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SLIC : Second Life as A Collaborative Tool For Graduate Teacher Training and Developing Intercultural Communicative Competences
Bayle, A., Foucher, A.-L., Youngs, B.
Computer-Assisted Language Instruction Consortium, South Bend, Indiana : États-Unis (2012) - http://edutice.archives-ouvertes.fr/edutice-00688378
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Aurélie Bayle ()1, Anne-Laure Foucher ()1, Bonnie Youngs2
1 :  LRL – Laboratoire de Recherche sur le Langage
http://lrlweb.univ-bpclermont.fr
Université Blaise Pascal - Clermont-Ferrand II : EA999
Maison de la Recherche - 4 rue Ledru - 63057 Clermont-Fd Cedex 1
France
2 :  CMU – Carnegie Mellon University
Carnegie Mellon University
États-Unis
SLIC : Second Life as A Collaborative Tool For Graduate Teacher Training and Developing Intercultural Communicative Competences
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SLIC (Second Life InterCulturel) was a collaboration between undergraduate students of French at Carnegie Mellon University and Masters students of FLE using ICT from Université Blaise Pascal. The project's intent was to extend the intercultural communicative competences of the undergraduates and of the graduate students as well as the teaching experiences of the latter using the synthetic world Second Life (SL). By interacting with each other in SL, students on both sides of the project collaborated in SL, where they were able to exchange cultural information on themes linked to the undergraduate course in asynchronous document exchanges via Moodle and during synchronous online meetings in SL.
SLIC (Second Life InterCulturel) was a collaboration between undergraduate students of French at Carnegie Mellon University and Masters students of FLE using ICT from Université Blaise Pascal. The project's intent was to extend the intercultural communicative competences of the undergraduates and of the graduate students as well as the teaching experiences of the latter using the synthetic world Second Life (SL). By interacting with each other in SL, students on both sides of the project collaborated in SL, where they were able to exchange cultural information on themes linked to the undergraduate course in asynchronous document exchanges via Moodle and during synchronous online meetings in SL.

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synthetic worlds – collaborative tasks – intercultural competences – learning scenario
synthetic worlds – collaborative tasks – intercultural competences – learning scenario

Computer-Assisted Language Instruction Consortium
CALICO
South Bend, Indiana
États-Unis
12/06/2012