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    Planning for authentic language assessment in higher education synchronous online environments 

    Wright, Cecily; Litinas, Antonios; Palaktsoglou, Maria; Tsianikas, Michael (Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (MGSAANZ), 2013-07)
    The teaching of some languages in Australia is under threat due substantially to small enrolments. There is considerable need to preserve Australia’s community languages as part of the country’s cultural and linguistic ...
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    Modern Greek at tertiary level: applying innovative methods of effective assessment and delivery online 

    Wright, Cecily; Litinas, Antonios; Palaktsoglou, Maria; Tsianikas, Michael (Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand, 2015)
    In a determined effort to preserve the Modern Greek language as an important part of Australia’s cultural and linguistic diversity, the Logos Australian Centre for Hellenic Language and Culture established at Flinders ...
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    Blogging: the use of digital representation of the migration experience 

    Palaktsoglou, Maria; Shialis, Maria; Sutcliffe, Katherine (Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand, 2015)
    To understand the migrant experience, researchers have traditionally used methods such as ethnography and the analysis of written records to analyse the process of migration; however a new primary source – new-media or ...
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    The 'invisible' immigrants: Greek immigrant women in Australia (1952–1972) 

    Palaktsoglou, Maria (Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (MGSAANZ), 2013-07)
    1952–1972 is considered as the twenty-year period of mass or chain migration, during which the greatest number of Greek immigrants arrived in Australia. Just under half of these immigrants were women, who arrived mainly ...
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    Migrants’ Belongings: preliminary considerations of Greek and Italian migrants’ travel trunks in the post-Second World War period of settlement to South Australia 

    Agutter, Karen Maree; Bouvet, Eric James; Glenn, Diana Cavuoto; Leader-Elliott, Lynette Frances; Finnimore, Christine; Rose, Daniela; Palaktsoglou, Maria (Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (MGSAANZ), 2013-07)
    The Migrants’ Belongings project, while considering both the scholarly work of the past and more contemporary trends, aims to take migration studies one step further by investigating the significance of belongings brought ...

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    Litinas, Antonios (2)Tsianikas, Michael (2)Wright, Cecily (2)Agutter, Karen Maree (1)Bouvet, Eric James (1)Finnimore, Christine (1)Glenn, Diana Cavuoto (1)Leader-Elliott, Lynette Frances (1)Rose, Daniela (1)... View MoreSubjectAustralia (3)Greece (3)Greek research (3)Greek studies (2)Digital media (1)Emigration and immigration (1)Tertiary education (1)... View MoreDate Issued2015 (2)2013 (3)

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