[A PPT reconstruction of the original WP slide show and Web site presentation
given at the "Ingenious Methodologies through Technology" Culpeper
FL Technology Conference, Washington and Lee, October 18, 1996. Included
are screen captures (in place of the on-line portion) showing Web-based
course syllabi, requirements, course outline, project options, Web-based
instructional resources and guides, and examples of student multimedia
projects.]: <http://ensmp.net/~jpaulsen/FLtech/gvfrench.ppt>
Research
in Computer Assisted Language Learning (Draft by CALLers who met in
Germany a year ago under the aegis of EuroCALL, CALICO, and IALL to draft
this document. Made available by Nina Garrett on the LLTI List May 17, 2000)
: <http://ensmp.net/~jpaulsen/FLtech/Research_in_CALL.html>
Foreign Languages
and Lab Survey (Replies from various institutions to survey about
labs and language requirements, Jeffrey Samuels, Goucher College, last update
5/23/2000):
Tennessee
Bob's Globe-Gate CALL Research Center: [Bibliographies, CALL Journals
and Newsletters, CALL Organizations and Institutions, Computers and Language
Learning, The Internet and Language Learning, Language Learning Software (location
an reviews)] <http://globegate.org/french/globegate_mirror/call.html>
Apprivoiser la technologie
éducative (cours à distance de Jacques Rhéaume,
Faculté des sciences de l'éducation, U Laval, Canada): <http://www.fse.ulaval.ca/fac/ten/tv/>
Learning
together in the Networked Classroom - Project-based Collaborative
Learning with Network Computers from Canada's Schoolnet (RESCOL), in English:
<http://www.tact.fse.ulaval.ca/ang/html/projectg.html>, and in French <http://www.tact.fse.ulaval.ca/fr/html/sites/guidep.html>
Rodriguez, Walter (Florida Gulf Coast University, 2000). "Web
Classroom of the Future: Integrating Course Management Software in a Java-based
Environment." IMEJ Vol 2, Num1, May 2000: <http://imej.wfu.edu/articles/2000/1/07/index.asp>
"ABSTRACT: [...] The Web Classroom of the Future consists of integrated
course management software---including, course shells, mapped images and
frames developed using Java, Hypertext Markup Language and Common Gateway
Interface programs. Using a Java-enabled browser, students and faculty view
multimedia (slides, sounds, video, animation), and communicate via an electronic
bulletin board and an electronic chat room. [...]"
"ABSTRACT (p. 82): The present study investigates
discourse functions and syntactic complexity in English-as-a-second-language
(ESL) learner output obtained via two different modes of computer-mediated
communication (CMC): asynchronous and synchronous discussions. Two instructors
and twenty-five students from two advanced ESL writing classes participated
in this study. [...] Asynchronous and synchronous CMC have different discourse
features which may be exploited for different pedagogical purposes. In the hands
of experienced teachers, both modes of CMC can be used as novel tools to enhance
the language acquisition process by encouraging interaction among participants,
collaborative text construction, and the formation of electronic communities
of learners."
Rice, Andrew (2000), "Ressurecting
a Dying Art" (The Well, in Lycos Wired News, Feb. 22, 2000): <http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,34448,00.html?tw=wn20000222>.
Seymore, Liz (2000),"Giving
the Web the New College Try"(The Washington Post, Tuesday, March
8, 2000, p. A11) : <http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A26066-2000Mar27.html>
Graus, Johan. (1999), "An
Evaluation of the Usefulness of the Internet in the EFL Classroom"
<http://home.plex.nl/~jgraus/thesis/Evaluation.htm> - A Master of Arts
in English Language and literature thesis submitted to the Department of English
of the University of Nijmegen (Nijmegen, The Netherlands) by Johan Graus,
1999.
Lafford, Peter and Lafford, Barbara (1996), "Learning
Language and Culture with Internet Technologies",<http://www.asu.edu/clas/dll/actfl-it/index.htm>.
On-line version of Chapter 7 from the Bush-Terry ACTFL 1996 Volume on
TELL: Technology-Enhanced Language Learning.
Hot Potatoes - version 4
(from the University of Victoria Language Centre): <http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/halfbaked/>.
"The freeware
Hot Potatoes suite includes six applications, enabling you to create interactive
multiple-choice, short-answer, jumbled-sentence, crossword, matching/ ordering
and gap-fill exercises for the World Wide Web".