| ICT
for ELT
- practical things that teachers and students can do with word processors
and other ICT software and facilities.
English
for Academic Purposes: E A P is a
small but growing website of annotated links for foreign users of English, including
those involved in English
for Academic Purposes. A
variety of activities for studying and
practising various aspects of English. Most activities are created in
Hot Potatoes. A
set of links to online
activities, created in
Hot Potatoes, for
studying Czech. Some
exercises and activities for the Academic
Wordlist, (AWL) still in a fledgling state, is part of the Help Yourself
site above. Online
Concordancers
is a page of links not only to online concordancers, but to sites
which also pre-process concordance findings. Each site is briefly
annotated. A
Ten-step Introduction to Concordancing through the Collins Cobuild Corpus
Concordance Sampler
is an online introduction to concordancing I wrote for students, teachers
and translators. It was saved "conveniently" as a MS Word document
and needed to be reworked into a proper site.
A
classroom procedure for teaching Collocation: for the students, it involves
fun activities as well as worksheets. This website shows teachers' a variety
of techniques for creating the activities. It was written for teaching Czech
students of English, and it is likely that some of the Czech diacriticals
will not appear in your browser.
Extending
Vocabulary Knowledge with Computers
an article in Teaching
English with Technology, A Journal for Teachers of English
TALC
- my poster presentation at the Teaching
and Language Corpora conference in Bertinoro, July 2002. A
Handbook for
Students Preparing a Dissertation in English Language Teaching was written
during my years at the Faculty of Education of Masaryk University. All the art
work has mysteriously disappeared - I'll get back to it in September and
rework the whole thing into a proper site.
Using
Computers when Correcting Written Work: notes to the seminar of the same
name. Includes various examples, links to software. Teaching
Idioms through Dialogues a website
containing 60 dialogues, many of them made into printable worksheets,
interactive exercises (e.g., word order, gap fill) and hypertext
activities. Names
of Keyboard
Characters An interactive exercise Some Keyboard
Shortcuts An
interactive exercise |