June 22 - 23, 2024 (US Time), to be held ONLINE
University of California, Los Angeles
The TCLT12 Organizing Committee is pleased to announce the call for papers for the 12th International Conference and Workshops on Technology and Chinese Language Teaching (TCLT12), an academic gathering that seeks to foster scholarly dialogue and innovation in the application of technology for Chinese language learning and instruction. This conference, scheduled to take place online from June 22 to 23, 2024, invites researchers, educators, and practitioners to submit abstracts and proposals for both individual presentations and workshops. We encourage contributions that explore and engage with cutting-edge research, methodologies, and practices within the broad spectrum of technology-empowered Chinese language learning and instruction. Join us in creating a dynamic platform for intellectual exchange and collaboration as we delve into the forefront of AI and natural language processing technologies. We look forward to receiving your contributions and building a vibrant academic community at the 12th International Conference and Workshops on Technology and Chinese Language Teaching.
Conference Website
Host institution and Co-sponsors
University of California, Los Angeles
Also supported in part by
Main Theme
Empowering CSL learning and instruction with AI and natural language processing technologies
Topics Included but not Limited to
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Timeline
Submission Guidelines
1. Individual Paper/Panel Submission
Abstracts (by March 15, 2024): Submit an abstract with no more than 400 words in English or 400 characters in Chinese for a 15-minute individual presentation or 45-minute panel. Follow the instructions at http://www.tclt.us/tclt12/submission.php. All abstracts will be blind peer-reviewed.
Full paper (optional, by May 15, 2024): Submission of full paper is encouraged. It will be included in the conference proceedings. Suggested number of pages is 8 or less. Include (1) title of the paper (in both Chinese and English), (2) abstract (in both Chinese and English), (3) author’s name, affiliation (in both languages if applicable), email address, (4) body text (Chinese or English), and (5) references. Please visit the Submission page for paper template and other details for submission information.
Selected papers will be invited to submit to the Journal of Technology and Chinese Language Teaching (JTCLT, http://www.tclt.us/journal) and published after successful double-blind peer review. JTCLT is registered with the Library of Congress (ISSN 1949-260X) and indexed by SCOPUS, ESCI, MLA, and Google Scholars.
2. Workshop Proposal Submission
Submit a one-page proposal for a 50-minute workshop including the title and description of the workshop, targeted audience, and intended outcomes.
3. Notes
Each presenter can submit up to two paper abstracts. In case of presentation slot availability, multiple-paper presenters could be asked to select one paper to present.
Conference Registration
No Registration Fee!
The conference will be held online via Zoom and free to attend. Registration is required. More details will follow when the conference program is announced.
Contact
Please email your inquiries to tclt12@tclt.us
About TCLT
To promote the application of technology in Chinese language learning and instruction, Hamilton College in the US initiated the International Conference and Workshops on Technology and Chinese Language Teaching (TCLT) in 2000. This biennial event, with exceptions during the pandemic, has been co-hosted by institutions such as Yale University, Columbia University, the University of Macau, and most recently, Yale University, both in the US and abroad. The conference series is known for its combination of in-depth panel discussions and hands-on workshops featuring the latest technologies in Chinese language teaching. Information about past conferences can be found at http://www.tclt.us/conferences/.
TCLT is derived from the phrase 'Technology and Chinese Language Teaching.' When the acronym is used independently in various contexts, it can refer to either the International Conference and Workshops on Technology and Chinese Language Teaching or the Standing Committee responsible for organizing the conference. TCLT’s official website is at http://www.tclt.us.
To facilitate the exchange and in-depth discussion on technology and Chinese language teaching, TCLT launched the double-blind, peer-reviewed online open-access publication, the Journal of Technology and Chinese Language Teaching (JTCLT), in 2010. The journal publishes twice a year, in June and December. It is accessible at http://www.tclt.us/journal/.
The TCLT12 Organizing Committee