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Presenter(s) |
Title / URL/Brief
description |
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Abigail Bartoshesky |
Conducting a Cross-Cultural Exchange with Course Management Software |
|
Barry Bakin
|
ESL Action Photos
Online for You to Use!http://www.literacynet.org/esl/minigrants/webactions/index.htm
|
Mary Ohno
|
Hot Potatoes
http://www.hotpotatoes.info/
Go beyond prefabricated activities and quizzes to create your own
customized clozes, scrambled stories, timed readings, etc., with Hot
Potatoes; this free program can incorporate audio-visual components,
feedback and more. |
Phil Hubbard
|
An Invitation to
CALL: Foundations of Computer-Assisted Language Learning
www.stanford.edu/~efs/callcourse
This freely available website is an outgrowth of a CALL “mini-course”
with the goal to provide a broad overview of technology in language
teaching for both pre-service and in-service teachers. The site
includes original instructional material, suggestions for assignments,
and numerous links to sites relevant to selected topics.
(Session webcast
at
www.alado.net/webheads) |
Kristin E. Hiller
|
A
Low-Tech/Low-Cost CALL Approach to Pronunciation Improvement
This
session will demonstrate a few free and readily available tools for
recording and sharing short audio texts as well as some resources and
tips to help teachers help their students with pronunciation issues. |
|
Jennifer Baran |
Country Share/Culture Share: Ready-Made Classroom Activities
https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.htm
Welcome to the CIA World Factbook! This site lists every country in
the world and all the information you might want to know about a
country. The site is an excellent resource for intermediate to high
level students. It can be used to teach students to scan dense text
to find specific information. There is a wealth of uses for this site
for ESP, K-12, EFL and ESL classrooms. My presentation shows some
easily adaptable classroom activities! Come and collaborate. |
|
Lawrence Kelly
|
The Internet
TESL Journal
http://iteslj.org/
Articles, Research Papers, Lessons Plans, Classroom Handouts, Teaching
Ideas & Links. This is a monthly web journal, so make a bookmark. |
|
Cynthia S. Wiseman
|
The Internet as a Research Tool
The
presenter will demonstrate internet search strategies, field research
sources/links, and organizational strategies, as well as tips on
documenting online sources. The presentation will include handouts of
research tips, step-by-step guidelines for searching, saving, and
utilizing internet resources and style guidelines for referencing
source materials to distribute to students for use on research
projects. |
|
Ye-Kyoung Kim
|
Creative and
Inventive Use of Multimedia Technology: Exploration and Education of
the Online Virtual and Real World
This session lists the details of the modern multimedia technology
currency (e.g., iMovie applications) in terms of its structures,
features, and content which have some pedagogical implications for
TESOLers in a diverse setting. |
|
Thomas Leverett |
Weblog Portfolios in an Intensive English Program
http://www.siu.edu/~cesl/teachers/pd/wp.html
The presenter
shows online portfolios of student writing, and presents possibilities
in guiding students toward online presentation and integration into
online communities. |
|
Jacqueline Benevento Karen Jogan |
Organizing and Sharing Web Resources |
|
Dudley Reynolds
Kyung-Hee Bae
Kelly Bracy |
University of Houston Writing Center
www.geocities.com/TESOL05
The presenters will showcase in-class activities which use the
Internet as a research tool and which have been incorporated in a
college composition class for non-native speakers. |
