Language Center Online System Feature Upgrade and Application Jenny Jen Language Center National Central University.

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Language Center Online System Feature Upgrade and Application Jenny Jen Language Center National Central University

Outline Feature Upgrade & Application –Online Writing Consultation –Online Collocation Dictionary –Online Reading Comprehension

Online Writing Consultation 1/3 Student Login Make Appointment Accept Invitation Upload File Online Writing Consultation Instructor Login

Online Writing Consultation 2/3 Go to Online Writing Consultation Website

Online Writing Consultation 3/3 Go to Online Writing Consultation Website

Online Collocation Dictionary 1/3 Collocations are the common word combinations that are the essential building blocks of natural sounding English The dictionary shows all the words that are commonly used in combination with each headword: nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions as well as common phrases. Data Source: Project Gutenberg –20,000+ free books (freely used for educational and non-commercial purpose) –URL:

Online Collocation Dictionary 2/3 Go to Online Collocation Dictionary Website

Online Collocation Dictionary 3/3 Go to Online Collocation Dictionary Website

Online Reading Comprehension 1/4 A Selection of Books of Different Difficulty Levels Real Time Comprehension Test –Time-sensitive –Random order of questions Score Statistics

Online Reading Comprehension 2/4 Go to Online Reading Comprehension Website

Online Reading Comprehension 3/4 Go to Online Reading Comprehension Website

Online Reading Comprehension 4/4 Go to Online Reading Comprehension Website