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FREDERICK HOFMEYR MICHAEL

ホフメア フレデリック マイケル | FREDERICK HOFMEYR MICHAEL
Affiliation and department:
Job title: Associate Professor
Research field  (1): Foreign language education
Research keywords  (6): Critical Thinking ,  Applied Linguistics ,  Sociolinguistics ,  Linguistics ,  Computer-assisted Language Learning (CALL) ,  Second Language Acquisition (SLA)
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (1):
  • 2019 - 2022 Investigating the potential of asymmetrical computer game tasks to facilitate SLA and enhance learner motivation
Papers (13):
  • Michael Hofmeyr. Attitudes towards digital game-based language learning among Japanese university students. The JALT CALL Journal. 2023. 19. 1. 26-52
  • Michael Hofmeyr. Digital game-based SLA in the wild: Evidence from a qualitative case study. Proceedings of the XXIst International CALL Research Conference. 2022. 126-131
  • Michael Hofmeyr. Direct qualitative assessment of language learning outcomes in digital game-based interaction. Digital Games in Language Learning (Routledge). 2022. 74-92
  • Michael Hofmeyr. Linguistic diversity in the UK and Japan. Cross-Cultural Studies (World Scientific). 2022. 263-287
  • Michael Hofmeyr. Lighting the fuse for interaction and negotiation: The potential of information-gap digital puzzle games for language learning. Technology in Language Teaching and Learning. 2021. 3. 1. 1-20
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Lectures and oral presentations  (24):
  • The potential of commercial digital games for language education
    (Kansai University English Department Faculty Development Seminar 2022)
  • Students’ (mis?)perceptions about in-class digital game-based learning
    (JALT PanSIG Conference 2022 2022)
  • Digital game-based SLA in the wild: Evidence from a qualitative case study
    (CALL 2022 - 21st International CALL Research Conference 2022)
  • Effective, but too enjoyable? Japanese university students' attitudes towards digital game-based language learning
    (JALTCALL Conference 2022 2022)
  • Three approaches to measuring effectiveness in digital game- based language learning
    (CALICO Conference 2022 2022)
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Professional career (3):
  • PhD in Human and Environmental Studies (Applied Linguistics) (Kyoto University)
  • MSc in Modern Japanese Studies (University of Oxford)
  • MA Crossways in European Humanities (Erasmus Mundus) (University of St Andrews)
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