LLAS Event
Sustainable development in the higher education classroom: perspectives from area studies and development studies
Event date: 19 March, 2010
Location: University of Birmingham
Event date: 19 March, 2010
Location: University of Birmingham
Set texts? New approaches to the teaching of literature in languages and related/area studies
Event date: 6 June, 2003
Location: CILT, London
Event date: 6 June, 2003
Location: CILT, London
Paper
Developing online self-access materials for subject specific language courses at an advanced level (SAM Project)
The Language Centre at the University of Bristol is committed to providing students with up-to-date and innovative learning opportunities. Over the course of the academic year 2004-2005 the applied foreign language team developed a range of online language learning materials in French, German, Italian and Japanese for Engineers, Scientists and Social Scientists studying language at advanced and intermediate levels.
The Language Centre at the University of Bristol is committed to providing students with up-to-date and innovative learning opportunities. Over the course of the academic year 2004-2005 the applied foreign language team developed a range of online language learning materials in French, German, Italian and Japanese for Engineers, Scientists and Social Scientists studying language at advanced and intermediate levels.
News item
BBC Radio 4: Textual Evidence
In this series, to be broadcast on Radio 4, PD James explores the emerging field of Forensic Linguistics. In a rare insight into the world of language, science and the law, this programme uses real-life criminal cases and actual police recordings to illustrate how linguistics and judicial procedure increasingly overlap. The series starts on Wednesday 6 July and following 3 weeks at 21:00.
In this series, to be broadcast on Radio 4, PD James explores the emerging field of Forensic Linguistics. In a rare insight into the world of language, science and the law, this programme uses real-life criminal cases and actual police recordings to illustrate how linguistics and judicial procedure increasingly overlap. The series starts on Wednesday 6 July and following 3 weeks at 21:00.
Humbox
The Humbox is a humanities teaching resource repository jointly managed by LLAS.