Day One (9th August):

09.00 - 13.00:	Registration and Welcome - George Fox Foyer.

13.00 - 15.00:	General Issues in Teaching and Language Corpora I
Chair:	Tony McEnery, Lancaster University

1. Issues in Applied Corpus Linguistics, Lynne Flowerdew, Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology
2. Corpus Linguistics - evaluating the diffusion of an innovation,
Chris Kennedy, University of Birmingham
3. Concordancing in English Language Teaching, Bernhard Kettemann,
University of Graz
4. The Role of the Corpus Based 'Phrasicon' in English Language
Teaching, Stephen Magee,  University of St Andrews and Michael Rundell


15.00 - 15.30:	Refreshments and Book Display - George Fox Foyer


15.30 - 17.00:	Creating Materials and Tests
Chair:	TO BE CONFIRMED

1. CALL Materials Derived from Integrating 'Expert' and 'Interlanguage'
Corpora Findings, Lynne Flowerdew, Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology
2. Multilingual concordance-based exercise types, Francine Roussel,
University of Nancy
3. Using Corpus Word Frequency Data in the Automatic Generation of
English Language Cloze Tests, David Coniam, Chinese University of Hong
Kong


19.00		Buffet Reception - George Fox Foyer.  Join us for a sociable
                evening of wine and a finger buffet.


Day Two (10th August)

9.00-11.00:    Parallel Corpora in Language Teaching and Translation
Chair:	Tony McEnery, Lancaster University

1. Parallel Texts in Language Teaching, Michael Barlow, Rice University
2. Corpora and Terminology: Software for the Translation Programme at
Goteborg University, Pernilla Danielson and Daniel Ridings, Goteborg
University
3. Parallel and Comparable Bilingual Corpora in Language Teaching and
Learning, Carol Peters, CNR, Pisa.
4. COSMAS - a multipurpose system for the exploitation of text corpora,
F Bodmer, J Cloeren and R Neumann, Institut fur Deutsche Sprache and
Royal  Spanish Academy


11.00	Refreshments and Book Displays, George Fox Foyer


11.30 - 13.00:      Teaching Languages other than English Using Corpora
Chair: Anne Wichmann, University of Central Lancashire. (TO BE CONFIRMED)

1. An Experiment in the Learning of French through Corpus Linguistics,
Glyn Holmes, University of Western Ontario
2. A Corpus for Teaching Portuguese, A. Berber Sardinha, University of
Liverpool
3. Research into the Functions of Particles in a Corpus, Marta
Fernandez-Villaneuva


13.00			Lunch - Cartmel Restaurant


14.30-18.00:	Workshops (Parallel Sessions)

Parallel Workshop Session A

Michael Barlow (Rice University) "ParaConc" (14:30 - 16:00) 
Chris Tribble (Lancaster University): "Developing Corpora for Teaching
Purposes" (14:30 - 16:00) - B66, Linguistics

Parallel Workshop Session B

Philip King, Tim Johns, David Wools (Birmingham University): "The
Lingua Project - Parallel Concordancing"   (16:00 - 18:00) - B66, Linguistics
Knut Hofland, "The ICAME Archive & Concordancing" (Bergen University) 
(16:00 - 18:00)


19.00:			Dinner - Cartmel Restaurant


Day Three (11th August)

9.00-11.00:	Corpora in Supporting ESP/EAP
Chair: Gerry Knowles, Lancaster University.

1. Encouraging Students to Explore Language and Culture in Early Modern
English Pamphlets, Josef Schmied, University of Chemnitz
2. The Ideology of Science as a Collocation: how Corpus Linguistics can
Expand the Boundaries of Genre Analysis, Chris Gledhill, Aston
University
3. Corpora, Genre Analysis and Dissertation Writing: An Evaluation of
the Potential of Corpus-Based Techniques in the Study of Academic
Writing, Chris Carne, University of Reading
4. Investigating Grounding Across Narrative and Oral Discourse with
Students, Tony Jappy, University of Perpignan


11.00:		Refreshments and Book Displays - George Fox Foyer


11.30 - 13.00:     Corpora Supporting Aspects of Language Pedagogy
Chair:	Bernhard Kettemann, University of Graz.

1.  Roberta Facchinetti: The exploration of English diachronic corpora by
foreign language students
2.  Paul Bowden, Mark Edwards, Peter Halstead and Tony Rose: Knowledge 
extraction from corpora for pedagogical applications
3.  Mary-Ellen Okurowski: Using Authentic Corpora and Language Tools for 
Adult-Centered Learning


13.00			Lunch - Cartmel Restaurant


14.30-16.00:	Corpora and Student Writing
Chair:	Michael Barlow, Rice University 

1. Exploiting Learner Corpus Data in the Classroom: Form Focused
Instruction and Data Driven Learning, Sylviane Granger, Universite
Catholique de Louvain
2. Approaching the Assessment of Performance Unit Archive of
Schoolchildren's Writing from the Point of View of Corpus Linguistics,
M. Shimazumi & A Berber Sardinha, University of Liverpool
3. Teaching L1 and L2 composition in a multicultural environment,
Robert  Faingold, University of Tulsa.


16.00:		Refreshments and Book Displays - George Fox Foyer.


16.30-18.00:	Special Session on the British National Corpus
Chair: Geoffrey Leech, Lancaster University (TO BE CONFIRMED)

16:30 The British National Corpus as a Language Learner Resource, Guy
Aston,University of Bologna
17:00 An Introduction to Retrieval from the BNC Using Sara, Lou
Burnard, OUCS.


19.00			Dinner - Cartmel Restaurant

21.00:			Software Demonstrations - B66, Linguistics


Day Four (12th August)

9 am-11.00:	Corpus Resources and Systems
Chair:	Knut Hofland, Bergen University

1. Teaching Terminology Using Corpora, Jennifer Pearson, Dublin City
University
2. A Textual Clues Approach for Generating Metaphors as Explanations by
an Intelligent Tutoring System, V. Prince & S. Ferrari, LIMSI-CNRS
3. Designing a CALL System Using Corpora for Speakers of Cantonese,
John Milton, City University Hong Kong
4. Marrying VERBALIST to concordance data, John Higgins, University of
Stirling


11.00:		Refreshments and Book Displays - George Fox Foyer

11.30-13.00:	General Issues in Teaching and Language Corpora II
Chair:	Simon Botley, Lancaster University

1. Evaluating Corpora - are we Asking the Right Questions?, Marina
Dossena, Bergamo University
2. Corpus Linguistics as an Academic Subject, Ourania Hatzidaki,
University of Birmingham
3. A Corpus Based Description of Headline Grammar, John Morley,
University of Sienna


13.00-14.30:			Lunch - Cartmel Restaurant


14.30:	        		Close of Conference