1. Chapter 12. Technology in the classroom
Teaching by Principles By
H.D. Brown

2. Non-computer-based Technology
Commercially produced audiotapes & CDs
Commercially produced videotapes & DVDs
Self-made audiotapes & CDs
Self-made videotapes & DVDs
Overhead projection

3. Technology in the classroom
CAI, CALL
ICT
CMC
MALL, TMLL
E-learning
U-learning (M-learning)
WBLT, NBLT, Cyber Schools, etc

4. Principles & Benefits of CALL
Technology to support teaching & learning, not a technocentric approach
Evaluate appropriateness of software or hardware.
Sts’ affirmation of technology use
Ensure accessibility of technology for all by considering styles & abilities

5. Principles of Using CALL
Use technology effectively for meaningful learning
Use technology for time efficiency
Have a backup(contingency) plan in case of failure

6. Benefits of Using CALL Opportunity for noticing language forms
A means for optimal, modified input
Multimodal(visual, auditory, written)
Immediate & personalized feedback
Individualization in a large class
Self-pacing
Private space to make mistakes

7. Benefits of Using CALL Convenience for distant teacher feedback
Convenience for written practice of L2
Engagement in collaborative projects
Various resources available & tap into learning styles
Exploratory learning with large amounts of language(corpus data)
Real-life skill building in computer use
The fun factor

8. COMPUTER-ASSISTED LANGUAGE LEARNING (CALL)
Collaborative projects
Peer-editing of compositions
4. Blogs
5. Web-based bulletin board communication
6. Web page design 7. Videoconferencing
8. Reinforcement of classroom material
9. Podcasting 10. Games and simulations
11. Computer adaptive testing
12. Speech recognition software
13. Concordancing 14. Multimedia presentation

9. Some Useful Web Resources
See pp
Find 10 web resources for skills areas and share next class!!!