PROGRAMME

Friday 21 May 2010
08.30	Registration (great amphitheatre)
09.30-10.00	Opening (great amphitheatre)
10.00-11.00 great amphitheatre Chair: Panourgia Evmorfia	Plenary lecture 1 Tatyana Yakhontova (University of Lviv) Cultural issues in ESP/EAP
11.00-11.30	Coffee break
	ROOM 1 Chair: Perdiki Fotini	ROOM 2 Chair: Zafiri Makrina	ROOM 3 Chair: Dalpanagioti Thomi
12.00-12.30	Karras Ioannis Language learning anxiety in ESP classes in Greek universities	Cooper Charles Teaching Business English - the liberal arts dilemma	Kolethra Eleni, Petrianidi Lambrini, Rapacciuolo Maria Angela & Moscha Anna Development and implementation of LSP e-learning courses at the NTUA
12.30-13.00	Nikiforou Eleni & Hadjiconstantinou- Stavroulla Implementation and evaluation of two newly developed ESAP courses at the University of Cyprus	Flowerdew Lynne Designing an EOP-oriented course for implementation in an EAP setting	Katsara Ourania The development of a web site for preparing Greek students for an ESP course
13.00-13.30	Christidou-Kiosseoglou Smaragda & Tsialis Apostolos Memory strategies for ESP vocabulary learning of Greek undergraduate university students	Hathaway Julia Stealing Voices, Wearing masks: How student writers can explore and assume new academic writing identities	Boglou Dimitrios Using WIKIS in ESP
13.30-14.00	Hovhannisyan Anahit Afterthoughts on the stratum of ESP word-stock	Warner Richard & Velliaris Donna It’s all Greek to me! ‘Learning Guides’ as pathways to academic literacy for international students at the University of Adelaide, Australia.	Kasiakogia Vasiliki The use of the Internet for designing and/or adapting ESP materials
14.00-16.00	Lunch break (at the conference venue)
16.00-17.00 great amphitheatre Chair: Panourgia Evmorfia	Plenary lecture 2 Eleni Agathopoulou (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Supplementing ESP materials: Ideas from corpus-based studies
17.00-18.00 great amphitheatre Chair: Panourgia Evmorfia	Plenary lecture 3 Maggie Charles (Oxford University) Text connection at tertiary level: Patterns and functions
18.00-18.30	Coffee break
	ROOM 1 Chair: Markelova Svitlana	ROOM 2 Chair: Mahili Ifigenia	ROOM 3 Chair:Tsialis Apostolos
19.00-19.30	Stefanovic Sandra & Danilovic Jelena Syllabus design of ESP in mechanical engineering – A case study	Sisamakis Manolis The European Language Portfolio as a basis for the design of a portal of Language Learning for Academic Purposes	Κρυστάλλη Πηνελόπη Η Touch Generation και το ηλεκτρονικό παιχνίδι ως εργαλείο εκμάθησης/διδασκαλίας της ξένης γλώσσας
19.30-20.00	Sabo Agnes Dimensions of culture in teaching business etiquette	Ioannidou Shaunna & Nikiforou Eleni Task based language learning and technical writing for engineers in tertiary education	Κοψίδου Ιωάννα, Μουτή Άννα, Πασιά Αναστασία Εξετάζοντας την Ελληνική ως δεύτερη/ξένη για την εισαγωγή στην ελληνική τριτοβάθμια εκπαίδευση
20.00-20.30	Sharmin Liza Developing materials for a specific English language course for medical students in Bangladesh.	Hatzitheodorou Anna-Maria Developing academic literacy by means of research article abstracts in legal English instruction	Τσομπάνογλου Μαρία Μοντέλο αξιολόγησης της εγκυρότητας πιστοποιητικών γλωσσομάθειας για Ειδικούς Σκοπούς
20.30-22.00	Dinner (at the conference venue)

Saturday 22 May 2010
	ROOM 1 Chair: Zafiri Makrina	ROOM 2 Chair:Kakalia Maria	ROOM 3 Chair: Kapralou Vassiliki
09.00-09.30	Stefanou Polyxeni Testing, testing... Guidelines to always remember	Nikolarea Ekaterini An integrated approach to ESP at Greek Universities and TEIs	Kiokpasoglou Kalliopi ESP: A field to enjoy in, not to slave in
09.30-10.00	Merkuri Zamira Exploring the options for the final degree requirements	Mahili Ifigenia The gap between workplace and academic writing: What literature tells us	Vidakovic Mirna Students’ attitudes and motivating factors as guidelines for successful language teaching and learning
10.00-10.30	Kampouri Smaragda Teaching English for academic legal purposes: Two perspectives on teacher/subject-specialist collaboration	Babali Panayiota What does it take to write an academic text? A preliminary investigation of 1st semester university students’ academic writing performance	Djaileb Farida Strategies of teaching English for Medical Purposes in Algeria
10.30-11.00	U-maporn Kardkarnklai Oral workplace communication: Needs for Thai professionals in Business English for International Communication	Najjari Hossein & Hassanzadeh T. A reappraisal study of teaching English for university students: Do we teach what they need? (A case study in Iran)
11.00-11.30	Coffee break
11.30-12.30 great amphitheatre Chair: Panourgia Evmorfia	Plenary lecture 4 John Swales (University of Michigan) EAP teaching materials: Science, art, or craft?
12.30-13.30 great amphitheatre Chair: Panourgia Evmorfia	Plenary lecture 5 John Flowerdew (University of Leeds & City University of Hong Kong) Some dichotomies in genre analysis for languages for specific purposes
13.30-15.00	Lunch break (at the conference venue)
15.00-16.00 great amphitheatre Chair: Perdiki Fotini	Plenary lecture 6 Dina Tsangari (University of Cyprus) ESP/ EAP assessment innovations in tertiary settings: Proposals and implementations
16.00-16.30 great amphitheatre	Special session Panourgia Evmorfia, Dalpanagioti Thomi, Perdiki Fotini & Zafiri Makrina (Kavala Institute of Technology) The English for Specific Professional Purposes Certificate©: A preliminary report
16.30-17.00	Coffee break
	ROOM 1 Chair: Christidou-Kiosseoglou Smaragda	ROOM 2 Chair: ChristodoulidouChristi	ROOM 3 Chair: Petrakopoulou Kelly
17.30-18.00	Markelova Svitlana Integrating content and learning English for Specific Purposes through project work	Jireghie Elena Angela Toward student autonomy in learning a new language	Κάκαρη Ντιάνα Η διδασκαλία των Ξ.Γ. στην τριτοβάθμια εκπαίδευση στη Ν. Ευρώπη: Καινοτόμες διδακτικές και μεθοδολογικές προσεγγίσεις
18.00-18.30	Matthews Derek Focusing on learning outcomes – Meeting the challenge	Issa Reem ESP and EGP teaching methodology: Considering teachers’ beliefs and their classroom practices	Γκόγκου Μαγδαληνή Ανάλυση γλωσσικών αναγκών για το επάγγελμα του ραδιοφωνικού παραγωγού
21.00	Gala dinner (at Lucy Hotel)

Sunday 23 May 2010
08.30-12.00	Tour & Coffee
	ROOM 1 Chair: Perdiki Fotini	ROOM 2 Chair: Zafiri Makrina
12.00-13.00	Chick Mike Talk, feedback and technology in EAP (Workshop)	Parry Nesta & Kavadar Murat Can listening be taught? (Workshop)
13.15-14.15 great amphitheatre Chair: Panourgia Evmorfia	Plenary lecture 7 Vassiliki Rizomilioti (University of Patras) Using general and specialised corpora in EAP teaching
14.15	Closing (great amphitheatre)