MAAUN Hosts International Conference on Language Technology

The Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria (MAAUN) recently hosted a three-day International Conference on Language Technology, themed "Technological Innovation for Language Teaching and Learning."

The conference, organized by the university's General English Unit, brought together language researchers, lecturers, teachers, students, and practitioners to share best practices and knowledge in the field.

The conference showcased the university's dedication to innovation, research, and academic excellence, with leading experts in language technology sharing their research and experiences.

The conference featured practical sessions on phonics and phonemic awareness, language tech apps for teachers, publishing apps, and more, which helped teachers develop literacy skills and adapt to new communication formats.

Presenters highlighted the benefits of technology in language education, including increased student engagement, motivation, and performance, as well as personalized learning and instant feedback.

One presenter, Lami Mukolu Musa, emphasized that technology is transforming language education by enabling interactive, efficient, and inclusive learning environments.

The conference featured presenters from various higher education institutions across Nigeria and abroad, including Dr. Sabina Brokoniecka from the University of Warsaw, Poland.

The conference provided a supportive space for individuals and researchers to explore the potential of language technology in enhancing language learning and teaching. By harnessing the power of technology, participants can drive innovation and improve educational outcomes in Nigeria and beyond.