBMISSION, please visit the CONFERENCE tab and go to AsiaCALL 2012.
Cheers! and See you in Ho Chi Minh City!
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AsiaCALL: a Community-Powered Website
About the AsiaCALL website
Welcome to the AsiaCALL Professional Networking site. This site replaces the previous AsiaCALL website (you will be automatically redirected here if you attempt to go to asiacall.org).
This site is a social site in the spirit of Facebook and is designed to enable people to share and discuss all activities that they engage in relating to the field of Technology-Enhanced Language-Learning (TELL) and Computer-Assisted Language-Learning (CALL).
The central communication and relationship-building structures of the site are Communities. These can be set up in a variety of ways and will enable people with an affinity for one another to grow together.
You are invited to join a Community or even to create one. Each community has its own Articles, Discussions (like a forum), Documents, Blogs, Wikis and other features. At very least you should join the Our Community group.
The Community nature of this site means that its success will depend on contributions from its members. Basically, it is the members' site and it is largely up to members to make sure that the site is successful.
Please feel free to explore the website's facilities and to make suggestions.
Features of the site
Below are some of the features of the site (in addition to its social construction, spam-resistant inter-member communication and the usual information dissemination). Some of these features may be available only if you are a registered user.
- A repository of member-contributed documents and links as well as blog entries and discussions (principally in the Document Repository community but elsewhere too).
- A live bibliography/directory of published and unpublished research and a directory of work in progress. This facility can be accessed in a self-managed mode of operation and personal bibliographies can be embedded in other websites too. For instance, you can store your information in the bibliography and display it on any number of other sites. Consult the Bibliography/Research menu item under Goodies above. This facility is offered as a way of generating an up-to-date list of research and work in progress.
- The site provides a listing of an AsiaCALL-accredited Panel of Experts and consultants in CALL/TELL. Listing as an AsiaCALL-accredited expert requires completing an application and being approved by the AsiaCALL accreditation panel. Accreditation may provide valuable professional and academic recognition and may attract requests for consultancy work or assist with academic promotion.
- The site also provides a listing of Employment, Consultancy and Research Collaboration opportunities. Access is through the Goodies menu TAB above.
Please feel free to suggest more functionalities. We hope that you will connect to lots of interesting people and have a great time.
Finally, please note that all materials, facilities and interactions involving this website are subject to the AsiaCALL Terms of Service and, beyond that, the absolute control of AsiaCALL.
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New AsiaCALL website
The old AsiaCALL website has been replaced by this one. The normal AsiaCALL address (http://asiacall.org) will automatically redirect you here. The new site will be information-rich. Make sure you check the front page and the right-hand column. Also make sure you set your notification options to get information about the things and the posts you are interested in.
Online Communities
One of the important purposes of this new site is to enable members to create their own communities. This is already working and a number of communities have been created, including a community focusing on critical thinking and professional development linking students from around the world with each other and AsiaCALL professionals. For details, visit the Groups page. You are encouraged to join this group and any group that you are interested in.
Enhanced Communication
We are very keen to improve communication between all members of AsiaCALL. To that end, we have created a couple of extra structures in addition to the ones outlined above. The first one is From the President's Chair, a blogging facility for the President to report directly to you and the second is From the Chief Editor's Chair so that the Chief Editor can also give you the latest updates relating to AsiaCALL publications. You can access these two blogs from the Goodies menu.
AsiaCALL2011 Presentations
Selected presentations (including video recordings of keynotes and plenaries - and their powerpoints) from the AsiaCALL2011 International Conference will be made available progressively through the AsiaCALL2011 Presentations group.
Here is the link: http://asiacall.org/network/?q=group/asiacall2011-presentations
Some material will be freely available, other will require people to be registered members of AsiaCALL.
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