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Going Dutch: Collaborative student research on language and culture (CILASS)

by admin | Jan 16, 2016 | English language, Inquiry-based learning, Internationalisation |

Description This project uses a range of different new technologies to facilitate student-led collaborative international research on language and culture.  Students enrolled on modules within the English Language subject area at the University of Amsterdam in the...

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