RESEARCH & CONFERENCES

As a PhD student and educational technology enthusiast, I am committed to advancing research and developing innovative learning solutions. This section highlights my scholarly work, research interests, and contributions to the field of instructional design and educational technology. Explore my projects and conference presentations to learn more about my focus on accessibility, multilingual learning, and evidence-based instructional practices.

Research

Study Abroad Learning Contexts: Benefits and Challenges for Swahili Learners

📄 Description: This paper examines academic and cultural experiences of Swahili learners abroad, identifying key benefits and challenges in immersive environments for language acquisition.

Passive Constructions in
English and Swahili

📄 Description: This study analyzes similarities and differences in passive constructions between English and Swahili, focusing on morphosyntactic structures and their implications for translation, instruction, and linguistic theory.

The Influence of Study Abroad Programs on Second Language Acquisition: At Home Classroom Instruction vs Real-World Experiences of Ghanaian Swahili Learners in Tanzania

Exploring Proficiency Gains in Different Language Learning Contexts 📄 Description: This research investigates how different learning environments—abroad vs. at home—impact language acquisition, motivation, and cultural learning.

Conferences

CALL Conference -

Ohio University

📄 Description:
Presented a course development project on integrating computer-assisted language learning (CALL) tools into everyday learning. The presentation focused on enhancing student engagement and authentic language use in Swahili education.

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