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Kawai Goh

カワイ ゴウ | Kawai Goh
Affiliation and department:
Job title: Professor
Homepage URL  (1): http://goh.kawai.com/
Research field  (3): Foreign language education ,  Educational technology ,  Intelligent informatics
Research keywords  (8): computational phonology ,  articulatory phonetics ,  educational technology ,  online collaborative learning ,  pronunciation learning ,  language learning systems ,  spoken language processing ,  natural language processing
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (12):
  • 2015 - 2018 Constructing Plurilingual Communities in East Asia: Implications from Hong Kong
  • 2014 - 2017 What aspects of prosody and non-verbal language can be learned autonomously?
  • 2013 - 2016 Pronunciation training by applying the visualization of pronunciation-map and articulatory gesture based on articulatory-feature extraction
  • 2012 - 2014 Pronunciation education system based on the systematization of non-mothor tongue speech prosody using generation process model and speech synthesis
  • 2012 - 2012 外国語学習において自律学習できる非言語身体行動は何か?
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Papers (12):
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MISC (28):
  • KATAGIRI Noriaki, KAWAI Goh. Determining the keyness of lexical items found in the classroom speech of native and non-native English language instructors. IEICE technical report. 2009. 109. 99. 39-44
  • Statistical analyses of task-based lexicons found in the classroom speech of native and non-native English language instructors. 2008. 38. 4. 377-382
  • F0 features of Japanese sentences read aloud by English, Chinese and native speakers. 2008. 38. 4. 383-388
  • HIRANO Hiroko, HIROSE Keikichi, KAWAI Goh, MINEMATSU Nobuaki. F0 features of Japanese Sentences Read Aloud by English, Chinese, and Naive speakers. 2008. 108. 116. 43-48
  • KATAGIRI Noriaki, KAWAI Goh. Statistical analyses of task-based lexicons found in the classroom speech of native and non-native English language instructors. 2008. 108. 116. 37-42
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Books (1):
  • Pragmatic Competence
    Mouton de Gruyter 2009
Lectures and oral presentations  (1):
  • Description of an online learning course for English language at Hokkaido University
    (Eurocall 2017)
Education (3):
  • - 1999 University of Tokyo Department of Engineering Information and Communication Engineering
  • - 1986 International Christian University Department of Education Educational Technology
  • - 1984 University of Tokyo Department of Linguistics
Professional career (1):
  • PhD in information and communication engineering (University of Tokyo)
Work history (8):
  • 2022/03 - 現在 Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Online Learning Support Team professor
  • 2003/04 - 2020/03 Hokkaido University Center for Language Learning Professor of Educational Engineering
  • 2007 - 2008 Universiteit Antwerpen (University of Antwerp) Instituut voor Onderwijs en Informatiewetenschappen Visiting Professor
  • 2000 - 2003 Oregon Health & Science University Center for Spoken Language Understanding Research Scientist
  • 1999 - 2000 University of California Santa Cruz Department of Psychology Researcher
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Awards (3):
  • 2014/06 - World Conference on Educational Media & Technology (EdMedia 2014) Best Paper Award Case study of an online English language course that emphasizes self-assessment of speaking and writing
  • 2013/03 - Hokkaido University President's Award for Teaching Excellence
  • 2004 - Japan Information and Culturology Society Japan Information and Culturology Society Award
Association Membership(s) (8):
TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) ,  LET (Japan Association for Language Education and Technology) ,  JSET (Japan Society for Educational Technology) ,  JASELE (Japan Society of English Language Education) ,  EUROCALL (European Association for Computer-Assisted Language Learning) ,  AAAL (American Association of Applied Linguistics) ,  PSJ (Phonetic Society of Japan) ,  ASJ (Acoustical Society of Japan)
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