Contributors
Lost in Citations encourages you to contribute an interview to the podcast.
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Our past contributors are featured here.
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Todd Beuckens
Todd is a multi-time contributor after having been a guest for Podcast #8 and Podcast #92.
He produced citations #33, #38, #41, and #45.
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He runs several internet sites and is an expert in language teaching.
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Websites:
ELLLO - Huge library of audio and video materials for EFL
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Todd received his Masters in Educational & Instructional Technology from the University of San Diego.
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Kate Maher
Kate was the second person to produce a podcast as a contributor having been a guest on Podcast #39 and Podcast #95. She produced Podcast #56.
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Kate Maher is an assistant professor in the Department of British and American Studies, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, Japan. She is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Leicester, UK, under the supervision of Dr. Jim King. Having worked in Japan teaching English for almost 14 years and completing her MA in English Education there, her main research interests are student silence, speaking-related language anxiety, and psychological aspects of language learning in the Japanese university foreign language classroom.
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Robert S. Murphy
Robert Murphy became our third contributor having previously been a guest on Podcast #40 and Podcast #63.
He produced Podcast #64 and Podcast #71.
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Robert Shoichi Murphy. Associate Professor, University of Kitakyushu (Center of Fundamental Education).
Robert conducts research in Applied Linguistics, neuroELT, Science Teacher Education, and Microbiology.
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Lisa M. Hunsberger
Lisa M. Hunsberger became our fourth contributor, having previously been a guest on
Podcast #60 and Podcast #82.
She produced Podcast #117.
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Chris Cooper
Chris' current research interests include practical applications of corpus linguistics to language learning and teaching, informal spoken English, CEFR-level prediction of written and oral texts, and the use of YouTube videos for language learning.
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He has previously been an interviewee on Podcast #142 and Podcast #168.
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He produced Podcast #169.