Although many online intercultural exchanges have been conducted based on the groundbreaking Cultura model, most to date have been between and among European languages. Cultura-inspired Intercultural Exchanges, issued in July, presents several chapters with a focus on exchanges involving Asian and Pacific languages. The volume is published by NFLRC, University of Hawaii at Manoa. Dorothy M. Chun (Ed.) (2014)
Cultura: From Then to Now. Its Origins, Key Features, Methodology, and How It Has Evolved. Reflections on the Past and Musings on the Future | Gilberte Furstenberg & Sabine Levet
A Meta-Synthesis of Cultura-Based Projects | Dorothy M. Chun
A Tale of Two Cultures | Meei-Ling Liaw & Kathryn English
Developing Intercultural Communicative Competence Through Online Exchanges | Dorothy M. Chun
Intercultural Learning on the Web: Reflections on Practice | Song Jiang, Haidan Wang, & Stephen Tschudi
UH-UCLA Filipino Heritage Café and the Fil-Ams’ Quest for Identity | Nenita Pambid Domingo
A High School Japanese and English Intercultural Exchange Project: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation | Yukiko Watanabe, Yoichi Tsuji, & Cindy Wong