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work_33ebahkoevdwrcgyzyftxrmrmi	Lucy Jenkins	Preface	2020	2	.pdf	application/pdf	823	53	49	ARTICLE – DIGITAL MODERN LANGUAGES from Modern Languages and Digital Humanities, it appeared to me an unmissable and rare Unsurprisingly, the two days involved a number of curious encounters and conversations as we discussed our experiences from differing levels clearly Digital Humanities and Modern Languages in a way that could cascade to all levels of Institutions and the schools sector which made for valuable discussions about 'what matters' where digital technology and Modern Languages was concerned. particularly where language learning is concerned. Secondly, the clear and positive vision for how Modern Languages and Digital Humanities of institutional reluctance to engage in dialogues where Digital Humanities and Modern the language learning classroom, we need to consider how to structure the experience in a Lucy Jenkins achieved First Class honours in English Literature and Italian at Cardiff University a DfE funded digital mentoring project for languages. Lucy is developing her expertise in pedagogical approaches to language 	./cache/work_33ebahkoevdwrcgyzyftxrmrmi.pdf	./txt/work_33ebahkoevdwrcgyzyftxrmrmi.txt