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Third workshop on the issue of Experimental Methods in Language Acquisition
Research (EMLAR III). Lectures and hands-on sessions on practical aspects
of language acquisition research.
Reminder: EMLAR III
7th-9th November 2006, Utrecht University
The full program of EMLAR III (Experimental Methods in Language Acquisition
Research) and details about registration can be found at:
http://www.let.uu.nl/~Frans.Adriaans/personal/emlar06.html
For further questions, contact us at: emlar@let.uu.nl
Deadline for registration: 29-Sep-2006
NB: The programme is similar, but not identical to EMLAR II. One extra
day,more hands-on sessions (E-prime, web-based experiments) and more about L2
methodology.
Invited speakers:
Hugo Quen醇P (Utrecht University) - Statistics and methodology, SPSS,
Statistics with R
Irene Kr醇Bmer (Radboud University Nijmegen) - Sentence comprehension
Sonja Eisenbeiss (University of Essex) - Elicitation
Paul Boersma (University of Amsterdam) - PRAAT
Nivja de Jong (University of Amsterdam) - E-Prime
Iris Mulders (Utrecht University) - Eyetracking
Judith Rispens (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) - ERP
Elizabeth Johnson (Max Planck Institute Nijmegen) - Infant testing
Steven Gillis (University of Antwerp) - CHILDES I and II
Jacqueline van Kampen (Utrecht University) - CHILDES I and II
Huub van den Bergh (Utrecht University) - Advanced statistics
Hans van de Velde (Utrecht University) - Web-based experiments
Antonella Sorace (University of Edinburgh) - Grammaticality judgement task,
Magnitude estimation
Marianne Starren (Radboud University Nijmegen) - L2 corpora
Christine Dimroth (Max Planck Institute Nijmegen) - L2 corpora
Theodore Marinis (University College London) - On-line sentence processing
Johanne Paradis (University of Alberta, Canada) - Matching different
populations
Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS will hold its third workshop on the
issue of Experimental Methods in Language Acquisition Research (EMLAR III).
This workshop, which is part of the Netherlands Graduate School of
Linguistics (LOT) graduate programme, aims to provide PhD and MA students with the
opportunity to learn more about the different methods used in the field of
(first and second) language acquisition research. The programme will consist
of a series of lectures (each on a different method), and several more
hands-on sessions on more practical aspects of language acquisition research.
Each session addresses issues such as: subject selection, rationale behind a
given method, practicalities involved in the actual execution of the
experiment, advantages and disadvantages of a given method and do's and don't's.
Organization:
Sharon Unsworth
Elma Blom
Hannah De Mulder
Natalie Boll
Roberta Tedeschi
Frans Adriaans
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