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TESOL Journal Table of Contents: Vol. 11, No. 3 (Autumn 2002)
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Constructing Meaning With Computers
Deborah Healey and Sarah J. Klinghammer
Africa Online: A Web- and Content-Based English Language Teaching Course
Despite vast distances, English language educators from across sub-Saharan Africa build a collegial network while developing computer skills and teaching resources.
Leslie Opp-Beckman
A Project-Based Approach to Interactive Web Site Design
A collaborative video project allows MA TESOL students to discover firsthand how computer technology can aid classroom learning.
Lia D. Kamhi-Stein, Nora Bezdikian, Everett Gillis, Seoyoung Lee, Blanche Lemes, Melissa Michelson, and Donn Tamaki
Constructivist and Collaborative Learning in a Wireless Environment
Using a network of wireless laptops to facilitate flexible meeting times and locations, applied linguistics students collaborate on academic writing assignments from outside the classroom.
Susana M. Sotillo
Constructing Meaning With Virtual Reality
Simulated environments provide ESL/EFL students with creative opportunities to develop and practice real-life communication skills in authentic, meaningful ways.
Sophie Ioannou-Georgiou
Making the Most of Discussion Boards in the ESL Classroom
Teachers and learners alike benefit from the highly versatile, accessible, and interactive nature of electronic discussion forums.
Dawn Bikowski and Greg Kessler
Integrating Online Discussion in an Australian Intensive English Language Course
Computer-mediated discourse provides autonomous, egalitarian models of learning that motivate and empower students.
Wendy Sutherland-Smith
Internet Chat: Collaborating and Learning via E-Conversations
Directed online discussions serve as a useful complement to face-to-face encounters by promoting greater interaction and wider participation among language learners.
Mark Freiermuth
The Recycling Research Documentary: A Technology-Integrated Project
Jonathon Reinhardt and Katharine Isbell
Computer Concordancing for ESP Materials
Sarah Rilling and Ozlem Pazvant
A Trip to Tahiti
Wang Jun
Under Construction: ESL Textbook Companion Web Sites
Nevitt Reagan and Owen Murray
Clear Speech Works [Computer software]
Ravi Purushotma
Searching the TESL-L Logs
Bill Snyder
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