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Department of Chinese Language and Literature will Inject More Digital Elements into the Undergraduate Programme
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Interview with Professor CHAN Ching Selina The First Virtual Museum of National Intangible Cultural Heritage in Hong Kong
Interactive Experience – 360° Tour through Hungry Ghosts (Yulan) Festival

In a bid to reinvent liberal arts education, Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) has been actively promoting “Digital Humanities” in recent years. A number of research projects has been launched under the theme and one of them, the “Three Chaozhou Hungry Ghosts Festival: Research and Promotion” – spearheaded by Academic Vice President Professor CHAN Ching Selina – has been a showcase of how research efforts in humanities and social science can combine with digital technology.
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Reinventing Liberal Arts Education: research-informed, technology-enhanced teaching

With the support of Quality Enhancement Support Scheme and Intangible Cultural Heritage Office, Professor Selina Ching Chan and her team developed a “Virtual Museum of National Intangible Cultural Heritage: Adaptation of Buddhist Sam Kok Pier Hungry Ghosts Festival under COVID-19 Pandemic.”
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Dr. Connie YUEN Using AI-based Mobile App to Support Children with Speech Sound Disorders
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Dr. WONG Ka Ki’s Project about the Introduction and Appropriation of the Latin American Literature in the 1970s Hong Kong

Dr. WONG Ka Ki’s Project about the Introduction and Appropriation of the Latin American Literature in the 1970s Hong Kong

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Dr. Ivy WONG Studies the Use of Cognitive Linguistics to Improve the Effectiveness of Preposition Learning

For many non-native English students, mastering the use of prepositions is by no means easy. Dr. WONG Man Ho Ivy, Assistant Professor of the Department of English Language and Literature, received a grant of HK$1.1 million from the Language Fund of the Standing Committee on Language Education and Research (SCOLAR) to conduct a research project on preposition learning. The project is entitled “Promoting Conceptual Development of English Prepositions among University Graduates through Human- and Computer-Assisted Instruction”.

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University Research Office Director Dr. CHAN Chi-keung
Actively Promotes Shue Yan Research Culture in line with
HKSYU’s Strategic Plan

Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) has always been active in developing academic research. In an interview with Shue Yan Newsletter, Dr. CHAN Chi-keung Alex, Director of the University Research Office of HKSYU, said that the Research Office will continue to assist the University to promote the research direction of “Digital Humanities” in the future, and more actively encourage academic staff to make use of information technology or digital media technology to conduct more research that will bring benefits and positive impacts to academia and community as well as contribute to the improvement of teaching and society.

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