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How to use the internet in ELT
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England : Pearson, 2000
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9780582339316
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This informative book explains much of what is available on the Internet to teachers of ELT and how it can be put to use. Emphasizing the practical applications of the Internet, the book can be used by teachers reading on their own and by trainers with trainees.


Author Notes

Dede Teeler has spent the last 10 years teaching EFL in Spain and sharing experiences with other teachers in Europe through her involvement with various professional associations.

She has been on the Board of TESOL-Spain for several years, and was recently named to the post of Director of Publications.

She started the Internet Classroom at International House Barcelona, giving training sessions to directors and teachers alike, and was Joint Head of Web Development for International House Eastern Spain.

Whilst teaching in Barcelona, she experimented with CALL in a variety of ways throughout the late 80's and early 90's, including bits of the Internet...and then, everything suddenly changed with the advent of the Web.


Table of Contents

Introduction
1 What is the Internet?
What is the Internet?
A Bit of History
Applications and Their Uses
Are Teachers Using the Internet?
How to Use Basic E-mail
What is Netiquette?
What is a Web Browser?
How to Use a Web Browser
Navigating the Web
Conclusions
Looking Ahead
2 The Internet in Teacher Development
The Internet as a Virtual Teachers' Room
The Reference Library: The World Wide Web
The Cubbyholes: Mailing Lists
The Noticeboard: Newsgroups
The Teachers: Chatting and MOOing in Cyberspace
Conclusions
Looking Ahead
3 The Internet as a Materials Resource
Why Use the Internet for Materials?
Some Issues to Consider
Finding ELT Materials: Using Gateways and Webrings
Expanding Your Search: Using Browsers, Directories, and Search Engines
What is a Metasearch?
Searching in the Future
Adapting Internet Materials
Copyright and the Internet
Conclusions
Looking Ahead
4 The Internet as a Classroom Tool
What is an Internet Classroom?
A Few Thoughts on Layout
Equipment Considerations
A Look at Access Speeds
Internet Classroom Management
Conclusions
Looking Ahead
5 Internet-Based Activities
What Makes a Good Internet-Based Activity?
Introducing the Internet
Focusing on Language
Reading
Speaking
Writing
Listening
Conclusions
Looking Ahead
6 The Internet as a Coursebook
Why Use the Internet as a Coursebook?
Designing an Internet-Based Course
A Sample Course Outline
Evaluation and Further Research
Conclusions
Task File
Glossary
Appendices
Appendix A Personalizing an E-mail Program
Appendix B Examples of Newsgroups
Appendix C ELT Mailing Lists
Appendix D Web Sites
Appendix E Further Reading
Index
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