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Walcir Cardoso
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Research
Latest papers
Preliminary investigations for the development of a virtual reality-based English-language communication program: Using the Delphi method.
PloS one · 2022 · senior author
Latest funding
- $48,984
A Longitudinal Examination of Automatic Speech Recognition as a Writing Tool in Second Language Contexts
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $194,010
Ultrasound-based longitudinal analysis of the articulatory kinematics of the tongue in second language learning
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $36,890
Speaking to Write: Exploring the use of automatic speech recognition as a writing tool
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Preliminary investigations for the development of a virtual reality-based English-language communication program: Using the Delphi method.
Kim J, Park SM, Joo M, Park J, Lee YL, Jang JH, Cardoso W
A Longitudinal Examination of Automatic Speech Recognition as a Writing Tool in Second Language Contexts
Principal investigators: Cardoso, Walcir C.
Keywords: Automatic speech recognition (ASR); speech technology; English; writing; pronunciation; pedagogical effectiveness
Ultrasound-based longitudinal analysis of the articulatory kinematics of the tongue in second language learning
Principal investigators: Laporte, Catherine
Keywords: Ultrasound imaging; Articulatory phonetics; Learning English as a second language; Longitudinal analysis; Shape and motion analysis; Geodesic regression; human-machine interaction; Second language pronunciation instruction; Second language pronunciation assessment; coarticulation
Speaking to Write: Exploring the use of automatic speech recognition as a writing tool
Principal investigators: Cardoso, Walcir
Keywords: Automatic Speech recognition; Computer-assisted Writing; Technology; Technology Acceptance
Speaking to Write: Exploring the use of automatic speech recognition as a writing tool
Principal investigators: Cardoso, Walcir
Keywords: Automatic Speech recognition; Computer-assisted Writing; Technology; Technology Acceptance
Using educational technology to develop essential educational competencies in sub-Saharan Africa
Keywords: evidence-based practice; literacy; numeracy; student-centred learning; technology integration; professional development; information literacy; electronic portfolios
Using educational technology to develop essential educational competencies in sub-Saharan Africa
Keywords: evidence-based practice; literacy; numeracy; student-centred learning; technology integration; professional development; information literacy; electronic portfolios
The pedagogical use of speech technologies to extend the reach of the second language classroom
Principal investigators: Cardoso, Walcir C.
Keywords: teaching; learning; extend the reach of the classroom; anytime anywhere learning; technology; speech; text-to-speech; speech recognition; mobile learning; ubiquitous l2 education
Using educational technology to develop essential educational competencies in sub-Saharan Africa
Keywords: evidence-based practice; literacy; numeracy; student-centred learning; technology integration; professional development; information literacy; electronic portfolios
International symposium on the acquisition of second language speech (new sounds 2013)
Principal investigators: Cardoso, Walcir C.
Keywords: second language (l2) pronunciation; l2 pronunciation teaching; l2 phonology; l2 phonetics; speech production; speech perception; pronunciation and social factors
Developmental sequences in second language phonology:: acquisition and effects of instruction
Principal investigators: Cardoso, Walcir C.
Keywords: teaching second language pronunciation; second language acquisition of phonology; interlanguage; laboratory phonology; second language pedagogy; Portuguese phonology; Mandarin phonology
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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