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Multimedia and The Internet
Who is the course for?
This course is designed for teachers who would like an introduction to using computers in language teaching. It is essential that the participants have basic keyboard skills.
Course aims
- explore ways of using Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL)
- give you hands-on experience of popular software
Although most of the materials used in the course will be for teaching English as a foreign language, they can equally be applied to other languages. Much of the content of the course is negotiated with the participants to ensure that their individual needs are met as far as possible.
Computer technology
This component focuses on the use of computer technology for language learning, including CD-ROM’s, traditional CALL programmes, word processing, databases, and the Internet. The aim of this component is to familiarise participants with different aspects of computer technology. There is also the opportunity to experience web-site creation.
Software
This component examines the latest language learning software and popular interactive software and gives you the opportunity to gain hands-on experience of the packages.
Methodology
This component looks at how particular technology and software types can be used by language teachers for both class and self-access use.
Sample timetable
Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9.15
10.45
Getting to know
each other
Negotiating
the syllabus
each other
Negotiating
the syllabus
An introduction
to multimedia
to multimedia
The Internet
e/mail and
key pads
e/mail and
key pads
Corpora and
concordances
concordances
Multimedia
authoring-materias
production
authoring-materias
production
Coffee
11.15
12.45
12.45
Orientation to
the school
and the course
the school
and the course
The Internet as
a classroom resources
a classroom resources
Word processing
acivities for classes
acivities for classes
Conventional
Call authoring
Call authoring
Word processing
activities
for self-access
activities
for self-access
Lunch
14.00
15.30
The Internet what
it is, and how
to get the
it is, and how
to get the
Conventional
CALL-the options
CALL-the options
An introduction
to databases
to databases
The Internet
other resources
other resources
Free
afternoon
afternoon
Optional self access in the Study Centre
Why come to bell Norwich?
The school is in a beautiful 17th century manor house set in its own grounds on the edge of the city of Norwich, one of the finest cities in Britain.
The school is exceptionally well equipped, with a purpose-built Study Centre and offers a range of sports and recreational facilities including tennis, volleyball and a pool table.
The tutors are practising teachers and teacher trainers with wide- ranging professional involvement in ELT.
Norwich is the capital city of the East Anglian region, set in beautiful countryside close to the Norfolk Broads, a large area of natural lakes. It has a university, a castle, art galleries, cinemas and theatres.