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Online Teaching and Learning in a Changing Pedagogic and Linguistic Landscape is the second volume in the book series “Developing Online Language Pedagogies”. It fits the overall aim of the series by showcasing approaches to online teaching and research at the Open University, UK. The volume draws on the experience of a well-established community of practice within the context of distance learning in the field of languages and applied linguistics. It aims to appeal to a broad base of readers, from the inexperienced practitioner to the confident user of online pedagogy, and those interested in current developments in the field. Cutting edge expertise of academics in online and/or blended pedagogies and research is harnessed through the volume’s two interconnected sections: Teaching and Learning and Innovation. These sections reflect the unifying theme of the volume, which is online student engagement in fast-paced, changing technological and multi-lingual contexts.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
Foreword by David Crystal
Introduction

Chapter 1
Fostering learner engagement through teaching presence and teacher social presence
Jo Fayram & Rafa Canet

Chapter 2
“The motivation is my strength”: Focus on the older learner
Christine Pleines

Chapter 3
Exploring learner translanguaging practices in online instructed language learning
Lina Adinolfi & Caroline Tagg

Chapter 4
Exploring feedback as dialogue in a distance learning context
Jane Cobb & Jackie Tuck

Chapter 5
Engaging the fearful student in forums: Why and how?
James Roy & Lynda Griffin

Chapter 6
JenaCALLing: Using residential school activities to develop an immersive online experience
Ursula Stickler, Susan Kotschi & Elke St John

Chapter 7
Interact from your mobile devices: The technology enhanced classroom
Wei Shao

Chapter 8
Open University language student interaction via X (Twitter)
Olivia Kelly

Index

Dr Jo Fayram is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics and English Language at the Open University and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA). She has been responsible for University-wide English for Academic Purposes (EAP) provision and has contributed to the production of an undergraduate EAP module. Her research interests include EAP, Cognitive Linguistics and the role of social presence in online language learning. Dr Samantha Austen is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics and English Language at the Open University. She has taught languages and trained language teachers both in the UK and abroad. Her research work focuses on the application of linguistic theory to language teaching and learning and in particular the role that first language can play in the acquisition of additional languages. Helen Phillips is a Senior Lecturer in Languages at the Open University and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA). Having a background in the management of University Language Centres, she was involved in establishing University Institution Wide Language Programmes for Higher Education. Her research activity now centres on the scholarship of distance learning and teaching and the creative delivery of online language learning. She is member of Global Futures Wales.