1st National ConferenceDepartment of English

University of Santo Tomas, Philippines“English, Englishes, and Englishing in multilingual and multimedia environments: From theory to

practice”

Presenter: KC Lee, Centre for English Language Communication, National University of Singapore

Title of paper:“English language learning in the world of multis: Multimedia, multimodal, multilateral, multiplatform”

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