LET National Conference 2021 English Proceedings Article Template: Title Here [Arial in 16 pt, centered]

FUKUOKA, Atsushi (Nishinihon University)

NANAKUMA, Yuko (Kitakyushu ICT University)

HAKATA, Hiroshi (Graduate student, Nakasu Sangyo University)

Keywords:	Global citizenship, smartphone, electronic blackboard, autonomy, CALL [Keywords should be completed within two lines: Use Times New Roman 10.5 pt.]

1. Introduction [bold]

The writing style of the manuscript should follow this template and the latest edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA 7th edition) unless otherwise specified in this template. Create your conference proceedings article using Microsoft Word or a similar word processing software. The body text should be in 10.5 pt Times New Roman. If this font is not available, you can use a similar serif typeface. Your contribution should appear in the same format as this template.

Please keep in mind that this should be an academic description and clearly indicate the significance of the research/practice, the background, the participants and the experimental method/practice. Regardless of whether your presentation is research or practice-oriented, be sure to include the results. Ethical considerations should be fully taken into account. Rather than using the word subjects, please use research participants or research collaborators.

1.1 Number of Pages [bold]

Your proceedings submission should be two pages long. Make sure that your contribution appears as an article, rather than as a mere handout. Symposium speakers should jointly submit a 2 or 4-page summary.

1.1.1 Sub-Titles and Body

As seen in this template, you can use up to three levels for headings. Write level 1 headings, or section headings, and level 2 headings, or sub-sections, in bold; level 3 headings are bold italic. Do not end a page with a sub-title.

2. Title

The title should be centered in 16 pt Arial. If the title is long, it can be divided into two or three lines. You can list up to five presenters. If there are more than five, add “et al.” after the fifth presenter’s affiliation.

3. File and File naming

Please submit the file as a pdf, with file name in English half-width characters and the name of the applicant should be listed in the order of “Reference #_FamilyName_GivenName.PDF” (e.g. A0_Suzuki_Taro.PDF). (Please make sure that this template has been updated and added the mention about your reference number.)

4. Figures and Tables

Figures and tables should be placed at appropriate places within the body of the paper. The caption label appears above the table or figure, as seen in the following example.

Table 1

Appropriate Explanation of the Table

A	B
C	1	2
D	3	4

Notes. Table notes here

Figure 1

An Example of a Figure

Note. Figure notes here.

4. References

Use the author-date citation system to cite references. In the body, identify the cited work by its author and date of publication (e.g., Umeda (2006)) and locate the corresponding entry in the reference list at the end of the paper. Do NOT use footnotes.

The conference proceedings in the PDF format will appear under the heading Happyou Youkou A-kaibu (archive of previous proceedings) on the LET webpage one year after the end of the conference.

References [alphabetical by surname]

Kakikata, M. (2004). How to write a TEFL Paper. Journal of Paper Writing, 14, 131-142.

Umeda, M. (2006). Web Shinkaron - Hontono daihenka-wa korekara hajimaru. [Evolutionary theory of the web: Real revolution will start from now]. Chikuma Shobo.

Weinberger, S. (2013). The Speech Accent Archive. George Mason University. http://accent.gmu.edu