Stella K. Hadjistassou

Department of English, Arizona State University

 

   

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Invited Presentations:

[1] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Emerging conflicts and collaborative frames in peer feedback exchanges on 
            the Synchronous ‘Collaboration Sessions,’ on the Asynchronous ‘Discussion Board’ and on 
            their Following Face-to-face Encounters in an Advanced ESL Classroom.” ISCAR, University of San Diego, September 2008
            (Session selected to be postcast on Second Life)

[2] Hadjistassou, S. K. “A Cultural-historical Activity Perspective: Synchronous and Asynchronous Computer-mediated Communications  
            and Face-to-face Interactions in an Advanced ESL Writing Classroom." Graduate Forum, TESOL convention and
            Exhibition (Doctoral Forum), New York, April 2008 (1 out of the only 6 presentations selected by a panel of TESOL scholars).

 

Conference Presentations:

[1] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Instructor's Role in Virtual Environments." The Computer-Assisted Language Instruction Consortium (CALL
            Amherst College, Massachusetts, June 2010. 
          
[2] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Expanding the Collaborative Frameworks among Engineering and Technical and Professional Communication 
            Students and Faculty through the Implementation of Virtually-Constructed Villages." American Association of Applied Linguistics
 
            Atlanta, Georgia, March 2010.

[3] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Virtual Learning in 3-D Business Virtual Environments: The  Construction of Interactive Frames to Complete
            Assigned Tasks in an Online Classroom." The Computer-Assisted Language Instruction Consortium (CALL). Arizona State 
            University, March 2009.

[4] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Asynchronous and Synchronous Forums: Polyphony, Conflict and Argumentation in an English as a Second Language 
            Classroom." American Association of Applied Linguistics (AAAL) Conference, Denver, Colorado, March 2009.

[5] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Emerging conflicts and collaborative frames in peer feedback exchanges on 
            the Synchronous ‘Collaboration Sessions,’ on the Asynchronous ‘Discussion Board’ and on 
            their Following Face-to-face Encounters in an Advanced ESL Classroom.” ISCAR, University of San Diego, September 2008.

[6] Hadjistassou, S. K. “A Cultural-historical Activity Perspective: Synchronous and Asynchronous Computer-mediated Communications  
            and Face-to-face Interactions in an Advanced ESL Writing Classroom." Graduate Forum, TESOL convention and
            Exhibition (Doctoral Forum), New York, April 2008 (1 out of the only 6 presentations selected by a panel of TESOL scholars).

[7] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Synchronous, Asynchronous and Face-to-face Feedback Exchanges in ESL: Instrumental Components  
      of the Peer Review Process." The Computer-Assisted Language Instruction Consortium (CALL). University of San Francisco,
      CA, March 2008.

 

[8] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Emerging Feedback during Synchronous and Asynchronous Computer-mediated Communications and  
      their Subsequent Face-to-face Interactions in ESL." XVI Annual Gathering of Sociocultural Theory and Second Language
      Learning Research Working Group, University of Arizona, AZ, Oct. 2007.

 

[9] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Collaborative Peer-Review Feedback: An Activity for Transforming Learning and Expanding Knowledge  
      during Asynchronous Computer-Mediated Communications and Face-to-face Interactions in an ESL Writing Classroom."

      Language in Action: Vygotsky and Leontievian Legacy Today, Univeristy ofJyväskylä, Finland, June 2006.

 

[10] Hadjistassou, S. K. “A Cross-Cultural Examination of the Role of Gender in the Pragmatic Use of Diminutives." LAUD  
      Symposium 2006, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany, March 2006.
     

[11] Hadjistassou, S. K. “A Critical Examination of the Agendas that Dominate Literacy in English as a Second Language (ESL). 
      Western States Rhetoric and Literacy Conference, University of San Francisco, CA, Oct. 2005.

 

[12] Hadjistassou, S. K. “Second Language Literacy, Technology and the Sociopolitical Forces Influencing their Development."  
      Western States Rhetoric and Literacy Conference, Tempe, AZ, Oct. 2004.

 

[13] Hadjistassou, S. K. “The Semantic Space that Gender Occupies within Language.: 10th Annual Linguistics Symposium.  
      Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, March 2004.

     

[14] Hadjistassou, S. K. “The Syntactic Distribution of Greek Adverbs, their Syntactic and Semantic Properties, and the Formal 
      Licencing Condition that they Obey." 9th Annual Linguistics Symposium, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, April 2003.