Using the internet communicatively in the classroom

Using the internet communicatively in the classroom
Tony Grant

So often students leave an internet-based lesson thinking "Why couldn't we have done that at home?" This session aims to look at ways
of ensuring a communicative language pay-off for students when gathering web-based information . We will finish by taking a look at a range of
web-based resources available for immediate use from the British Council.

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From the Chair (June 1, 2008) WorldCALL 2008 Aims and objectives An International and computer literate audience Equity and Access - WorldCALL scholarships program Role of technology promoting a genuinely global perspective WorldCALL 2008: Fukuoka, Japan Organisational background Conference Theme WorldCALL Supporting Organizations Location LET Conference Offices