Welcome
Post-Conference Update:
Thanks to everyone for attending the conference and making it a success!
Below are the some of the presentation files, we hope to have all posted shorty:
Presentation files:
- 비교문학적 접근에서의 한국 현대 시 교육 연구-윤여탁, 오지혜
- Jang, Eun A.
- Kim, E.Y. - Part 1, Part 2
- Kim, Jieun | Kim, Mary | Noh, Jini - ''The Organization and Development of the Korean Language Learners' Lexicon: A Word Association Approach''
- Kim, Youngsook - ''A Case Study: Teaching Hanja in L2 Korean Classes and Its Study Aid Program''
- Ko, Kyoungrok - ''Using a wiki for collaborative writing in the KFL classroom''
- Korean ODA Team (Sun-Kwang Bae, Ted Han and Saekyun Lee) - ''The Online Diagnostic Assessment System: Web-based Formative Assessment''
- Lee, Ji-Yeon - ''Teaching Materials for Listening and Speaking Using Praat Software'' - Part 1, Part 2
- Min, H.S. & Kang, N.W. - Part 1, Part 2
- Solodka, Maryna - ''Using Cooperative Learning to Improve Speaking Skills in Beginning Learners of Korean (Non-heritage Learners)''
- Strauss, Susan | Eun, Jong Oh | Youn, Jhu Hyoung - ''Unraveling the mystery behind, V-아/-어서, -니까 and -기
때문에 A conceptual and practical approach to Korean grammar''
Photos may be found below:
June 22nd Update:
I am very pleased to have you all and would like to thank various individuals who have worked hard so that this year's conference can be held. Thank you Professor Haeyoung Kim for your great coordination and on-the-go answers. Thank you Professor Hyosang Lee for managing the complex workshop/conference schedule and taking time to create the program master document. I also would like to thank two miracle workers, Ms. Hyunjung Ahn and Russ Hugo, for their tireless and selfless work to make the conference a success. They went above and beyond the call of duty and lived Sleepless in Seattle for a month. If you see Hyunjung, please take the time to thank her. I also want to thank the volunteers from the first- and second-year Korean classes listed below (you may tap their brains for noraebang and other tourist attractions!):
First-year Korean Students - Howard Chong; Sarah Park
Second-year Korean Students - Ryan Johnson; Mai Kono; Jamie Leung; Yen Luong; Lisa Phan
Graduate Students - Hyunjung Ahn, Russell Hugo, Heesung Kang
I also would like to thank Youngsook Lim and Dvorah Oppenheimer for their Korea Center support, and Youngie Yoon and Lenina Schills for their willing assistance. Finally, I would like to thank Professors Amy Ohta and Klaus Brandl for accepting the invitations to speak, and Professor Michael Shapiro, the chair of the Asian Languages and Literature Department, without whose support local hosting of the conference would have been impossible.
Seattle mornings and nights can get fairly chilly (55 F / 12 C),although it is quite pleasant during the day time (70 F / 20 C), so dobring a warm jacket or a sweater.
Thank you again for participating in this year's AATK annual workshop and conference, and I hope you have a fruitful conference and a pleasant stay in Seattle.
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Soohee Kim, Ph.D.
Senior Lecturer/Program Coordinator
Korean Language
Department of Asian Languages and Literature
University of Washington
