APVEA23 Conference

APVEA joins with WorldCALL for the conference this year

Bringing the students of the world together in virtual exchange

The Asia Pacific Virtual Exchange Association (APVEA) has been working to bring the students and teachers of this region together through virtual exchange. Virtual Exchange (VE) is where students from different cultures engage with each other online, under the guidance of their teachers, thus being able to collaborate, learn from each other and gain intercultural understanding. The benefits are many and varied as is shown in the many hundreds of journal articles, book chapters and books that can be seen in the APVEA bibligraphy on VE. APVEA promotes the International Virtual Exchange Project (IVEProject) as one way to ensure your students can participate in VE but knows there are many others around the world. APVEA looks forward to helping teachers and researchers develop their VE practice. The APVEA bibliography is one way it does that.

Also, sincere apologies to those affected but due to a complete rebuild of the site, many accounts were lost. You may have to create a new account. If your email does not have ".edu edu .ac ac gmail.com hotmail.com outlook .de de yahoo.com .au au" in it, please email apveachair@gmail.com before making your account as you won't be able to otherwise.

Asia-Pacific Virtual Exchange Association (APVEA)

The Asia Pacific Virtual Exchange Association is dedicated to bringing the students of this vast region closer together via virtual exchange.

The position paper on virtual exchange created by the INTENT project group states that "Virtual exchanges are technology-enabled, sustained, people to people education programs. These entail the engagement of groups of students in online intercultural exchange, interaction and collaboration with peers from partner classes in geographically distant locations, under the guidance of educators and/or expert facilitators."

APVEA aims to promote virtual exchanges within the Asia Pacific. APVEA also aims to work with educators to improve the quality of these exchanges and research the most effective ways for them to ensure language and cultural development and understanding occurs.
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