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Cultivating Empathy: Reflecting on Culture through Conversation and VR

April 26, 2019

Students in the Arab Student Organisation (ASO) and Modern Languages Student Advisory Council (MLSAC) were able to sample experiences in the Global Languages and…

Finding friends in Moscow

December 19, 2018

A Russian Lesson using Google Earth VR This session was led by Olga Klimova-Magnotta Professor in Slavic Languages and Literature. After initial discussion and…

Student Worker Reflection

December 19, 2018

My name is Yuxi, one of the student worker in the Askwith Kenner Global Languages and Culture room. I’m a first-year undergrad student from the Big…

Exploring Commodified Language through Google Earth VR

November 13, 2018

This session was arranged for 82-283 Language Diversity & Cultural Identity, a course exploring contexts of multi-lingualism and how language underpins cultural identiy and…

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