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CercleS LSP Focus Group

CercleS LSP Focus Group. Benoît Guilbaud (University of Sussex, UK) David Tual (University of Cambridge, UK). #LSPHE2019. Session structure. Introductions About of this FG Discussion around possible FG activities AOB. Objectives of this focus group.

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CercleS LSP Focus Group

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  1. CercleS LSPFocus Group Benoît Guilbaud (University of Sussex, UK) David Tual (University of Cambridge, UK) #LSPHE2019

  2. Session structure • Introductions • About of this FG • Discussion around possible FG activities • AOB

  3. Objectives of this focus group • to provide and foster a forum for reflection, informed by theory and/or classroom practice; • to support colleagues new to LSP; • to encourage colleagues working in LSP to disseminate their work (for example in the form of conference papers or publications based on the above); • to identify areas for collaboration such as resource creation/sharing, exchange of best practice or cross-border projects; • to organise and/or support LSP-dedicated events; • to maintain regular communication on all of the above with the members of the Focus Group

  4. Group discussion • What developments could come from this focus group? (collaboration, exchanges, workshops, conferences, etc.) • Any points for further discussion?

  5. Thank you for attending Benoît Guilbaud (University of Sussex, UK) David Tual (University of Cambridge, UK) #LSPHE2019

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