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Cecilia Goria

Professor of Digital Pedagogies and Language Education, Faculty of Arts

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Biography

I am Professor in Digital Pedagogies and Language Education in the Department of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, University of Nottingham. I hold the role of Digital Learning Director for the Faculty of Arts and I am the Director of the Language Centre, University of Nottingham.

Expertise Summary

Language Teaching, Technology Enhanced Teaching and Learning, Distance and Online Learning, Virtual Worlds, Linguistics

Teaching Summary

I teach Exploring Language and Linguistics - an undergraduate module part of the BA in Modern Languages and Translation - and I contribute to the undergraduate module Teaching and Learning Foreign… read more

Research Summary

My work and research are concerned with the nurturing of cultural changes that prioritise pedagogical considerations in the adoption of digital technologies for teaching and learning. I am currently… read more

Recent Publications

I teach Exploring Language and Linguistics - an undergraduate module part of the BA in Modern Languages and Translation - and I contribute to the undergraduate module Teaching and Learning Foreign Languages with my expertise on digital technologies for language education.

Current Research

My work and research are concerned with the nurturing of cultural changes that prioritise pedagogical considerations in the adoption of digital technologies for teaching and learning. I am currently involved different project that look at: technology enhanced learning spaces, physical as well as digital; the transition of teaching and learning from the face-to-face to the online environment; support plan models to facilitates the development of staff digital skills, the pedagogical implication of lecture recording, the benefits and challenges of audience response tools, the creation and support of communities of practice around the use of digital technologies.

Furthermore, having worked for almost 10 year in the field distance teaching and learning my research in this area explores pedagogical models for improving the nature and quality of the experience of distance learners. My work pivots around community building, openness, multimodality, personalised learning, student agency and participation, student experience, modes of technology enhanced teaching and learning.

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