martes, 21 de octubre de 2008

Vexternal Links

Whether you're an education student new to the topic or an experienced teacher educator looking for materials, this webquest is a useful tool. You'll find something here to meet your needs. And they also will give you feedback.

http://www.webquest.org/index.php


This wiki is hosted by EFL Geek and discussion about articles or ideas for the wikis future can be done in the forums. If you wish to assign a category to a page you need to use category tag and it’s possible to create table of contents.

http://wiki.eflgeek.com/

lunes, 20 de octubre de 2008

Web 2.0 and Beyond


web 2.0 tools for ESL/EFL teaching (how to become web literate)

From: thiagoedu, 3 months ago





You shall see most apps and site from the web 2.0 here, in a ppt designed to help ESL/SFL teachers cope with the web 2.o in class. Topics disscussed: efl teaching, esl teaching, web 2.0, delicious, tagging. social bookmarking, microblogging, blogging, twitter, alice in wonderland, digital native, digital immigrant, digital voyer, digital refugee, podcast, rss reader, feed, aggregate. Care to leave a comment? Thanks! Thiago Eduardo - thiagoedu@gmail.com (presentation made for a Braz-Tesol one day seminar in Brasilia, Brazil on May 30th, 2008)


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History of Call


The History Of Call The 60s

From: Yurithk, 2 weeks ago


The History Of Call The 60s
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This ppp will provide some information about the developments of CALL during the 60's


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jueves, 4 de septiembre de 2008

Lorena linguisitcs blog

I hope this linguisitc blog be useful and it motivates my creativity.

CALL Advantages

I found these advantages of CALL programs that in my point of view are good:

According to the article, some programs are very imaginative in the way text is presented, making use of colour to highlight grammatical features and movement to illustrate points of syntax. And for me, this is a very useful web tool because the grammar rules of any language are complicated so these tools can help students to understand them in an easy way.

In any process of learning a subject, the feedback is essential since students can realize what are their errors. In CALL programs error analysis and feedback are a common feature. Using the more sophisticated programs CALL analyzes the learner’s errors, responding questions, providing remedial activities in order to encourage students their language learning.

CALL authoring programs offer a do-it-yourself approach to CALL. Modern CALL authoring programs are designed to be used by language teachers who have no knowledge of computer programming.

An increasing number of professional associations devoted to CALL are emerging worldwide.

martes, 2 de septiembre de 2008

Lorena linguistics blog

Welcome to my linguistics blog!