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Telecollaboration in the foundation year classroom: the ‘Global Student Collective’

Telecollaboration in the foundation year classroom: the ‘Global Student Collective’
Telecollaboration in the foundation year classroom: the ‘Global Student Collective’
The ‘Global Student Collective’ is a telecollaboration project
on the International Foundation Year (IFY) programme at the
University of Southampton. IFY students were connected with
volunteers in Brazil, India, Hungary, and Italy online in order to find
out more about their countries. The project required the students
to exercise multiple transferable skills, including teamwork, time
management, and intercultural awareness. They also developed vital
oral, written, and digital skills. The researcher used an Exploratory
Practice (EP) approach utilising existing pedagogical activities
for data collection. This paper identifies the challenges the project
presented and presents preliminary findings from the research data in
order to assist practitioners interested in telecollaboration to design
their own projects.
71-76
Research-publishing.net
Watson, Lucy
818e43bf-40d4-4444-adc0-024331aeb00b
Plutino, Alessia
Borthwick, Kate
Corradini, Erika
Watson, Lucy
818e43bf-40d4-4444-adc0-024331aeb00b
Plutino, Alessia
Borthwick, Kate
Corradini, Erika

Watson, Lucy (2019) Telecollaboration in the foundation year classroom: the ‘Global Student Collective’. In, Plutino, Alessia, Borthwick, Kate and Corradini, Erika (eds.) New educational landscapes: innovative perspectives in language learning and technology. 1 ed. Research-publishing.net, pp. 71-76.

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Abstract

The ‘Global Student Collective’ is a telecollaboration project
on the International Foundation Year (IFY) programme at the
University of Southampton. IFY students were connected with
volunteers in Brazil, India, Hungary, and Italy online in order to find
out more about their countries. The project required the students
to exercise multiple transferable skills, including teamwork, time
management, and intercultural awareness. They also developed vital
oral, written, and digital skills. The researcher used an Exploratory
Practice (EP) approach utilising existing pedagogical activities
for data collection. This paper identifies the challenges the project
presented and presents preliminary findings from the research data in
order to assist practitioners interested in telecollaboration to design
their own projects.

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Published date: 10 July 2019
Additional Information: © 2019 by Editors (collective work) © 2019 by Authors (individual work)

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Local EPrints ID: 467435
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/467435
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Date deposited: 08 Jul 2022 16:38
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 16:46

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Author: Lucy Watson
Editor: Alessia Plutino
Editor: Kate Borthwick
Editor: Erika Corradini

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