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Winning science prize
Committee and society
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（Last updated : 2024-04-02 08:28:56）

TAKEI Mitsuko
Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Global and Community Studies

Professor

■ Present specialized field

●Specialized field
Linguistics, Japanese linguistics, Foreign language education
●Keyword
discourse analysis, lingua franca, intercultural communication, computational linguistics, natural language processing, corpus
●The main research themes
1.	Discourse/interaction analysis in contact situations
2.	Multicultural collaborative learning and lingua francas
3.	Analysis of native speaker/non-native speaker (written and spoken) corpus
4.	Virtual intercultural exchange
5.	Application of computational linguistics theories and techniques to second langugage education
●Capable of joint research and research consultation content

■ Academic background

2001/04～2005/03

Hiroshima City University Graduate School, Division of Information Science 〔Doctoral course〕 Completed

■ Research activities

1.	2003/11～	Association for Natural Language Processing (ANLP)
2.	2003/11～	Japanese Society for Information and Systems in Education (JSiSE)
3.	2005/05～	Japan Association for Language Education and Technology (LET)
4.	2005/05～	Japan Association of College English Teachers (JACET)
5.	2011/02～	American Association of Teachers of Japanese (AATJ)
6.	2012/09～	British Association of Applied Linguistics (BAAL)
7.	2015/04～	Canadian Association for Japanese Language Education (CAJLE)
8.	2021/01～	Japan Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (JACTFL)
9.	2021/04～	International Association for Language Learning Technology (IALLT)
10.	2021/04～	Society for Intercultural Education Training and Research (SIETAR JAPAN)
11.	2023/09～	International Academic Forum (IAFOR)
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■ Business career

1.	2022/04～	Hiroshima Shudo University Vice President for Global and Local Engagement
2.	2018/04～	Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Global and Community Studies Professor
3.	2014/04～2018/03	Hiroshima Shudo University International Affairs Center Director
4.	2010/04～2014/03	Hiroshima Shudo University Academic Affairs Center Deputy director
5.	2008/04～2018/03	Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Law Professor
6.	2007/04～2008/03	Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Law Associate Professor
7.	2006/04～2007/03	Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Law Associate Professor
8.	2005/04～2006/03	Hiroshima shudo University The Faculty of Law Lecturer
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■ Research Field

1.	2023/04～2025/03	Plain Japanese for intercultural collaborative learning: Potentials and issues (Key Word : )
2.	2020/04～2025/03	Discourse studies of contact and native situations for the use of Japanese as a lingua franca in an international co-learning environment (Key Word : International co-learning, discourse analysis, contact situation, lingua franca)

■ Book and thesis

1.	Thesis	Japanese as a lingua franca: Exploring communication dynamics and pedagogical insights for L1 speakers (Single) 2024/03
2.	Thesis	L2 Japanese learners’ perception of lingua franca interactions in a virtual “third” space (Collaboration) 2023/08
3.	Thesis	Potential of virtual reciprocal exchange: Japanese students’ self-awareness about their first language and culture (Single) 2023/02
4.	Thesis	Japanese as a Lingua Franca interaction for L1 and L2 speakers in virtual contact situations (Collaboration) 2022/11
5.	Thesis	Virtual Exchange During the Pandemic: A Case of Collaboration Between Japan and Taiwan (Collaboration) 2022/02
6.	Thesis	Remote "virtual" contact situations: Findings from the post-conversation survey and interview (Collaboration) 2021/10
7.	Thesis	Online Conversation Project Between Universities in Japan and the US: Its Rationale and Design for Integrating Research and Pedagogy (Collaboration) 2021/09
8.	Thesis	Exploring "Glocal Project" - Principles, Practices, and Challenges (Collaboration) 2021/09
9.	Thesis	Portraying Students with “Intercultural Competence Can-Do” Survey Results: Implications for International Understanding Curriculum (Collaboration) 2021/02
10.	Thesis	L1 Japanese Speakers' Intention and Japanese Learners' Confusion in Contact Situations: Implications for Multicultural Co-learning (Single) 2021/02
11.	Thesis	L1 Japanese speakers’ behaviors and awareness in contact situations: A pedagogical implication for multicultural co-learning courses (Collaboration) 2020/09
12.	Thesis	Examining Multicultural Co-learning Interaction in Contact Situations: Findings from a Quantitative & Qualitative Content Analysis (Collaboration) 2019/10
13.	Thesis	Investigating L1 Japanese speakers’ awareness and roles in multicultural co-learning courses (partner language contact situations) (Collaboration) 2018/09
14.	Thesis	Connecting international students to local communities: its effects and issue (Single) 2016/08
15.	Thesis	When do you use pronouns?: An entity coherence approach (Collaboration) 2015/06
16.	Thesis	Detecting patterns of sequences by coding scheme and transcribed utterance information: An analysis of English and Japanese reactive tokens as non-primary speaker’s role (Collaboration) 2014/01
17.	Thesis	A Centering Analysis of a Comparable Learner/Native-speaker Corpus (Collaboration) 2013/01
18.	Thesis	Entity coherence in comparable learner corpora: Seeking pedagogical insights (Collaboration) 2010/11
19.	Thesis	Comparable Local Learner Corpora: Raising Discourse Awareness (Collaboration) 2009/09
20.	Book	Minami, M. (ed.), Applying Theory and Research to Learning Japanese as a Foreign Language. "Japanese Native Speakers’ Intuition of ZERO Use: An Account by Centering Theory" (Collaboration) 2007/10
21.	Thesis	Diversity of ZEROS in Japanese Discrouse: A Corpus Analysis and a Tool for Language Teachers (Collaboration) 2005/08
22.	Thesis	Theoretical, Technological and Pedagogical Approaches to Zero Arguments in Japanese Discourse: Making the Invisible Visible (Single) 2005/03
23.	Thesis	Understanding Zeros and Coherence in Japanese (Collaboration) 2004/08
24.	Thesis	The Nature of Referent Resolution in Japanese Email (Collaboration) 2003/11
25.	Thesis	Approaches to Zero Adnominal Recognition (Single) 2003/07
26.	Thesis	Automatic Linguistic Analysis for Language Teachers: The Case of Zeros (Collaboration) 2002/08
27.	Thesis	Zero Checker: A CALL Program for Reading and Writing Japanese (Collaboration) 2002/07
28.	Thesis	Visualizing Zeros: A Japanese Learning Aid (Collaboration) 2002/03
29.	Thesis	Centering as an Anaphora Generation Algorithm: A Language Learning Aid Perspective (Collaboration) 2001/11
30.	Thesis	Resolving and Generating Zero Anaphora in Japanese: A Language Learning Aid Perspective (Collaboration) 2000/10
31.	Thesis	Impact of Internet-Mediated Exchanges on Language Learning and Cross-Cultural Understanding (Collaboration) 2000/10
32.	Thesis	The Effectiveness of Computer-Mediated Communication as a Learning Environment: An E-Mail Exchange Project Report (Collaboration) 2000/02
33.	Thesis	Authorable Conversation Simulators for Language Learning (Collaboration) 1998/10
34.	Thesis	Grammar Checking, Diagnostic Testing and Student Modeling (Collaboration) 1998/10
35.	Thesis	Zero Anaphora Resolution in Japanese: A Computational Model for Machine Translation (Single) 1997/12
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■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2024/03/03	Journaling journeys: Insights from positive deviants on effective reflective practices for study abroad (Georgetown University Round Table (GURT) 2024)
2.	2024/02/22	Intercultural peacebuilding education with the Hiroshima-Hawaii connections (9th International Conference on the Development and Assessment of Intercultural Competence (ICC 2024))
3.	2024/01/03	Japanese as a lingua franca: Exploring communication dynamics and pedagogical insights for L1 speakers (9th IAFOR International Conference on Education – Hawaii (IICE2024))
4.	2023/08/11	From virtual exchange to sustainable virtual friendship: A case of positive deviance (CASTEL/J 2023)
5.	2023/03/16	“Japanese as a lingua franca” speakers’ linguistic adjustment in utterance types (2023 AATJ (American Association of Teachers of Japanese) Annual Spring Conference)
6.	2022/08/12	Japanese as a lingua franca interaction for L1 and L2 speakers in virtual contact situations (CAJLE Annual Conference 2022)
7.	2022/03/19	Significance and potentials of L2 Japanese learners’ contact with L1 speakers in a virtual “third” space (2022 AATJ (American Association of Teachers of Japanese) Annual Spring Conference)
8.	2022/01/29	Raising L1 and C1 awareness in reciprocal virtual exchange activities (8th International Intercultural Competence Conference (ICC 2022))
9.	2021/11/27	(SIETAR Japan 36th Annual Conference)
10.	2021/10/02	(New York Conference on Asian Studies (NYCAS 2021))
11.	2021/09/09	A local learner corpus approach to JLF interaction in "virtual" contact situations (British Association for Applied Linguistics 2021 Conference (BAAL 2021))
12.	2021/08/19	Remote “virtual” contact situations: Findings from the post-conversation survey and interview (CAJLE Annual Conference 2021)
13.	2021/06/18	Making remote contact situations available for interaction research and pedagogy (IALLT 2021)
14.	2020/11/24	Project-based online multicultural course: Visible behaviors, invisible values and a visible outcome (International Language Days (IDLs) 2020)
15.	2019/08/07	Examining Multicultural Co-learning Interaction in Contact Situations: Findings from a Quantitative & Qualitative Content Analysis (CAJLE Annual Conference 2019)
16.	2019/03/21	JLF interaction in contact situations: L1 Japanese speakers' intention and Japanese learners' confusion (2019 AATJ (American Association of Teachers of Japanese) Annual Spring Conference)
17.	2018/08/22	Investigating L1 Japanese speakers’ awareness and roles in multicultural co-learning courses (partner language contact situations) (CAJLE Annual Conference 2018)
18.	2018/08/09	Integrating incoming international students into the campus and local community - What German and Japanese universities can learn from each other (2018 SIETAR Japan World Congress)
19.	2018/08/04	Analyzing the roles of Japanese as a Lingua Franca speakers in contact situations: Seeking insights for multicultural co-learning (Venezia ICJLE 2018)
20.	2018/03	Collecting and analyzing Japanese conversation data in native and contact situations for multicultural co-learning course design and management (2018 AATJ (American Association of Teachers of Japanese) Annual Spring Conference)
21.	2017/08	Combining CLIL and ELF in Multicultural Project Courses for Mixed L1 Students: Current Practice and Student Perceptions (JACET 44th Summer Seminar (English as a Lingua France in the globalized world: Research and implications for practice)
22.	2017/08	Cross-Campus Learning: Connecting international students and high school students (CAJLE Annual Conference 2017)
23.	2017/06	Investigation on awareness of speakers of English and Japanese as lingua francas: Through interactional experiences in multicultural co-learning environment in a Japanese university (10th Anniversary Conference of English as a Lingua Franca (ELF 10))
24.	2016/08	Connecting international students to local communities: its effects and issue (CAJLE 2016 Annual Conference)
25.	2014/09	When do you use pronouns?: An entity coherence approach (47th Annual Meeting of the British Association for Applied Linguistics (Learning. Working and Communicating in a Global Context))
26.	2014/08	The role of reactive tokens in storytelling as feedback for lexical choices in subsequent storywriting (AILA World Congress 2014)
27.	2014/08	“Culture Swap”: A survey-inspired modular digital course for CMS (AILA World Congress 2014)
28.	2014/08	(The JACET 53rd International Convention)
29.	2014/03	A Corpus/Survey-Based Investigation into Pronominalization: An Entity Coherence Approach (Second Asia Pacific Corpus Linguistics Conference (APCLC 2014))
30.	2013/09	Detecting patterns of sequences by coding scheme and transcribed utterance information: An analysis of English and Japanese reactive tokens as non-primary speaker’s role (46th Annual Meeting of the British Association for Applied Linguistics (BAAL 2013))
31.	2012/09	A centering analysis of a comparable learner/native-speaker corpus (BAAL (British Association for Applied Linguistics) 2012 Conference)
32.	2012/09	Investigating spontaneous speech for language learning: an analysis of the interrelationship among topic-chains, clause-units and moves in dialogue (BAAL (British Association for Applied Linguistics) 2012 Conference)
33.	2010/06	Japanese language learners' use of event anaphora in written discourse (ASPAC Conference 2010, Panel "CONTEXT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF JAPANESE GRAMMATICAL AND DISCOURSE COMPETENCE")
34.	2008/03	On what basis do Japanese native speakers use zero anaphora? : A theoretical and an empirical account using Centering Theory (American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL) 2008 Conference)
35.	2006/03	Japanese Native Speakers’ Intuition of ZERO Use: An Account by Centering Theory (5th Biennial International Conference on Practical Linguistics of Japanese (ICPLJ2006))
36.	2005/03	Instructing reading comprehension for advanced learners of Japanese language: zero anaphora　and topic continuity (Georgetown University Round Table (GURT) 2005)
37.	2004/04	Zero anaphora analyses to access reading difficulty in Japanese text (4th Biennial International Conference on Practical Linguistics of Japanese (ICPLJ2004))
38.	2004/03	Understanding cohesion in Japanese text: Zero anaphora as invisible cohesive ties (ATJ Seminar 2004 (Association of Teachers of Japanese))
39.	2003/08	Zero Detector: A Teaching/Learning Aid for Zeros and Coherence in Japanese (PAAL 2003 (the 8th Conference of Pan-Pacific Association of Applied Linguistics))
40.	2003/08	(CAJLE 2003)
41.	2003/03	Zero Checker: A CALL Program that Enhances Comprehension and Writing Skills for Japanese Zero Anaphora (ATJ Seminar 2002 (Association of Teachers of Japanese))
42.	2002/04	Analysis of Japanese Zero Anaphora and Its Application to a CALL Program (Zero Checker) (3rd Biennial International Conference on Practical Linguistics of Japanese (ICPLJ2002))
43.	2002/03	Visualizing Zeros: A Japanese Learning Aid (言語処理学会　第8回年次大会)
44.	1995/05	Instructors’ cross-cultural effectiveness as a model for predeparture and reentry programs (JALT Southwest Region International Conference on Language Teaching)
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■ Winning science prize

2001/09

Best Paper Award, Pacific Association for Computational Linguistics　(PACLING) 2001

■ Committee and society

1.	2022/12～	Japan-America Society of Hawaii Individual member
2.	2022/12～	Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i Individual member

■ Educational ability

● Practice example of education method
1.	2020/04～	Promoting online "virtual" intercultural communication