WWW resources for movies
Leung, Chi Sun Benjamin
Moving to the World-Wide Web
Meloni, Christine; Vilmi, Ruth; Wu, Kamyin; Mak, Linda Yeung-Oi
Source: Changing languages : language education in the era of transition / Language Centre, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2000, p. 38-57
The new technologies of recent decades have brought about changes in how computers are used to assist language teaching. E-mail, computer conferencing, and now the World-Wide Web (WWW), have been increasingly used to enhance language teaching and to facilitate teacher development. With three examples drawn from e-mail and computer conferencing projects in Europe, America and Asia that involve English teachers and college students, this paper attempts to explore why and how computer-enhanced ESL/EFL projects have been extended to the WWW. Moving to the WWW has expanded the scope of the potential audience and made possible the inclusion of multimedia and hyperlinked materials in these projects. It is important to control the right of access and to monitor the quality of students' work, without losing sight of the language focus or sacrificing the human touch in language classes. 近年來,科技日新月異,如何使用電腦輔助語言教學,也引起了廣泛的討論。在加強語言教學及促進老師培訓方面,電子郵件、電腦會議及現今流行的萬維網的應用,日益增加。本文嘗試利用三個來自歐、亞、美洲的電子郵件及電腦會議計劃的例子,探討為何及如何將電腦輔助的英語教學計劃,延申至萬維網上。使用萬維網教學的好處是增加使用者,同時也可引用多媒體及超連結的教材,但在控制上網權及監察學生作品質素,以至語文學習重點,及師生接觸的機會等方面,都是值得注意的問題。此外,簡化電腦會議系統的操作,讓老師們更有信心地使用這工具也非常重要。
Autonomous language learning activities using the Internet
Lai, J.; Stamper, Suzan Elizabeth
Distinct developmental paths: a child L2 study of the English dative alternation
WHONG, Melinda Karen; SCHWARTZ, Bonnie
Group interactions in self-access learning
LAI-REEVE, Sara
Group learning patterns in self-access
Hamp-Lyons, L.; LAI-REEVE, Sara
Japanese and Korean children's L2 acquisition of the English dative alternation
WHONG, Melinda Karen; SCHWARTZ, Bonnie D.
ISBN: 9784894761315
Source: Paper presented at Proceedings of the First Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics, p. 181-200