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引用次数: 3
摘要
Web 2.0技术在数字原住民的生活中无处不在,他们是语言中心非专业课程的大多数学习者。然而,并没有从个人使用到教学使用的自动转换,特别是当语言和跨文化能力也在发挥作用时。日本和中国的教师是本章的共同作者,他们将技术视为一种资源,因此对于提高学生的熟练程度是必要的。本章考察了学习者对所使用的技术的看法,以及它是否促进了预期的参与程度。
Using YouTube and WeChat to Promote Communicative and Intercultural Competence in Japanese and Mandarin
Web 2.0 technologies are omnipresent in the lives of the digital natives who are the majority of learners in the language centre's non-specialist programme. However, there is no automatic transfer from personal to pedagogical use especially when linguistic and intercultural competence is also at play. The Japanese and Chinese teachers, who are the chapter's co-authors see technology as an affordance and thus necessary for developing their students' proficiency. The chapter examines learners' perspectives on the technology used and whether it facilitates the degree of engagement intended.