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Locality: New York, New York

Phone: +1 212-854-9224



Address: 420 W 118th St 10027 New York, NY, US

Website: www.lrc.columbia.edu/

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Language Resource Center of Columbia University 14.02.2021

On 02/18 at 3pm EST join us and @IALLT for a webinar featuring Mariam Manzur who will discuss ways to create flexible and engaging online learning environments. Registration: https://buff.ly/3tyOMpn #foreignlanguage #secondlanguage #edtech #onlinelearning #languagestudy #sla

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 09.02.2021

On 02/12 at 1pm EST Join us and Dr. Myriam Abdel-Malek in a workshop on the implementation of the Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA) in world languages education. We will explain the design of IPA tasks, the use of the IPA rubrics, and the application of the assessment-feedback loop:

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 27.01.2021

Join us for an @IALLT webinar on 02/04 at 2pm EST to explore and discuss the Challenges in Remote Language Teaching: Art Making, Collaboration and Sharing as Guiding Pedagogical Principles" with Adriana GutiƩrrez (Romance Languages and Literatures, Harvard University)

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 11.01.2021

The National #ForeignLanguage Resource Center @NFLRC is offering a five-week free Project-based #Langauge Learning Workshop from February 1 to March 8, 2021. A detailed workshop description and registration can be found using the link. The deadline for registration is Janurary 28, 2021. Visit:

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 03.01.2021

We look forward to working with you this Spring. It is good to be back!

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 09.11.2020

Claire Kramsch (Emerita, University of California, Berkely) talks about her forthcoming book, "#Langauge as Symbolic Power," in conversation with Zhu Hua (University of Birmingham and Series co-editor of Cambridge Key Topics in #AppliedLinguistics) Tuesday, October 27, 2020 from 1-2pm EST

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 25.10.2020

NYS #TESOL and the ALP at Columbia cordially invite you to "Teaching #Academic #Writing Remotely", a free webinar on 10/28 at 4.30-5.30pm. Register at: #foreignlanguage #secondlanguage #ESL #EFL

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 12.10.2020

On 10/23 3-4.15pm EST the @MGSA Undergraduate Studies Committee invites you to the first of a series of webinars dedicated to #pedagogy "#Language Learning in the #Covid Crisis: #Hybrid, #Hyflex, and #Online." Required Registration: https://buff.ly/3o7rlAB #edtech #LanguageStudy

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 08.10.2020

The Boren Awards provide funding for students to study abroad in areas of the world considered critical to U.S. interests and underrepresented in study abroad. Their recipients represent a variety of academic backgrounds and are interested in studying less commonly taught languages. CU Office of Academic Affairs is hosting an info session on 11/05 at 11am:

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 01.10.2020

@IALLT's upcoming free webinar features LJ Randolph and Stephanie Madison who will be discussing #social #justice in the #world #language classroom and how to use counter-narratives to inform students' perspectives https://buff.ly/34Zy32R #languagelearning #languageteaching #languagestudy #secondlanguage #foreignlanguage

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 12.09.2020

The U.S. Department of State is offering a self-paced course "Teaching Online for #Global Competence." It will be available until March 1, 2021. Participants will explore tools and methods for #virtual #learning within #cross-cultural communities https://buff.ly/3j6HP8B #remoteinstruction #distancelearning #distanceteaching

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 03.09.2020

Forming connections while #distance #learning can be difficult, especially when one the use of camera is optional. This article provides tips for educators who want to engage with students even though learners' cameras are off: https://buff.ly/3703D31 #edtech #language

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 18.08.2020

Does #bilingualism benefit the brain? The answer goes beyond a "yes" or "no". Much depends on how a person uses a #secondlanguage. In this commentary, DeLuca discusses how varying experiences in bilingualism affect the adaptation of the brain https://buff.ly/2SytI0I #language #languagestudy #languagelearning

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 14.08.2020

This year's Arizona Linguistics Circle (#ALC14) conference (10/17) will be on Zoom over a single-day, parallel session format. The theme is #Language #Technology and Media. Full conference program and registration at https://buff.ly/34xV0tM. #languagestudy #edtech #languagetechnology

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 30.07.2020

If you're a director of a #languageprogram (or want to become one) take a look @CARLA's Language Program Direction project, that equips new and future postsecondary LPDs with the knowledge and skills necessary to support their daily work https://buff.ly/36ygqJM #language #languageteaching #languagelearning #foreignlanguage #secondlanguage #worldlanguage #languagestudy

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 27.07.2020

Transformative #Learning in a Social Justice Oriented #Language Classroom with Stacey Margarita Johnson (Vanderbilt University) is a free webinar offered by @CERCLL on 10/03. More info and registration https://buff.ly/2EV9pYk #languageteaching #languagelearnig #socialjustice #worldlanguage #secondlanguage #foreignlanguage

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 17.07.2020

Applications for the Critical Language Scholarship (#CLS) program are open now until 11/17th. CLS is an intensive overseas #language and cultural immersion program for American university students. Students spend 8-10 weeks abroad studying one of 15 critical languages: https://buff.ly/36moJZo

Language Resource Center of Columbia University 14.07.2020

Teacher Susan Shapiro, a self-professed technophobe, shares the unexpected perks she discovered when the pandemic forced her to #teach #online: https://buff.ly/33OEhCf #distnaceteaching #distancelearning #remoteinstruction #edtech