
doi: 10.37237/130107
Providing self-access learning opportunities in the form of brick and mortar self-access centers has long been part of universities. However, other self-access learning program options are available for contexts where limited resources may not support such structures. Accepting this, this paper describes the creation and operation of an alternative model, a satellite activity self-access program at a North-East Asian (Taiwanese) university. The paper also discusses the model’s generalizability to other contexts and offers suggestions for further study.
brick and mortar, self-access center, P118-118.7, Language acquisition, lean management, satellite activity
brick and mortar, self-access center, P118-118.7, Language acquisition, lean management, satellite activity
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