Online Techniques:
Sources and Uses for Teaching English

March 13-22, 1996

This session is an intensive computer-based workshop to develop user skills with Internet, Email, on-line searching, discussion groups and networking and to develop techniques for adapting electronic materials to classroom use. It is intended for beginners and intermediate users of the Internet. Participants will be grouped according to user skill levels --beginners with limited use of computer-assisted communication, and intermediate level users familiar with the Internet and interested in developing advanced skills with World Wide Web, listserv, on-line Books, Newsgroups, etc. All participants are expected to arrive with at least elementary keyboard skills. A special dimension will feature demonstration and use of the Center's newly installed multi-media, interactive language lab. See the workshop resource page for related information.

Participant Projects:

• Victor Kruchkov and H.D. Vincent Review of Ellis Senior Mastery Software
• Ahmet Ulusan An EFL Website Review
• S. Thiruvenkataswami, Nora Nemeth and Claudia Barahona. CSACL Online Newsletter
• Mounira El-Tatawy and Abdi Kazeroni An EFL Website Index
• Margaret Walline and Audur Torfadottir A Guide to Using Email in an EFL Context
• Magda Rasuzova and Sabine Boehm Finding, Copying, and Bookmarking Websites
• Rastislav Sustarsic Using CD ROM and the Internet for Consecutive Interpreting Practice