AUTONOMY LIST
AUTO-L (AUTONOMY LIST SERV) is an electronic discussion forum that is sponsored by AILA's* Research Network (ReN) on Learner Autonomy in Language Learning (formerly known as a scientific commission). It responds to the request of ReN members, who expressed the need to be able to communicate on an ongoing basis with likeminded colleagues in all parts of the world.
AUTO-L promotes the exchange of information and discussion of matters related to the fostering of autonomy in language learning. The list is open to all foreign and second language educators, administrators, and researchers who are involved in the area of self-directed learning, learner autonomy, learner independence, learning strategies.
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Autonomy in a connected world
Sent October 30th 2009In response to Linda's points, yes, as we know all learners bring to their learning a whole set of beliefs and attitudes, preconceptions and assumptions about what language learning involves and how they see themselves as language learners. What is partic...
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Autonomy in a connected world
Sent October 29th 2009Hello everyone, here are a few ‘starting’ thoughts related to issues raised in Elspeth Broady’s abstract…. Working with adult learners I see how people with lots of experience and very responsible positions in all areas of life may see deferring to the te...
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Autumn discussion - Autonomy in a Connected World
Sent October 27th 2009Autumn discussion - Autonomy in a Connected World Hi everyone! As Andy has announced, we would like to start a discussion in advance of the IATEFL LA SIG/SWON Autonomy in a Connected World event in Milton Keynes on 11th December. Inspired by Elspeth Br...
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Early bird registration deadline approaching!
Sent October 26th 2009Dear colleagues (apologies for cross-posting)I wanted to let you know that the early bird deadline to register for the next IATEFL learner autonomy event is fast approaching (30th October). Visit the website for more details and online registration: http...
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Announcing Autunman discussion at Auto-l
Sent October 13th 2009Dear all, Good morning from Hong Kong! I am honoured to declare that the autumn discussion at autol will be moderated by Lucy Cooker from Nottingham University and Dr. Linda Murphy from Open University. They will be chairing the discussion in relation t...
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ILA 2007 Japan Conference Proceedings - published online
Sent October 5th 2009ILA 2007 Japan Conference Proceedings - published online Apologies for cross-postingsDear AUTO-L colleagues, On the second anniversary of the ILA 2007 Japan Conference, I am delighted to announce that the proceedings have been published online, and can b...
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Autonomy in a connected world: Online registration open
Sent September 27th 2009Dear all (apologies for cross posting), We just wanted to let you know that online registration for the upcoming event "Autonomy in a Connected World" at the Open University on Friday 11th December in Milton Keynes is open. More information, abstract...
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Find out about research, higher degree courses and studentships at the OU
Sent September 21st 2009Please see attached - also posted below. * * * * *CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY* *CREET POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH OPEN DAY* * * *17th November 2009 10am – 3pm* * * You are warmly invited to a Research Open Day on 17th Novem...
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Video gaming and learner autonomy
Sent September 17th 2009.hmmessage P { margin:0px; padding:0px } body.hmmessage { font-size: 10pt; font-family:Verdana } Dear all, I am starting a new funded project on foreign language learning and video gaming. If you (or colleagues you know) are interested in knowing more abo...
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Continuing Professional Development and Teacher Autonomy
Sent September 9th 2009Dear all, I’d just like to thank everyone who responded to my request for ideas regarding the seminar I gave on teacher autonomy and continuing professional development. The feedback I’ve received has been very positive and now would seem to be the mome...
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