Dr. Richard Kiely is a senior fellow in Cornell's Einhorn Center for Community Engagement, and, among many other things, stewards the design and implementation of the Engaged College Initiative. He discusses transformative learning theory, international community-engaged learning, and dissonance.

Einhorn Center: https://einhorn.cornell.edu/

#häftigt

#lagom

#fika

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Margaret Ransdell-Green is a linguist who has been creating constructed languages, or ConLangs, since the late 1990s. Eric Barker, her husband, is a musician and composer. The two have collaborated on writing music and lyrics in the languages and styles of these fictional peoples.

Margaret's ConLangs: http://www.aeniith.com/

Music video: https://youtu.be/dTp67Xqr2WU

Language Creation Society (LCS): https://conlang.org/ 

Ana Lemma

The songs heard in this episode were "Zhumzhu" and "Phatakap."

#積ん読

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Xiaoyan Li enlightens us on her role in developing an AI agent that helps enforce equal participation for native speakers and second language learners in online discussions.

#tschüss

Improving Non-Native Speakers' Participation with an Automatic Agent in Multilingual Groups - https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3567562

https://infosci.cornell.edu/

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Cory Duclos, Director of the Keck Center for Language Study at Colgate University and a Senior Lecturer in Linguistics, joins Sam and Angelika this week. One of his current research projects is concerned with ethics of data gathering online.

https://fltmag.com/interview-project-9-artificial-intelligence/ 

#moleque

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Joe Dale is an independent languages consultant from the UK who works with a range of organizations such as Network for Languages, ALL, The British Council, the BBC, Skype, Microsoft, and The Guardian, who described him as an "MFL guru." Joe is no stranger to podcasting as co-host of his own, the #mfltwitterati, and we're excited to hear about his broad experience with language teaching and technology around the world.

@JoeDale on Twitter

https://mfltwitteratipodcast.com/ 

https://ppli.ie/resource/mfl-teachers-talk-podcast/

#pamplemousse

#grenouille

#JeCrèveLaDalle

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Larisa Kasumagić- Kafedžić, a Fulbright Visiting Scholar Fellow at Cornell from the University of Sarajevo, explores how language instructors can embrace a pedagogy of peace, justice, and conflict resolution.

https://peacehub.ba/

#居眠り

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Claire Frances and Giovanni Zimotti of the University of Iowa discuss their research into ChatGPT, one of the recent artificial intelligence programs garnering attention in and out of academia. The pair recently published an article in FLTMAG about Chat GPT's potential impact on writing in language education.

https://fltmag.com/chatgpt-second-language-writing/

#J’aiD’autresChatsÀFouetter

#y’all

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Alan van den Arend discusses how we can rethink approaches to translation and pedagogy to better connect with students.

Correction: ALI was founded by Alex and Laura Hanson (not Harrison) 

https://classics.cornell.edu/alan-van-den-arend 

https://www.perusall.com 

#boterham

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Katie Blake tells us how her Ph.D. in Linguistics from Cornell led to her work on Amazon’s Alexa AI, and takes us under the hood of the popular digital assistant.

https://katherineblake.github.io 

#눈치

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Dr. Cori Crane closes out our season by diving deeper into her recent talk at the LRC on utilizing reflection for language and culture learning. 

http://www.coricrane.com/

#freudenfreude