Proposals are expected to report on results achieved through the combination of linguistic approaches and technology, involving one, two or all of the major areas of the conference.
The main focus is on new trends and innovative approaches in language teaching, interpreting and translation:
* language teaching and technology: language acquisition and learning, language disorders, digital educational resources, multimodality, mobile learning, distance education, languages for specific purposes, flipped classroom, MOOCs, digital game-based language learning, computer-assisted language therapy and rehabilitation;
* interpreting and technology: remote interpreting, telephone interpreting, video-based interpreting, webcast interpreting, computer-assisted interpreting and interpreter training, corpus-based interpreting studies and training, speech technologies, respeaking;
* translation and technology: revision, post-editing, terminology, lexicography, compilation/annotation of translational corpora, query systems, data sharing, text statistics, localization (software, websites, videogames), data mining, semantic web.
Please note that the lists of subtopics under each main topic are intended as guidelines for submission, and hence are by no means exhaustive.
Abstracts must be limited to 300 words and should have 5 keywords. The official languages of the conference will be English, Italian and Portuguese, therefore kindly send your abstracts in one of these three languages.
Abstracts should be sent to the following address: techling@dipintra.it
Scientific Committee:
Mariachiara Russo (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
SílviaAraújo (University of Minho)
Silvia Bernardini (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Ana Correia (Universityof Minho)
Adriano Ferraresi (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Anabela Ferreira (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Ana Frankenberg-Garcia (University of Surrey)
Rafael Lozano Miralles (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Marcello Soffritti (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Raffaella Tonin (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Serena Zuccheri (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Claudio Fantinuoli(UniversityJohannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz/Germersheim)
Gloria CorpasPastor (University of Malaga)
Federico Zanettin (University of Perugia)
Organizing committee:
Amalia Amato (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Michela Bertozzi (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Adriano Ferraresi (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Anabela Ferreira (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Mariachiara Russo (University of Bologna, Forlì Campus)
Confirmed Invited Speakers:
Ana Frankenberg-Garcia (University of Surrey)
Marcello Federico (HLT-MT, Bruno Kessler Foundation, Trento)
Registration fees
• Early bird (until September 15th): € 100
• AfterSeptember 15th: € 120
• Studentfees:
o Undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D. students: 30€)
o Graduate, Postgraduate and Ph.D Students of the "School of Languages and Literature, Interpreting and Translation" (University of Bologna): free (online registration is required)
The registration fee includes: 3 coffee breaks and conference materials.
Social Dinner: € 30 (participation fee will be paid directly at the restaurant)
All participants will be given a certificate of attendance.
extended deadline
NewDATES TO REMEMBER:
• July20th 2017: abstractssubmission
• July30th, 2017: notification of acceptance
• July 30th, 2017: registrationopens
• September 15th, 2017: early bird registration closes
• October 20th, 2017: registrationcloses
• November 10-11 2017: conference
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