Colecter kin: Mobile application for collaborative bilingual glossary compilation in the esp classroom

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Abstract

The ubiquitous use of smartphones has shown to offer great advantages in language learning, which still remain to be harnessed in the field of mobile-assisted language learning (MALL), ESP teaching and translator training in higher education. Language teachers are predominantly the users of existing mobile applications and not their producers, which may narrow their range of choices and options in using mobile technology in teaching. This paper presents the results of a student survey on the usability, perceived benefits, and feedback on the features of an Android mobile application built by the author. The CoLecTer KIN application was used by first-year undergraduate students of Applied Kinesiology in a collaborative project of compiling a Slovene-English bilingual glossary of topic-specific terminology. The design of the application makes it suitable for use in the ESP and translation classroom and in collaborative translation projects.

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Paradiž, M. (2021). Colecter kin: Mobile application for collaborative bilingual glossary compilation in the esp classroom. ELOPE: English Language Overseas Perspectives and Enquiries, 18(1), 91–106. https://doi.org/10.4312/elope.18.1.91-106

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