Learning Foreign Languages with ClipFlair: Using Captioning and Revoicing Activities to Increase Students' Motivation and Engagement

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Autori principali: Baños, Rocío, Sokoli, Stavroula
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author Baños, Rocío
Sokoli, Stavroula
author_facet Baños, Rocío
Sokoli, Stavroula
Baños, Rocío
Sokoli, Stavroula
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contents Learning Foreign Languages with ClipFlair: Using Captioning and Revoicing Activities to Increase Students' Motivation and Engagement Baños, Rocío Sokoli, Stavroula Second Language Learning Student Motivation Learner Engagement Electronic Learning Audiovisual Aids Social Media Learning Activities Secondary Education Postsecondary Education Educational Resources The purpose of this paper is to present the rationale and outcomes of ClipFlair, a European-funded project aimed at countering the factors that discourage Foreign Language Learning (FLL) by providing a motivating, easily accessible online platform to learn a foreign language through revoicing (e.g. dubbing) and captioning (e.g. subtitling). This paper will reflect on what has been achieved throughout the project and the challenges encountered along the way, in order to share our experience and inspire other FLL tutors in secondary and tertiary education. The focus is on the main outputs of the project: a) ClipFlair Studio, an online platform where users (both tutors and learners) can create, upload and access revoicing and captioning activities to learn a foreign language; b) ClipFlair Gallery, a library of resources containing over 350 activities to learn the 15 languages targeted in the project; and c) ClipFlair Social, an online community where learners, teachers and activity authors can share information. [For the complete book, "10 Years of the LLAS eLearning Symposium: Case Studies in Good Practice," see ED577046.]
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spellingShingle Learning Foreign Languages with ClipFlair: Using Captioning and Revoicing Activities to Increase Students' Motivation and Engagement
Baños, Rocío
Sokoli, Stavroula
Second Language Learning
Student Motivation
Learner Engagement
Electronic Learning
Audiovisual Aids
Social Media
Learning Activities
Secondary Education
Postsecondary Education
Educational Resources
Learning Foreign Languages with ClipFlair: Using Captioning and Revoicing Activities to Increase Students' Motivation and Engagement Baños, Rocío Sokoli, Stavroula Second Language Learning Student Motivation Learner Engagement Electronic Learning Audiovisual Aids Social Media Learning Activities Secondary Education Postsecondary Education Educational Resources The purpose of this paper is to present the rationale and outcomes of ClipFlair, a European-funded project aimed at countering the factors that discourage Foreign Language Learning (FLL) by providing a motivating, easily accessible online platform to learn a foreign language through revoicing (e.g. dubbing) and captioning (e.g. subtitling). This paper will reflect on what has been achieved throughout the project and the challenges encountered along the way, in order to share our experience and inspire other FLL tutors in secondary and tertiary education. The focus is on the main outputs of the project: a) ClipFlair Studio, an online platform where users (both tutors and learners) can create, upload and access revoicing and captioning activities to learn a foreign language; b) ClipFlair Gallery, a library of resources containing over 350 activities to learn the 15 languages targeted in the project; and c) ClipFlair Social, an online community where learners, teachers and activity authors can share information. [For the complete book, "10 Years of the LLAS eLearning Symposium: Case Studies in Good Practice," see ED577046.]
title Learning Foreign Languages with ClipFlair: Using Captioning and Revoicing Activities to Increase Students' Motivation and Engagement
topic Second Language Learning
Student Motivation
Learner Engagement
Electronic Learning
Audiovisual Aids
Social Media
Learning Activities
Secondary Education
Postsecondary Education
Educational Resources
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED577069