Submission procedure

Submission Guidelines

Contributions may take the form of:

a panel or round table (90 minutes including questions);

a research paper (20 minutes followed by 10 minutes of questions);

an account of practical experience (20 minutes followed by 10 minutes of questions);

an interactive workshop (60-90 minutes, to be specified by the contributor).

Contributions should address one of the following strands:

Strand 1: Digital technologies in higher education: exploring innovative teaching methods

Strand 2: Corpus linguistics in language teaching for subject-specific, professional or academic purposes

Strand 3: Training for distance learning professionals

Submitting a proposal:

Please fill in the application form on the website:

https://perl2019.sciencesconf.org/

Abstracts should be submitted anonymously, either in French or English, via the website. They should not exceed 300 words and should include (if applicable):

• a title

• a theoretical framework

• the research methodology

• 3 to 5 key words and the chosen strand(s)

• a short bibliography with a maximum of 5 references (not included in the 300-word limit)

Three proposals maximum per person.

For panel proposals, please submit a general summary of the session, including titles of each of the presentations. Summaries of each presentation should be submitted separately and should indicate the title of the panel.

Publication:

A selection of articles will be published.