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Books for Teachers - Electronic Media
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An extensive list of books on the topic of technology integration.

CALL@Chorus Book Reviews
Reviews by Jim Duber and others.

Computer Assisted Language Learning
List of books on related topics.

Dave Sperling's Internet Activity Book
Communicative exercises that guide students through Internet searches.
by Dave Sperling

Get on Board: A Computer Guide for ESL Students
An intro to computers, Word, the Internet and e-mail.
by Paula Bernaschina and Marianne Pita

Internet English
World Wide Web-Based Communication Activities
by Christi Gitsaki and Richard P. Taylor

Keystrokes to LiteracyKeystrokes to Literacy: Using the Computer as a Learning Tool for Adult Beginning Readers
by Antonia Stone

 

Learning Computers, Speaking English
Student book for practicing English while learning basic word processing. Includes disk with ready-made cooperative language learning activities.
by Steve Quann and Diana Satin

Publishers' List from TESOL CALL Interest Section
Compiled by Deborah Healey and Norm Johnson

Recipes for Wired Teachers
A book of practical ideas by teachers for teachers, such as Gitsaki & Taylor, Meloni, Melchoir, and Pellowe.
Edited by Kevin Ryan

 

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On-line Articles, Guides & Listserves

Adult Literacy Education Wiki
Covers topics such as, ClassroomPractices and ResearchOnTech helpful for those teaching adult English.

American Language Review Online
Written by leading practitioners in the field, American Language Review is a primary resource of information about new and evolving methodologies, practices and products in language education. See the Electronic Education Section.

Benefits and Challenges in Using Computers and the Internet with Adult English Learners
A new National Clearinghouse for ESL Literacy Education (NCLE) paper that speaks to advantages and pitfalls of using technology in the ESOL classroom.

Best Practices in Integrating Technology into Adult ESL Instruction: A Literature Search - PDF
Survey current and best practice in the integration of technology into English as a second language (ESL) instruction for adult learners in the US.
by Linda L. West, OTAN

CALL Lab Resource Page
A Web Resource for CALL Lab Managers and for Teachers and Learners of Languages Online
by Vance Stevens

The Certificate in On-Line Teaching of English (COLTE)
For qualified and experienced native or near-native speaker teachers who would like to learn how use the Internet for teaching distance-classes

Computers in Action:
Integrating Technology into the ESOL Curriculum

On-line teacher's guide to introducing students to computer use while teaching ESOL.
by Steve Quann and Diana Satin

Computer-Supported ESL Instruction for Adults: A Quasi-Expertimental Study of Usability, Listening Skills Gains and Technological Gains - PDF
by Dawn Hannah, Ricardo Diaz, Lynda Ginsberg, Christine Hollister

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E-learning with the E-teacher: Considerations for On-line Course Design
Raises important questions one should answer before embarking on designing an ESL/EFL on-line course.
by Christine Canning-Wilson

Information and Communications Technology for Language Teachers (ICT4T)
A total of 15 training modules that have been developed by experienced language teachers on how to use technology in language teaching.

Introduction to Computers
Offers outlines for teaching about computer basics, including the World Wide Web, word processing, and Windows 95. The guide also includes recommended activities and opportunities for evaluating learning.
by Valerie Collins

Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum: Internet/Computer Writing Resources for a Content-Based Curriculum
Covers the assumptions, basic skills and resources needed to effectively integrate computers into content courses
by Michael Krauss

Language Learning and Technology
"Language Learning & Technology is a refereed journal that began publication in July 1997. The journal seeks to disseminate research to foreign and second language educators in the U.S. and around the world on issues related to technology and language education."

Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites Of The Day For Teaching ELL, ESL, & EFL
This is very good resource to keep up on what's out there for teaching with technology. RSS feed available. See his categories, including Best of the Year.

 

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List of CALL Journals and Associations
by Claire Bradin Siskin

NETEACH-L "Cool Sites"
"This page includes links to sites mentioned by listmembers as having been useful, helpful, interesting, or just plain fun."

NCLE Digests
A short list of ERIC digests related to technology use.

NIFL-TECHNOLOGY Online Discussion List
The goals of this Nationa Institute of Literacy are to improve the use of technology in literacy practice by fostering discussions and information exchanges among professionals and volunteers in the field; to enrich and improve the public policies related to technology and adult literacy ; to provide the field with a first-stop resource on issues related to adult literacy and technology.

Surfing for SubstanceSurfing for Substance
Excellent on-line guide for teachers using the Internet with their students.
Hard copy may also be obtained from LAC
by Emily Hacker

 

Teaching ESOL Using Word Processing: A Communicative Approach
Article from NCSALL's December, 2000 Focus on Basics
by Steve Quann and Diana Satin

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Technology in Adult ESOL Instruction: Best Practices from California
(pdf). This paper reports examples of a variety of ways computer and video are currently being used in the ESOL classroom and beyond to enhance and even transform instruction.
by Marian Thacher, OTAN

Technology and Learning
This page includes input from practitioners as well as links to resources presenting possibilities for integrating technology into learning.

Technology's Impact on Learning
"From a Department of Education 1995 forum, some panelists contended that rather than debating the connections between technology-based instruction and test scores, schools should focus on the most obvious and compelling reason form implementing technology-namely, that students need strong technology skills to succeed in the world of work." This website covers the impact technology has on learning.

Using Software in the Adult ESL Classroom
by Susan Gaer ERIC- March 1998

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