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2020 · 2

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Foreword from the Chief Editor

Xinghua Liu
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

When I first heard about it just a few months ago, I was truly thrilled by Jock Wong’s proposal to run a special issue on the topic of ELT in the time of coronavirus. Having confidence in Jock’s leadership, vision and de…

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ELT in the Time of the Coronavirus 2020: Introductory Remarks

Jock Wong
National University of Singapore, Singapore

Online teaching and learning could become a norm or at least a regular occurrence. Thus, it is important for the international community of EL educators to come together and share their pedagogic ideas, methods and resou…

pp. 1–3
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Teachers' Perceptions of the Shift from the Classroom to Online Teaching

Richard Watson Todd
King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand

In Thailand, social distancing due to the COVID-19 pandemic came into effect halfway through the university semester with teaching moving from the classroom to online. This was a completely new paradigm for most teachers…

pp. 4–16
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Responding to the Coronavirus with Open Educational Resources

Wayne Rimmer
Manchester University, UK

Open Educational Resources (OER) are characterised by being available in the public domain under an open license, typically Creative Commons, so they can be copied, redistributed and reworked. The literature shows OER to…

pp. 17–31
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Responding to COVID-19 in EAP Contexts: A Comparison of Courses at Four Sino-Foreign Universities

Joseph Arthur Davies, Laura Jane Davies, Brandon Conlon, et al.
Duke Kunshan University, China · New York University Shanghai, China · University of Nottingham Ningbo, China · Lancaster University, UK

The ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact upon education across multiple sectors, fields and disciplines. Campus closures, strict self-isolation and physical distancing measures require educato…

pp. 32–51
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Designing Student Participation in Synchronous Writing Instruction

Lucy Macnaught, Jennifer Yates
Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

Although various e-learning technologies have been in use for decades, the rapid worldwide spread of COVID-19 has made online teaching and learning 'the new normal'. Many academic units, such as our team of Learning Advi…

pp. 89–111
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Using Chakowa's Digitally Enhanced Learning Model to Adapt Face-to-face EAP Materials for Online Teaching and Learning

Chun Chuen Billy Chan, Owen Wilson
The University of Sydney, Australia · The University of Sydney & The University of Newcastle, Australia

The unexpected descent of Covid-19 has driven many countries into lockdown. Universities have been forced to shut down physical spaces, which has left many teachers with the daunting task of transitioning their courses t…

pp. 125–139