European Projects in University Language Centres

Carmen Argondizzo is Professor of English Linguistics at the University of Calabria (Italy) where she teaches students majoring in Economics, Business Administration and Political Science. She is President of the University Language Centre where she coordinates European projects aimed at enhancing students’ autonomous learning in the academic and professional sectors. She is currently President of AICLU (Associazione Italiana Centri Linguistici Universitari), which has the objectives of both fostering research in language learning and teaching as well as presenting such research in national and European contexts.

• Contents: Michela Menghini: The Lucide Project and network: Languages in Urban Communities. Integration and diversity for Europe – Elisabetta Bonvino/ Diego Cortes Velasquez/Serena Faone/Giulia De Santis: Intercomprehension didactics: devices and proposals – Antonella Benucci: Intercultural and Inter-linguistic Models in disadvantaged migration contexts – Giulia Grosso/Serena Carmignani: Italian for specific jobs and purposes in prisons: The experience of the I.D.R.P. project in the jail of Siena – Eleonora Fragai/Ivana Fratter/Elisabetta Jafrancesco: UNI.ITALIA: didactic procedures and innovative proposals for teaching Italian L2 to foreign university students – Anna Toscano: Italiano in rete: a participatory project – Carmen Argondizzo/Jean M. Jimenez: Promoting plurilingualism and intercultural communication in European enterprises and academic contexts: a European Winner Project – Anila Ruth Scott-Monkhouse: The EFLIT participant profile: customising the course to the needs of Legal English users in Italy – Christopher Taylor: ADLAB: Audio Description - lifelong access for the blind – Claudia Buffagni/Beatrice Garzelli: Cinema and translation: Research and didactic applications in a three-stage project – Adriana Teresa Damascelli: International Mobility in University Language Centres: the Erasmus IP Project «Crosscurricular Creativity» – Marie J. Myers: Making communication more creative and learning more effective with an innovative use of linguistic aspects – Daniela Forapani/Sara Radighieri: Certificate of English for Primary Teachers (CEPT): Exam format – Stefania Paola Pasqua/Ian Michael Robinson/Helen Marie Spina: Test Writing: creative thinking in action – Jean Jimenez/Sayuri Kusumoto/Elena Raso/Ida Ruffolo: Assessing language proficiency: comparing internal exams with international certifications – Alessandra Fazio: A Conceptual Model of Quality Assurance.

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