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annawang
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network-based cooperative learning of ESL

Post by annawang » Mon Mar 03, 2003 1:20 am

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Hello, everyone! nice to meet you here and hopefully you can give me some help on the following issue:

i am a postgraduate in computer-assisted english teaching and learning, now i will be required to complete my thesis which i want to focus on network-based cooperative learning of ESL. for this i have to make some research, but i have no idea until now where i can find some useful information such as therories concerned, reseach cases made by others, or research methods.

maybe any of you have some suggestions for me, pls let me know asap.

thanks a lot.

my personal information:
anna wang [email protected]

sita
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thesis...

Post by sita » Mon Mar 03, 2003 5:28 pm

Hi annawang!

A vast field!
I am in Germany, I am a qualified 'online tutor' for ESL

If you wish contact me via pm or my website and I will give you some links.


Best wishes
Siân :)

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Re: thesis...

Post by ssgg » Wed Mar 05, 2003 2:38 am

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If you wish contact me via pm or my website and I will give you some links.
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hi, sita, why not put your cherish links here so that we all will be grateful.
:wink:

ssgg

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links

Post by sita » Wed Mar 05, 2003 3:39 am

Hi ssgg,

I was actually waiting for annawang to be a bit more specific.
Would it be of any use if I posted 40 links here?

Tell me what YOU are interested in and I will post a few links concerning the topic. ( If I have any!)

Best wishes

Siân :D

annawang
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Re: links

Post by annawang » Thu Mar 06, 2003 9:57 am

sita wrote:Hi ssgg,

I was actually waiting for annawang to be a bit more specific.
Would it be of any use if I posted 40 links here?

Tell me what YOU are interested in and I will post a few links concerning the topic. ( If I have any!)

Best wishes

Siân :D
:oops:

what i want to get is research practices, that is, specific and operational studies made by someone else which i can maybe follow their research procedues to test their findings in order to complete my thesis whinin one and half year. these studies must be related to network and cooperative english learning. for example, what kind of influence network will play on cooperative language learning? what are their main teaching models? and so so.

did i make myself clear?

by the way, this afternoon my tutor asked to find some useful websites concerning the application of modern technology to language learning and teaching, especially EFL. it would be the best if such websites include some related theses. even she wants to subscribe them by credit card.
would you pls recommend me some?

thanks for your reply. i am so excited!

have a nice day!

anna

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Post by drumbrake » Thu Mar 06, 2003 10:13 pm

Hi Anna,

Your research sounds interesting, and you are lucky to have 18 months to do it - i have only 5!

I have found the these two online journals very useful; And you don't need a credit card as they are free!

Language Learning and Technology http://llt.msu.edu/

The Internet TESL Journal http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~iteslj/

Adam

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links+books

Post by sita » Fri Mar 07, 2003 5:17 am

hi anna

http://library.rwu.edu/strategy.html :twisted:

http://ts.mivu.org/

http://www.tesol.net/teslart.html

http://devoted.to/corpora

Eastment, David: The Internet and ELT, Summertown Publishing, 1999.

Brett, Paul & Motteram, Gary: Learning and Teaching with Information and Communications Technologies, IATEFL, 2000

http://iteslj.org/

http://www.lang.ltsn.ac.uk/index.aspx

http://www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/c ... /index.htm :twisted:

http://www.tnellen.com/cybereng/

siân :?

annawang
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Re: thesis...

Post by annawang » Sat Mar 08, 2003 2:10 am

ssgg wrote:
If you wish contact me via pm or my website and I will give you some links.
[/quote]

hi, sita, why not put your cherish links here so that we all will be grateful.
:wink:

ssgg[/quote]
:) hi! ssgg, have a nice day! happy Women's day!

thanks for your response, would you like offer me some information on web-based EFL cooperative learning? remember, there are plenty of articles discussing about either cooperative EFL learning or network-based english learning and teaching respectively. but what i need is how to apply cooperative theories into EFL learning under the web environment, this is their integration in english learning and teaching, especially some practical studies which have detailed research procedure for me to follow.

waiting for your early reply.


best regards,

annawang

annawang
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Re: thesis...

Post by annawang » Sat Mar 08, 2003 2:11 am

ssgg wrote:
If you wish contact me via pm or my website and I will give you some links.
[/quote]

hi, sita, why not put your cherish links here so that we all will be grateful.
:wink:

ssgg[/quote]
:) hi! ssgg, have a nice day! happy Women's day!

thanks for your response, would you like offer me some information on web-based EFL cooperative learning? remember, there are plenty of articles discussing about either cooperative EFL learning or network-based english learning and teaching respectively. but what i need is how to apply cooperative theories into EFL learning under the web environment, this is their integration in english learning and teaching, especially some practical studies which have detailed research procedure for me to follow.

waiting for your early reply.


best regards,

annawang

annawang
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Re: links

Post by annawang » Sat Mar 08, 2003 2:22 am

sita wrote:Hi ssgg,

I was actually waiting for annawang to be a bit more specific.
Would it be of any use if I posted 40 links here?

Tell me what YOU are interested in and I will post a few links concerning the topic. ( If I have any!)

Best wishes

Siân :D
:lol: hi sita,

i have tried many times to surf your website, unfortunately i coundn't access to it due to updating. right? are you busy with updating your website?
it must a hard work, right?


annawang

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Post by annawang » Sat Mar 08, 2003 2:29 am

drumbrake wrote:Hi Anna,

Your research sounds interesting, and you are lucky to have 18 months to do it - i have only 5!

I have found the these two online journals very useful; And you don't need a credit card as they are free!

Language Learning and Technology http://llt.msu.edu/

The Internet TESL Journal http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~iteslj/

Adam
hi Adam,

glad to receive your mail, is your research direction also related to computer-assisted english teaching and learning? if so, maybe we can often discuss about it and share our information and views or opinions.

besides two websites recommend by you, i can give you more, are you interested in them or not? but i have to collect them together and send you next time.

Good luck!

annawang

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Post by annawang » Sat Mar 08, 2003 3:45 am

hi, sita,

many many thanks for your useful information which give really me a shock. i am 100% sure they will be very helpful and fruitful for my research.

by the way, my second foreign language is Deutsch, i was once worked as english interpreter for a elder German engineer. we got along well with each other, and this gave me a deep impression on German.

Nice to make friends with you, another German.

thanks again.

best regards,

annawang
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links!

Post by sita » Sat Mar 08, 2003 5:54 am

Hi Annawang!

I am Welsh not German!
I just live and teach here! :)

You should be able to access my site with no problems :?

More links & books for you:

Bruns, Beate & Gajewski, Petra: Multimediales Lernen im Netz, Leitfaden für Entscheider und Planer, Springer, 2000

Kohn, Kurt / Hoffstaedter, Petra: ""Telos language partner": Sprachenlernen mit Multimedia", in: Fremdsprachen Lehren und Lernen 28, 1999, S. 145-161.

Mader, Günter / Stöckl, Walter: Virtuelles Lernen: Begriffsbestimmung und aktuelle empirische Befunde, Studien Verlag 1999.

Müskens, Isabel: Selbstverständnis, Aufgaben und Funktionen von Tutoren in Online-Lernumgebungen, AUE-Informationsdienst Hochschule und Weiterbildung 2/2001

Wazel; Gerhard: "Hypermedia - Evaluierungskriterien für die Praxis", in: Schröder, H. / Wazel, G. (Hrsg.): Fremdsprachenlernen und interaktive Medien, Frankfurt/M., Lang, 1998, S. 83-95.



http://www.linse.uni-essen.de/linse/index.php

http://www.bmbf.de/

http://www.cortland.edu/flteach/#arch

http://englisch.schule.de/reinhard.htm

http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q42506 ... elcome.htm

http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/lss/lang/teach.html

Good luck!

Siân

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