- Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment
- About CRELLA
- Graduate Success
- Student Testimonials
- Our Research
-
- Research Projects
- English Profile
- CAE processing
- TEAP
- GEPT
- UCLan
- English Profile levels
- Selected Projects 2009 2000
- Password
- Singapore
- BC Vietnam
- Proset Tempus
- Metadiscourse
- IELTS speaking
- British Council
- CEFR J development
- EIKEN
- English Functional Profile
- CAE texts compared with IELTS
- IELTS reading through eye tracking
- Teachers' Assessment Literacy Enhancement
- Taiwanese University for Internationalisation
- Test Development and Validation Projects
- 台湾六合彩开奖记录 with us
- Training and Consultancy
- Publications
- Research Seminars and Conferences
British Council
Researching cognitive processes during computer-based reading tests.
Bax, S. and J. Deng. 2010 - 2011
- Funding body: The British Council
- Summary: The study employs modern eye tracking technology to investigate the parts of a reading text and rubric participants focus on in terms of both duration and order whilst answering test questions. It will contribute to our understanding of whether different types of reading exhibit differences in cognitive processing.
- Visit:
address
Professor Tony Green
Director of CRELLA
台湾六合彩开奖记录
Putteridge Bury
Hitchin Road
Luton, 台湾六合彩开奖记录
UK, LU2 8LE
telephone
+44 (0)1582 489086