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Integrating ICT into English Teaching: More than PPT Secretary & English Teacher, CSGHS Chiu Shu-chuan (Alice Chiu) 2006.05.10

Introduction ICT: What? ICT: Why? ICT: When? ICT: How?

ICT Core Competencies Technical Networking/ Communication Teaching Creating Evaluating Searching

Technical Competence Basic Computer Literacy Browser Word Processing PowerPoint (?) Multimedia software (?) Web-page building (?)

ICT Core Competencies Technical Networking/ Communication Teaching Creating Evaluating Searching

Communication: tools Synchronous communication CMC such as Yahoo Messengers / MSN Video Conferencing Asynchronous communication E-mail Exchange (Epals.com Classroom Exchange) Forums (I*EARN Youth Forum) Mailing List Blog

Communication: Mailing List ELTeCS NETEACH-L: teaching ESL/EFL on the Net (listserv@hunter.listerv.cuny.edu) Join the feedback and communities in “Teaching English” website. You can subscribe the mailing list and take part in the message board. Learn more about ESL/EFL mailing lists

Communication: Online Project-Based Learning I*EARN (US) Global Gateway (UK) TakingITGlobal (Canada) Friendship Through Education (US)

Communication: Online Professional Development I*EARN professional Development courses Integrating the Internet into the Classroom instructed by Michael D. Kruass in Lewis and Clark College Using the Internet in the K-12 Classroom from Indiana University Net learning

ICT Core Competencies Technical Networking/ Communication Teaching Creating Evaluating Searching

Searching 2-3 billion pages; Constantly changing. Easy to search... Easy to waste time

Searching: google/wikipedia Just about the worst thing you can do is to sit down and type things into a search engine…. A search engine should be the last, rather than the first thing that you think about using. (A Googling Lesson)

Websites for Teachers Effective Internet Search Searching the Internet: Recommended Sites and Search Techniques http://library.albany.edu/internet/search.html Effective Internet Searching Techniques http://uwgb.edu/helpdesk/docs/search.htm Internet Search Tools & Techniques http://www.sci.ouc.bc.ca/libr/connect96/search.htm Using Web Search Tools http://gateway.lib.ohio-state.edu/tutor/les5/

Teaching Materials on the Internet Interesting things for ESL Students Activities for ESL/EFL Students Online Reading Comprehension The Change Agents Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab BBC Online Soap Opera CNN Student News

ICT Core Competencies Technical Networking/ Communication Teaching Creating Evaluating Searching

Evaluating Accuracy Authority Currency Navigation Design URL Evaluate Web Pages http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/Evaluate.html

ICT Core Competencies Technical Networking/ Communication Teaching Creating Evaluating Searching

Creating Handouts/worksheets PowerPoint Slides Web pages for web-based Lessons Webquest

ICT Core Competencies Technical Networking/ Communication Teaching Creating Evaluating Searching

Teaching: Activities Tasks Language Awareness Research Projects Intercultural Projects Online Activities

ICT Core Competencies Technical Networking/ Communication Teaching Creating Evaluating Searching

Conclusions The new technology offers a good deal. However, it can waste enormous amounts of time and resources. Remember, the key to success is not hardware and not software, but…

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