Hooray for ICTs in languages

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Hooray for ICTs in languages Week 7

Relationship with syllabus, mandatory skills development Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) The learning of languages is enriched through access to a variety of multimedia resources. When students can access diverse authentic contexts with ease and speed, the boundaries of the classroom are extended. In K–6, ICT skills to be learnt and developed are: using text, sound and images to design presentations in order to develop speaking and writing skills in Japanese using word-processing skills to produce texts using software packages to cater for individual learning needs. In the 100-hours mandatory study of a language, specific ICT skills to be learnt and developed in electronic communication/research are: collecting and interpreting electronic information demonstrating knowledge of ethics in regard to the use of technology to communicate information.

In the elective course, ICT skills to be learnt and developed are: communicating via the internet with other Japanese learners and speakers to develop reading and writing skills in Japanese accessing up-to-date information about Japanese-speaking countries and communities to enhance classroom learning using samples of language performance by native speakers, gathered from a range of computer-based sources, such as the internet, as models for learning and authentic communication situations in Japanese making associations between text, sound and images to support understanding of Japanese.

Teaching old things in new ways, or teaching new things? Text manipulation- Hot potatoes etc http://hotpot.uvic.ca/ http://hcmc.uvic.ca/clipart/ This is not a huge resource of graphics; its purpose is to provide a set of those graphics most basic and useful for low-level language-teaching, and at the same time, to make them as easily searchable as possible.

Value for intercultural learning

General principles Self-assessment ?

Evaluating ICT resources Prioritising criteria

Risks, policies, forethought needed

Digital, TV, film etc Why? how to use? Outcomes?

Film: make your own Planning, organisation of….. Work towards language needed Scaffold Whole class? Groups? Roles Repetition of language Simple Music editing

Use of email, skype, texting

Use of IWBs Still in development for langs, but… Software notebook worksheets DVD / audio Websites