Alabama World Languages Association

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Annual Conference

February 2-3, 2018

UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE CAMPUS
Mobile, Alabama

ALL PROPOSALS DUE: MAY 15, 2017

Conference Proposal Form 2018

Theme: Sweet Home Alabama: Language and Community

Please note: the Program Committee will give preference to proposals that show how community is shaping language learning and teaching. Presentations can be given in target language; title and abstract must be submitted in English for the sake of the program.

Title (10 word max) *

Type the title exactly as you wish it to appear in the conference program. The title is case sensitive.

Abstract/Description for Program (40 word max) [include the purpose and expected outcomes of the proposal] *

Be sure this is written professionally as it may appear AS IS in the program. Please pay attention to detail (grammar, spelling, capitalization, etc) in this abstract. Submissions written in 1st person, incomplete proposals, etc. will be automatically rejected and not evaluated for the program. See rubric posted at http://theawla.org/

Any additional information to be shared with the Program Committee (25 word max)

Presentation Methods (example: discussion, slides, game, lecture, etc.) *

Audience level (check all that apply) *

Pre-K

K-12

Higher Ed

Other:

Select the best category to describe your content *

professional development/leadership

issues (e.g. advocacy/Seal of Biliteracy)

community and language learning

culture

pedagogy

technology

assessment

Language(s) of presentation *

Arabic

Chinese

English

French

German

Japanese

Latin

Spanish

Other:

Presenter(s): First Name, Last Name (Institution) *

If multiple presenters, please list corresponding presenter first.

Corresponding Presenter's Contact Email(s) *

Please include main email address and an alternate email address.

Corresponding Presenter's Contact Phone Number *

Which format are you interested in? *

50-minute sessions are designed for one or more presenters who discuss a proposed topic. 50-minute panels are designed to encourage discussion among 3-5 presenters (typically from different institutions, and may include a mix of individuals working in areas of research, theory, and practice) on a topic, range of ideas, and/or project. Panel may divide presentation how they prefer; often each presenter speaks for 5-10 minutes prior to taking questions/comments from the audience. 20-minute mini-sessions are designed for 1-2 presenters who want to make a short presentation about a proposed topic. 2-hour workshops typically offer hands-on activities and and are intended to be interactive.

Session (50 minutes)

Panel (50 minutes)

Mini-Session (20 minutes)

Workshop (120 minutes)

Affiliation(s):

AATF (American Association of Teachers of French)

AATG (American Association of Teachers of German)

AATSP (American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese)

ACA (American Classical Association)

ACLTA (Alabama Chinese Language Teachers Association)

ACTFL (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages)

SCOLT (Southern Conference on Language Teaching)

SEALLT (Southeast Association for Language Learning Technology)

Exhibitor/Vendor

N/A

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I understand that as a Presenter I must provide my own laptop, adaptor(s), power cord(s), and/or USB drive. *

Presentation rooms are all "smart" equipped. They have PCs with wired internet, projection and audio. If you use Mac, please bring your own dongle.

I agree

Is there anything else that the conference planners need to know about your proposal?

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