DR. DING SEONG LIN
Department of Malaysian Languages and Applied Linguistics
Faculty of Languages & Linguistics
slding@um.edu.my| View CV | |
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Dr. Seong Lin DING is currently a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, University of Malaya. She was a Korean Foundation for Advanced Studies Fellow at Yonsei University, South Korea in 2017-2018; and a Visiting Academic Researcher at Lancaster University, UK between 2015 and 2016. Having received her PhD in Chinese Studies at Fudan University, Shanghai, much of her research concerns Malaysian Chinese community in the area of Sociolinguistics (language maintenance and shift, language variation, family language policy, linguistic landscape, and identity). Her other main interest is Applied Linguistics – especially in the area of technology-enhanced language learning and teaching. Her articles on these topics have been published in journals, e.g., Lingua, Educational Technology Research and Development, Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, Innovations in Education and Teaching International, Malaysian Journal of Chinese Studies, authored book, as well as a variety of edited volumes published by international publishers and university presses. |
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| RP007B-14HNE |
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| RP006-2012B |
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| RG365-12HNE |
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Thy word is a lamp unto my feet: A study via metaphoric perceptions on how online feedback benefited Chinese learners
In quest of a new identity? Language variation in Sabah
The role of parents in heritage language maintenance in Malaysia
Changing attitudes in learning and assessment: Cast-off plagiarism detection and cast-on self-service assessment for learning
Contemporary Chinese prose in Malaysia 2000-2012
Ouyang Xiu de wenxue yu qinggan shijie (The literary works and private self of Ouyang Xiu)
The continuing interpretation: A collection of critical essays on Mahua literature
Family language practices of Chinese Hakka in East Malaysia
Language use, language attitude and sub-ethnic identity among the Hakka in Malaysia
The relationships between Ouyang Xiu and his friends reflected in his private letters
‘Yingzhou’ in the writings of Ouyang Xiu