EVALUATING WEBSITES IN ELT Website about Teaching Listening MINDA SAFITRI 04474 K1-09.

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EVALUATING WEBSITES IN ELT Website about Teaching Listening MINDA SAFITRI K1-09

Four skills ListeningSpeakingReadingWriting

Criteria in evaluating website

1. Authority 2 Currency 3 Accuracy/ reliability/ relevancy 4 Point of view 5 Objectivity 6 Coverage

1. Authority This site is suitable for teaching English to Junior high school grade IX. This site has ordered many topics to teaching listening. One of them is about narrative. This site is written by Randall Davis Now, write your opinions on a similar topic at Randall's ESL Blog HERE.HERE SearchSearch [ What's This? ]What's This? Randall's Sites: Daily ESL | ESL Blog | EZSlang | Train Your Accent | Tips For Students | Hiking In UtahDaily ESLESL BlogEZSlangTrain Your AccentTips For StudentsHiking In Utah Randall Davis. All rights reserved. Read complete Terms of Use for more information.Randall DavisTerms of Use

He is also write another topic that related with English teaching.

Are they well-known and reputable? Yes, they are Is there a phone number or address to contact for more information? Yes. There is. He is also put his and facebook. © English-Guide.org About Contact Us Log in

How recent is the information? When was the information last updated? Is the information current enough for your topic? When was the page produced? Are the links up-to-date? 2. Currency

This site is copyrighted at And it is still up to date. Then, the topic that is prepared in this site is suitable for teaching English for elementary school or kids Randall Davis All rights reserved.

3. Reliability/ relevant Is the content of the source primarily fact, opinion or propaganda? (V) Is there a bibliography or a list of references? Are there links to other websites? Does the source contain the information you need? ( V) Is the site actually relevant to your research topic? Consider the level of information required. (V) Who is the site is aimed at (children, consume rs, the general public, students, academics, exper ts)? For students

This site is suitable with the topic for teaching Junior high school grade IX about teaching narrative text. The topic so varieties and teacher can choose the topic that related with students' level. There is also pre-listening, while listening and post listening. This site is also completed with audio. This site has three level in teaching. Those are: Easy, medium, difficult. So the teacher can choose the level each of students. The content is fact and suitable with the lesson which study at school. Materials in this site is focus to STUDENTS( Junior High school students).

General listening quiz level Varieties of topic

Teaching listening activities which is followed by students

This site also has other links Other Links: - DailyESL - EnglishVoices - EZSlang Other Links: - DailyESL - EnglishVoices - EZSlangDailyESLEnglishVoicesEZSlangDailyESLEnglishVoicesEZSlang

Others websites

4. Point of view/ purpose Why was the page put on the web? Is the information factual or an opinion of the author or website sponsor?

This site is factual which is written by Randall Devis. He create this site Since She has created language learning materials that have been used by students and teachers around the world in more than 100 countries. But he also advertise for a school or company that would like advertise your product or services on any of my sites, feel free to contact me here for more details. In your initial message, please tell me specific details about your company and the specific products or services you would like to promote.

The purpose

Objectivity 5

This site just written by one person/ individually whose name Randal Devis. This site also promoted to another people who want to joint with this site. So, there is advertising is done by Randal.

6. Coverage