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David Wei Dai
David Wei Dai
Lecturer/Tenured Assistant Professor in Professional Communication, IOE, University College London
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Assessing speaking in context: Expanding the construct and its applications
MR Salaberry, AR Burch
Multilingual Matters, 2021
312021
Reconceptualizing interactional competence for language testing
C Roever, DW Dai
Assessing speaking in context: Expanding the construct and its applications …, 2021
282021
Including L2-English varieties in listening tests for adolescent ESL learners: L1 effects and learner perceptions
DW Dai, C Roever
Language Assessment Quarterly 16 (1), 64-86, 2019
232019
What do second language speakers really need for real-world interaction? A needs analysis of L2 Chinese interactional competence
DW Dai
Language Teaching Research, 13621688221144836, 2023
212023
Observing a teacher’s interactional competence in an ESOL classroom: a translanguaging perspective
KWH Tai, DW Dai
Applied Linguistics Review, 2023
152023
Design and validation of an L2-Chinese interactional competence test
DW Dai
University of Melbourne (Australia), 2022
72022
On the promise of using membership categorization analysis to investigate interactional competence
DW Dai, M Davey
Applied Linguistics, 2023
62023
Assessing interactional competence: Principles, test development and validation through an L2 Chinese IC test
DW Dai
Peter Lang, 2023
52023
Interactional competence in the online space: Affordances, challenges, and opportunities for TESOL practitioners
DW Dai, A Grieve, S Yahalom
TESOL in Context 30 (2), 1-7, 2022
42022
Doing being a social member: Membership categorization practices as an indicator of interactional competence
DW Dai, M Davey
Interactional Competences and Practices in a Second Language 2022, 2022
22022
A task-based needs analysis of interactional competence in Chinese as a foreign language
DW Dai, C Roever
2019 conference of the American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL), 2019
22019
“Wang Si sister hello!”-social role enactment and disaffiliation management by L2 and L1 Chinese speakers
DW Dai
International Pragmatics Conference 2019: Pragmatics of the Margins, 2019
12019
Nursing and midwifery students’ ethical views on the acceptability of using AI machine translation software to write university assignments: A deficit-oriented or …
A Grieve, A Rouhshad, E Petraki, A Bechaz, DW Dai
Journal of English for Academic Purposes, 101379, 2024
2024
AI for professional communication in intercultural contexts: Where are we now and where are we heading?
DW Dai, G Chen, S Suzuki
2023
What influences interactional competence? A structural equation modelling study of test-taker background variables
DW Dai, I Chen
2023
The use of AI writing tools as a translanguaging practice in academic writing
E Petraki, A Grieve, A Rouhshad, A Bechaz, DW Dai
Applied Linguistics Association of Australia Conference ALAA 2023 …, 2023
2023
Student ethical considerations on the use of language assistance tools for assessed academic writing
E Petraki, A Grieve, A Rouhshad, A Bechaz, DW Dai
Association for Language Testing and Assessment of Australiaand New Zealand …, 2023
2023
Who owns language? The ethics of using online translation software in healthcare education
A Grieve, A Rouhshad, E Petraki, A Bechaz, DW Dai
International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Communication, Medicine …, 2023
2023
Which English accent is better for international maritime communication? A plenary speech at the 2023 International Conference on Maritime Education
DW Dai
BIO Web of Conferences 79, 11002, 2023
2023
Collaboration, training and funding for the professional development of teachers of EAL/D students
A Grieve, S Yahalom, DW Dai
TESOL in Context 31 (1), 1-5, 2022
2022
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