Imane Harbi
- SUAD_SAFIR
- Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi (SUAD)
- Analyse et Traitement Informatique de la Langue Française (ATILF)
Présentation
Imane Harbi is a French language lecturer and a doctoral researcher affiliated with both the SAFIR research center and the ATILF laboratory (CNRS/University of Lorraine). Her research investigates the impact of virtual reality and artificial intelligence on learners’ emotional responses during oral production tasks, with a particular focus on stress and its effects on spoken performance. By examining the relationship between immersive environments, emotional regulation, and language output, her work aims to enhance the conditions under which foreign languages are acquired.
Publications
Publications
Connecting VR Immersive Experiences with L2 Narrative Writing Tasks: Emotional Perspectives and Pedagogical IssuesJALTCALL 2026 Prévail or fail ?, Computer-Assisted Language Learning Japan Association for Language Teaching (JALTCALL), Jun 2026, Kobe, Japan |
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A Pilot Study on the Use of Immersive VR to Support Oral Production in B1-Level French LearnerCALICO 2025 - Converging Realities and Realms of Possibility, CALICO; San Diego State University, May 2025, San Diego, United States |
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Virtual Reality and Oral Production: An Immersive Training to Reduce Language Anxiety and Enhance Argumentative Skills at the B1 LevelForeign Language Education and Technology Conference (FLEAT 8), International Association for Language Learning Technology (IALTT); Japan Association for Language Education and Technology (LET), Jun 2025, Honolulu (Hawai'i), United States |