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Webinar recording from July 10th 2020
Webinar recording from July 10th 2020
If you missed our 2020 webinar - or want to relive the experience! - the full webinar recording is now available.
Edited highlights of the webinar are available on each case study page (see links to supporting materials below) and you will also find answers to FAQs below.
If you attended the workshop check englishlanguagetoolkit@york.ac.uk for updates and/or follow @YorkToolkit.
The 2020 workshop took place online on Friday 10th July 2020 3.30-5pm
3.30-4.15 welcome + 'nano'-lectures on 4 x research case studies
4.15-5.00 Q&A + putting it into practice with Dan Clayton of EngLangBlog
Thanks to everyone who took part - thanks for your comments: #YorkCPD2020
Supporting materials for the four case studies
Supporting materials for the four case studies
Claire Childs
take a look at the Lead-in Tasks
watch Talk 1 (16 mins)
watch Talk 2 (15 mins)
take a look at the Extension Tasks
watch Talk 1 (16 mins)
take a look at the Lead-in Tasks
read Info Sheets 1 & 2
watch Talk 2 (28 mins)
take a look at the Extension Tasks
watch Talk 3 (14 mins)
look at more courtroom data
Tamar Keren-Portnoy
have a listen to the Lead-in Task
watch Talk 1 (6 mins)
watch Talk 2 (12 mins)
have a listen to the Extension Task
watch Talk 3 (12 mins)
take a look at the Lead-in Tasks
watch Talk 1 (16 mins)
take a look at the Extension Tasks
watch Talk 2 (16 mins)
visit the Accent Bias Britain site
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Here are answers from the authors to the questions put to them before, during and after the workshop:
Take a look around the rest of the site!
Take a look around the rest of the site!
A guided tour of the site (with links to case studies) organised around the sections of the AQA specification.
How you can re-use the Toolkit materials under our Creative Commons licence.
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