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ago 102009
The Internet is changing education worldwide. That’s what this video tries to show…
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ago 052009
Although the Internet is a virtual environment, nice “real” publications are available that tackle the issue of its uses in the EFL classroom and the implications for both teachers and learners. Here is a short but very special selection:
- Dudeney, Gavin (2007). The Internet and the Language Classroom. CUP
- Dudeney, Gavin & Hockly, Nicky (2007). How to Teach English with Technology. Pearson Longman
- Sharma, Pete & Barrett, Barney (2007). Blended Learning – Using Technology in and beyond the Language Classroom. Macmillan
- Windeatt, Scott, Hardisty, David & Eastment, David (2000). The Internet. OUP
If you have any suggestions of publications, such as books, magazines, journals, articles or websites that could be of interest for the techie EFL teacher, add your comments here.
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