Translation of literary texts and online collaboration The latest research article from the Journal of Virtual Exchange Abstract Literary translation usually brings linguistic, textual, cultural, and pragmatic problems into perspective. As a knowledge-transfer process, it also demands a set of skills as the translator intends to convey, to some extent, Read More …
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Coloniality in Virtual Exchange – Voices from South Africa
UNICollaboration Research Webinar Thursday July 11th 14h-15h CEST online UNICollaboration is hosting its final research webinar in the series on Identifying and Interrogating Coloniality in Virtual Exchange. This 3rd webinar will address the issue of coloniality in the context of South Africa and implications it has on education and virtual Read More …
Promotional Codes for COIL Connect
UNICollaboration in partnership with COIL Connect Should your Institution be interested in joining COIL Connect, as a member, please email UNICollaboration on info@unicollaboration.org to benefit from promotional codes we will gladly share with you. Looking forward to assisting you in joining us and joining COIL Connect.
5th Edition of COIL through Simulation in the Master of Secondary Teacher Education
Colleagues M. Laura Angelini and Rut Muñiz (Master in Teacher Training, specialising in English, Universidad Católica de Valencia ‘San Vicente Mártir’) are delighted to announce the successful completion of the 5th Edition of their virtual exchange collaboration using Simulation in the Master of Secondary Teacher Education from 12-24 April, 2024. Read More …
Coloniality in Virtual Exchange – Voices from Palestine and Lebanon
UNICollaboration Research Webinar Friday 17th May 14h-15h CEST online UNICollaboration is continuing its research webinar series on Identifying and Interrogating Coloniality in Virtual Exchange. In this second webinar, we will address the issue of coloniality in the context of Palestine and Lebanon and implications it has on education and virtual Read More …
First article of the special JVE issue is out!
Possibilities of virtual exchange for Internationalisation at Home: Insights from the Global South The paper discusses the potential of virtual exchange (VE) to promote the development of Internationalisation at Home (IaH) approaches. The researchers undertook the project during the pandemic. The two universities involved are in the Global South: Brazil Read More …
NEW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS LAUNCHED
Would you like to get more involved in the world of Virtual Exchange? If so, we have some brand new exciting Special Interest Groups you might like to join. Read on if you’d like to know more about our SIGs and what they offer. WHAT IS A SIG? UNICollaboration’s special Read More …
SIGN up to UNICollaboration’s Free upcoming webinar series on coloniality in Virtual Exchange
This upcoming series will focus on ‘Identifying and interrogating Coloniality in Virtual Exchange’ The first event is free for members and non-members. Registration is compulsory. The link may not be shared. Event 2 and 3 are for members only. If you are not a member, please join us by completing Read More …
How Virtual Exchange exceeded all expectations
Dr Claire O’Reilly teaches German at the University of Cork in Ireland. She’s been in the German Department since 2005 and teaches a range of subjects. They include: intercultural communication, German/Irish history and relations and of course, virtual exchange. She’s also involved in a bachelor of International Business and German Read More …
A virtual exchange for thousands of students around the globe
Eric Hagley is currently undertaking research in virtual exchange for a PhD at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. He lived and worked for nearly 30 years in Japan, which is when he began developing projects internationally. He undertook his first undergraduate degree there at the age of 18. Eric writes Read More …